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Bristol Old Vic Theatre School bristol

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Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, situated at 1-2 Downside Road, is a renowned institution that nurtures the talents of aspiring performers and production professionals. With a rich history and a focus on practical training, the school provides students with unique opportunities to learn from industry experts in a supportive environment. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on experience through workshops, productions, and collaborations with local theatres, ensuring that graduates are well-equipped for the competitive arts landscape. The school’s commitment to artistic excellence and personal development makes it a standout choice for those pursuing a career in the performing arts. For further inquiries or to explore the exceptional offerings at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, feel free to reach out via phone or visit their website.

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Bristol Old Vic Theatre School bristol
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Richard Ng

3 Google Rating

Rather conservative and old fashioned set up.

3/ 5

Rather conservative and old fashioned set up.

peter way

5 Google Rating

My mum trained at the old vic bristol perhaps before the school was opened as she was performed in t

5/ 5

My mum trained at the old vic bristol perhaps before the school was opened as she was performed in the north of england touring out of burnley during the 2nd world war, her working name kathleen hilditch. I googled maps from norwood in adelaide south Australia out of interest in my birthplace bristol.

Alex Radford

5 Google Rating

Such an awesome place

5/ 5

Such an awesome place

Éamon Conor Kennedy

5 Google Rating

My alma mater, and proud of it at that

5/ 5

My alma mater, and proud of it at that

Max Dekker

5 Google Rating

Prima de luxe

5/ 5

Prima de luxe

Richard Ng

3 Google Rating

Rather conservative and old fashioned set up.

3/ 5

Rather conservative and old fashioned set up.

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