A day for prospective creative and technical students to explore Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and find out what it has to offer for study in September 2023.
Undergraduate Students ( BA/FdA Production Arts & Costume)
You will have the opportunity to:
Please note , students and parents are responsible for organising their own day of activity (eg. booking onto welcome talks which fit with the other workshops etc).
Production Arts
If you are booking onto a Production Arts session please note that you will be busy for the whole duration of your ticket time. If you would like to book onto other course sessions please ensure you book a ticket outside of the designated Production Arts time.
In addition, students interested in studying Production Arts are invited to view our second teaching site, Christchurch Studios via a guided tour. Please note, this is approximately a 20 minute walk away.
Postgraduate Students (MA Directing, Voice, Writing and Performance Design)
All students will have the opportunity to:
Please note, prospective students may only bring two guests, however, we can only guarantee one guest into talks and if you bring more than one they may be asked to wait in the refreshments room on site.
Please note that the School is a separate entity from the Bristol Old Vic Theatre. Our main site Downside Road, is situated in Clifton in the North of Bristol. Our full address is: 1-3 Downside Road, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 2XF.
Please note that we do not have visitor parking on site however, please use parkopedia to find local parking.
If you are travelling by train, Bristol Temple Meads is the main station, from there you can get the number 8 bus to Downfield Road, just opposite the back of the school. Please note that there are planned maintenance works taking place on rail lines across the South West over this weekend, so please take this into account before you travel.
Alternatively, we are in close walking distance of Clifton Down Station, but please check the times of the connecting trains from the mainline station.
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