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The Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts is Britain's and the world's oldest theatre arts training school. It grew out of the first production of the play that was to become a children's classic "Where The Rainbow Ends". Italia Conti who was then an established actress was invited by the producer Charles Hawtrey to teach the children for the ...
Italia Conti House is our headoffice and home to our full time training Academy for students 16+, the Theatre Arts School for Secondary school students and the Italia Conti Agency. Situated just a stones throw from Barbican underground station, we are based in the heart of London's cultural arts and theatre district.
Information about the academy 1. The Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts is a private performing arts academy that trains students for employment in the musical theatre industry. The academy runs a three-year course in musical theatre leading to the national diploma in professional musical theatre, awarded by Trinity College, London.
Jan 22, 2020 · For more than a century, Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts has been providing training and support for generations of performers. Among its alumni, the respected academy boasts graduates ...
ABOUT. US. The Italia Conti Agency is associated to the World famous Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts, and represents juniors and students of the Academy, as well as many from their Associate Schools. Whilst the Agency and Academy encourage their pupils and students to gain experience within the profession whilst training, it is recognised ...
Italia Conti is one of the UK’s oldest theatre arts training schools. Initially a stage school whose main aim was to train aspiring young actors, Italia Conti grew and developed to meet the needs of the industry. Provision in all areas was expanded and extended to older age groups and became distinctive within the sector as one of the few UK ...
The Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts is Britain's and the world's oldest theatre arts training school. It grew out of the first production of the play that was to become a children's classic "Where The Rainbow Ends".
