1. Developing exceptional acting and musicianship skills.
2. Understanding musical theatre genres.
3. Gaining practical experience through performance and industry collaborations.
4. Preparing for a successful career in musical theatre or opera.

1. Strong foundation in both acting and music.
2. Demonstrated talent and passion for performing arts.
3. Willingness to commit to rigorous training and practice.

1. Acting techniques (e.g., Stanislavski, Meisner, Michael Chekhov)
2. Music theory and practical musicianship
3. Ensemble Musicianship (performance)
4. Solo Musicianship (performance)
5. Musical theatre performance
6. Vocal technique and development
7. Instrumental proficiency
8. Dance and movement training
9. Practical-based training (e.g., musical, classical, & modern text)
10. Auditioning techniques
11. Theatre history and theory
12. Performance opportunities (e.g., musicals, operas, concerts)
13. Career Case Study
14. Reflective Journal
15. Personal Business Plan
16. Presentation - Research Project
17. Digital Portfolio

1. Independent study
2. Practical sessions
3. Workshops
4. Lectures
5. Rehearsals and performances
6. Seminars
7. Practical workshops and exercises
8. Group discussions and critiques
9. Individual coaching and mentoring
10. Guest lectures from industry professionals

1. Storytelling
2. Greek ensemble
3. Classical texts
4. Modern text
5. Musical text
6. Contemporary texts
7. Musical texts
8. Ensemble Musicianship
9. Practical Musicianship
10. Digital Media / MacLab
11. 1-2-1 Instrumental Tuition
12. Practical Voice
13. Applied Voice
14. Group Technical Singing
15. Group Instrumental Technical Workshops
16. Singing Tutorial
17. Movement Fundamentals
18. Movement Expression
19. Ballet
20. Jazz
21. Tap
22. Applied Voice
23. Practical Voice
24. Professional development
25. Industry practice
26. Collaborative principles
27. Singing and music tutorials
28. Technical dance classes
29. Voice maintenance
30. Screen acting
31. Radio
32. Relevant legal and regulatory frameworks
33. Financial planning
34. Marketing, social media, and sustainability strategies
35. Sourcing private and public funding

1. Practical assessments (e.g., musical performances, scene work)
2. Coursework assessment (e.g., music theory and practical musicianship)
3. Written assignments (e.g., character analysis, script breakdowns)
4. Group projects (e.g., collaborative musical productions)
5. Final examinations (e.g., comprehensive assessments)

This programme may vary depending on the institutions and countries, but the general standard options in the UK are:

1. 03 years full-time.

1. Well-equipped theatre spaces and rehearsal studios
2. Music practice rooms and recording studios
3. Dance studios
4. Libraries with extensive resources on acting, music, and performing arts
5. Access to industry professionals and guest lecturers

1. Actor-musician in musical theatre, opera, or other performing arts
2. Vocal coach or music teacher
3. Theatre director or producer
4. Casting director
5. Dramaturg
6. Scriptwriter
7. Stage manager
8. Entertainment agent
9. Arts administrator

1. Tuition fees between £20,000-£25,000 per year.
2. Scholarships, grants, and bursaries may be available to help offset costs.
3. Part-time work or student loans can also be considered.

1. GPA of 5 out of 5 or 80% to apply.
2. IELTS academic required.
3. Mathematics 60-69 required.
4. Can demonstrate exceptional talent.
5. Satisfy the panel's ability.
6. Able to complete the course successfully.

1. Opportunities for practical experience through internships, workshops, and community theatre productions.
2. Networking with industry professionals can lead to future career opportunities.

While not always required, certifications can demonstrate specialised skills and enhance career prospects. Examples include:

1. Certified Acting Teacher (CAT)
2. Certified Theatre Director (CTD)
3. Certified Casting Director (CCD)
4. Certified Stage Manager (CSM)
5. Certified Dramaturg (CD)

Typically, it takes twice a year (fall and spring), but may vary like:

1. Fall (September/October)
2. Spring (January/February)
3. Summer (May/June)

"My time training at GSA has been truly incredible, and the Actor-Musician course has been perfect!" Says - "Rose, Actor-Musician BA (Hons) at University of Surrey"