Arts Ed (Training)
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Welcome to Arts Educational Schools London for the last 90 years we have taught and developed some of the worlds leading performing artists across all disciplines.
Arts Educational Schools London have their origin in schools founded in 1919 by Grace Cone and in 1922 by Olive Ripman. The Cone and Ripman schools were pioneers in providing suitably talented children with a general academic education in conjunction with specialised training in dance, drama, music and art, preparing young men and women for professional careers in or connected with the theatre. In 1939 the two schools amalgamated to become the Cone Ripman School.
With the outbreak of World War II the school was evacuated to residential accommodation in various countryside mansions, including Tring in Hertfordshire. In 1941 the school reopened its Stratford Place premises in London and was renamed Arts Educational Schools in 1947. The London school occupied various premises in the post war years, including Golden Lane in the City of London.
So unique, varied and flexible was the training at Arts Educational Schools London, that Dame Alicia Markova and Sir Anton Dolin drew almost exclusively on students from Arts Educational Schools to help them create their revolutionary company – London Festival Ballet –which eventually became English National Ballet.
Continuing links in the great ballet tradition, Dame Beryl Grey became Director of Arts Educational Schools London in the 1960s, and the school uniform colours chosen by her continue to this day – most notably “Green Beryl”. The schools continued to be innovative, introducing both professional acting and professional music theatre courses before most of its current competitors.
In 1986 the old Chiswick Polytechnic was purchased and the school moved to its present, permanent home.
Today Arts Educational Schools London continues to support a world–renowned co–educational Independent Vocational School for pupils aged 11–18 years as well as a professional conservatoire with two main divisions Acting and Musical Theatre, offering BA and MA degrees. There is also a wide ranging programme of part time courses for all ages.
In 2007, Lord Lloyd Webber agreed to take on the role of President, taking on the role vacated by the death of Dame Alicia Markova, marking an auspicious new era for the Arts Educational Schools London.
Arts Educational Schools London have their origin in schools founded in 1919 by Grace Cone and in 1922 by Olive Ripman. The Cone and Ripman schools were pioneers in providing suitably talented children with a general academic education in conjunction with specialised training in dance, drama, music and art, preparing young men and women for professional careers in or connected with the theatre. In 1939 the two schools amalgamated to become the Cone Ripman School.
With the outbreak of World War II the school was evacuated to residential accommodation in various countryside mansions, including Tring in Hertfordshire. In 1941 the school reopened its Stratford Place premises in London and was renamed Arts Educational Schools in 1947. The London school occupied various premises in the post war years, including Golden Lane in the City of London.
So unique, varied and flexible was the training at Arts Educational Schools London, that Dame Alicia Markova and Sir Anton Dolin drew almost exclusively on students from Arts Educational Schools to help them create their revolutionary company – London Festival Ballet –which eventually became English National Ballet.
Continuing links in the great ballet tradition, Dame Beryl Grey became Director of Arts Educational Schools London in the 1960s, and the school uniform colours chosen by her continue to this day – most notably “Green Beryl”. The schools continued to be innovative, introducing both professional acting and professional music theatre courses before most of its current competitors.
In 1986 the old Chiswick Polytechnic was purchased and the school moved to its present, permanent home.
Today Arts Educational Schools London continues to support a world–renowned co–educational Independent Vocational School for pupils aged 11–18 years as well as a professional conservatoire with two main divisions Acting and Musical Theatre, offering BA and MA degrees. There is also a wide ranging programme of part time courses for all ages.
In 2007, Lord Lloyd Webber agreed to take on the role of President, taking on the role vacated by the death of Dame Alicia Markova, marking an auspicious new era for the Arts Educational Schools London.
Connected Mandy members:
Mia Raif
Actor- 2021, Zombie Prom, Toffee
- 2021, Zombie Prom, Toffee
Steve Gregson
Production Photographer- 2021, Urine Town, Production Photographer
- 2021, Urine Town, Production Photographer
Chuck Deer
Company Manager- 2021, Cats, Deputy Stage Manager
- 2021, The Wedding Singer, Deputy Stage Manager
- 2021, Cats, Deputy Stage Manager
Alessio Festuccia
Sound Designer- 2021, The Phoenix, Sound Editor / Sound Mixer
- 2021, The Phoenix, Sound Editor / Sound Mixer
Tarrick Benham
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Debra Bond
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- 2020, Twelfth Night, Sir Andrew Aguecheek
- 2019, Lean, Tessa
- 2020, The Seagull, Arkadina
Izabella Webb
Actor- 2020, Love & Information, Love & Information, Cast in scenes: Maths / Spies / Stars / Shrink
- 2020, Twelfth Night, Malvolio
- 2019, Table Tennis Play, Cath
- 2019, The Cherry Orchard, Varya
- 2020, Love & Information, Love & Information, Cast in scenes: Maths / Spies / Stars / Shrink
Georgia Corrigan
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- 2020, Three Sisters, Irina
- 2020, Truth and Reconcilliation, Woman
- 2021, All's Well That Ends Well, Helena
Polina Tyan
Actor- 2020, Three Sisters - Anton Chekov, Irina
- 2020, Three Sisters - Anton Chekov, Irina
Sean Moon
Dancer- 2020, The Wild Party, Choreographer
- 2020, The Wild Party, Choreographer
Nicky Bellas
Actor- 2020, Twelfth Night, Olivia
- 2020, The Cherry Orchard, Ranevskaya
- 2020, Twelfth Night, Olivia
Raisa (Roo) Daya
Assistant Stage Manager- 2021, KIPPS - Half A Sixpence, ASM
- 2021, Ragtime, Deputy Stage Manager
- 2020, Totally Over You / In These Four Walls, Deputy Stage Manager
- 2020, Sirens / White Lies, Deputy Stage Manager
- 2021, KIPPS - Half A Sixpence, ASM
Olivia Gibbs-Fairley
Actor- 2020, Macbeth, Lady Macbeth/Porter
- 2020, Love and Information, Multi-role
- 2019, A Table Tennis Play, Mia
- 2019, The Cherry Orchard, Ranevskaya
- 2020, Macbeth, Lady Macbeth/Porter
Chloe Jane Millar
Actor- 2020, Twelfth Night, Viola/ Antonio
- 2020, Love & Information, Ensemble
- 2020, Twelfth Night, Viola/ Antonio
Aimee Corry
Actor- 2020, Macbeth, Malcolm
- 2020, Love & Information, Actor
- 2020, Macbeth, Malcolm
Marta de Nitto Personé
AD (1st)- 2021, Kweenship, 1st AD
- 2021, Level Up, 1st AD
- 2021, Kemi, 1st AD
- 2021, Dead End, 1st AD
- 2021, Plus One, 1st AD
- 2021, Asking Price, 1st AD
- 2020, Sunshine On Leith | Showreel, 1st AD
- 2020, Nightcrawler | Showreel, 1st AD
- 2020, How Do You Know | Showreel, 1st AD
- 2020, Made In Dagenham, 1st AD
- 2020, The Lake House, 1st AD
- 2020, Brooklyn Nine Nine | Showreel, 1st AD
- 2020, You've Got Mail | Showreel, 1st AD
- 2020, Vicky Cristina Barcelona | Showreel, 1st AD
- 2020, Ally McBeal, 1st AD
- 2020, Julie and Julia, 1st AD
- 2020, A Long Way Down, 1st AD
- 2020, Lucy, 1st AD
- 2020, He's Just Not That Into You, 1st AD
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Michael Lloyd
Prop Maker- 2020, Freaky Friday, Prop Maker
- 2020, Freaky Friday, Prop Maker
Ellen Dooley
Actor- 2020, Earthquakes in London, Doctor/ Supermarket Worker/ Young Woman
- 2020, Earthquakes in London, Doctor/ Supermarket Worker/ Young Woman
Mingyu Lin
Director- 2020, Babel, Director
- 2020, Babel, Director
Maxi Magee
Actor- 2020, ArtsEd, Actor
- 2020, ArtsEd, Actor
Alternative Company Names
- The Arts Educational Schools London
- The Arts Educational School
- The Arts Educational
- MA ArtsEd
- ArtsEducational, London
- Artsed Productions
- ArtsEd London (UK)
- Arts Educational Schools London
- Arts Educational Schools
- Arts Educational School, Tring Park
- ARTS EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL OF ACTING
- Arts Educational School London
- Arts Educational School Chiswick
- Arts Educational School
- Arts Educational graduates show
- Arts Educational Drama school
- Arts Educational
- Arts Education Schools London
- Arts Ed School of Acting
- Arts Ed MA Acting 2010/11 - Group B
- Arts Ed London
- Arts Ed Graduating class of 2012
- Arts Ed Films
- Arts Ed Acting School
- Art's Education
- Art educational schools london