The London Drama School offers vocational training in the Performing Arts:

Acting, Voice & Movement, Speech, Theatre Studies, Shakespeare, Stanislavski, Chekhov, Audition Technique, Alexander Technique, Directing, Stage Management, Script-writing, Speech-training, Acting for the Camera, singing, Dance, Radio & TV Presenting courses, seminars, and workshops in small classes.

The London Drama School' s Artistic Director is Sarah Mann, BA (Hons.) in Drama and English (The West London Institute), Postgraduate Acting Diploma (The Arts Educational), Gold medal New Era Speech and Drama, a Trinity Guildhall Examiner, a professional Actor, Director, Producer, and an experienced Drama Teacher.

"…Take note of the name Sarah Mann...her bravura performance shone like a prize jewel." EVENING POST "...Sarah Mann's (Kryla) hard-drinking, strident columnist is a fine performance..." THE STAGE "…Sarah Mann gives a dazzling performance in the frenzied, jabbering and very challenging role of Penny…" THE SCOTSMAN - Edinburgh Festival August 2000

London Drama School students train with professional West End & Fringe actors and directors. The aim of the courses is to provide students with all the skills they need to become professional actors and presenters.

Students are encouraged to develop a professional attitude. All students are expected to be on time for lessons and rehearsals. Acting demands complete mental and physical commitment. We specialise in preparing students for the external Speech and Drama exams with the Guildhall School of Music and Drama at the end of each term, as well as all auditions.

Courses and Workshops

Intensive full-time Drama courses

Intensive part-time Drama courses

Intensive Summer Drama courses

English language support for non-English native speakers

Enrolment for All FULL-TIME Courses is by audition ONLY. The audition fee is £ 30. There is NO AUDITION for PART-TIME courses

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A warm and friendly atmosphere

Our teachers and directors are friendly, approachable, and happy to give advice at any time.

Updated August 12, 2007