
TRAIN AT WORLD CLASS DRAMA INSTITUTION, THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF DRAMATIC ART (RADA).
An Exclusive International Career Building Experience for Australian Actors.
Study at one of the world’s most prestigious drama schools, train with RADA’s senior faculty, connect with leading London casting directors, talent agents and other working industry professionals, and immerse yourself in the heart of one of the world’s greatest film, television and theatre capitals.
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RADA.
Founded in 1904, the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) is recognised internationally as one of the world’s leading conservatoires for actor training. Its graduates have shaped the landscape of theatre, film and television for more than a century, earning Academy Awards, BAFTAs, Olivier Awards and Tony Awards across the globe.
Training at RADA places actors within an environment renowned for artistic excellence, discipline and creative discovery. The Academy’s commitment to truthful performance and rigorous technique has made it the training ground for many of the industry’s most respected performers.
Distinguished RADA Alumni
- Sir Anthony Hopkins
- Alan Rickman
- Jessie Buckley
- Ralph Fiennes
- Cynthia Erivo
- Phoebe Waller-Bridge
- Sir Kenneth Branagh
- David Harewood
- Imelda Staunton
- Tom Hiddleston
- Taron Egerton
- Mark Strong
- Eve Best
- Chiwetel Ejiofor
- Siân Phillips
For aspiring actors, studying at RADA is far more than attending a masterclass, it is an opportunity to experience the culture, expectations and professional standards of one of the world’s most respected acting institutions.
LONDON.
Home to the West End and one of the biggest film and television industries in the world, hundreds of producing theatres, internationally acclaimed drama schools, major casting offices and some of the world’s most celebrated performers, London offers constant inspiration both inside and outside the rehearsal room.
Throughout the intensive, participants will experience the city’s extraordinary creative landscape, from conservatoire training at RADA and a West End performance, to exploring the National Theatre and stepping behind the scenes at Warner Bros. Studio in London. Every experience has been carefully selected to deepen artistic understanding and broaden each actor’s appreciation of the craft.
THE PROGRAM.
The RADA Acting Intensive has been thoughtfully designed to combine elite actor training with genuine professional development, offering participants a unique balance of conservatoire learning, industry exposure and cultural immersion.
Highlights include:
- Five full days of conservatoire training at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.
- Voice, Movement, Acting Technique, Scene Study & working on camera.
- Meet & Greet / General Audition with London casting directors and talent agents. This opportunity is independent of RADA. However, students will be encouraged to perform the scenes they have developed and worked on throughout the week in front of London casting directors and talent agents.
- West End theatre experience.
- National Theatre Guided Tour.
- Bloomsbury Acting & Theatre Tour.
- Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter.
- Personal mentorship throughout the program from Craig & Dominique McMahon.
International Career Pathways & Industry Preparation
Participants will also take part in an exclusive Zoom session with a qualified UK Immigration Lawyer, exploring the range of pathways available for Australian actors seeking to work internationally.
Whether you are preparing for drama school, building your professional career or seeking to elevate your craft, this exclusive experience has been created to challenge, inspire and expand your artistic practice while providing memories that will last a lifetime.

The Stanislavski System: The Foundation of Modern Acting
The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art’s Stanislavski Intensive is an immersive training program where actors from around the world come to deepen their professional practice through the principles of Russian actor, director and theatre practitioner, Constantin Stanislavski. Designed for actors seeking to strengthen their craft, the intensive explores the System that revolutionised modern acting and continues to form the foundation of professional actor training throughout the world.
The Stanislavski System encourages actors to pursue truthful, purposeful action rather than imitate emotion. Through a disciplined process of script analysis, imaginative exploration, physical action and psychological investigation, actors learn to create performances that are authentic, emotionally connected and grounded in genuine human behaviour.

The Stanislavski System is one of the world’s most influential approaches to actor training, empowering performers to create truthful, emotionally authentic, and psychologically rich characters.
Throughout the intensive, participants investigate Stanislavski’s core principles, including the Given Circumstances, the Magic If, Objectives, Actions, Obstacles, Units and Beats, Subtext, Tempo-Rhythm, the Through-Line of Action, and the Super-Objective. Voice, movement, scene study and on-camera performance are all explored through the lens of Stanislavski’s belief that the actor must live truthfully under imaginary circumstances.
The work challenges actors to replace theatrical habits and external demonstration with honest human behaviour, deep listening, and imaginative responsiveness. As Stanislavski’s process becomes integrated into the actor’s craft, performance becomes more spontaneous, psychologically truthful and emotionally alive, allowing actors to develop a disciplined and repeatable approach to creating compelling characters for both stage and screen.
“The actor must learn to think as the character thinks and act as the character would act.”
— Constantin Stanislavski, An Actor Prepares
Upon registration, participants will receive preparation guidelines prior to the commencement of the intensive. Actors are expected to prepare assigned material in advance, with rehearsal and script analysis outside of class forming an essential part of the training process.

5-Day Acting Intensive
Meet & Greet: Sun, Jan 17, 3:00pm-5:30pm
Training Sessions: Mon – Fri, Jan 18-22, 9:30am-5pm
Industry Meet & Greet/Showcase: Fri, Jan 22, 5pm onwards
Location: The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London
Required Texts:
An Actor Prepares by Stanislavski
Widely regarded as one of the most influential books ever written on acting, An Actor Prepares introduces Stanislavski’s revolutionary approach to truthful performance. It explores the foundations of the Stanislavski System, including concentration, imagination, objectives, emotional truth, and the actor’s creative process. It remains an indispensable text for actors, directors, and drama educators worldwide.





LONDON I 11 DAYS I 10 NIGHTS JANUARY 2027





Program Overview
Hosted at the distinguished Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in the heart of Bloomsbury, one of Central London’s most beautiful, historic and culturally rich neighbourhoods, this exclusive international experience offers rigorous actor training grounded in the principles of the Stanislavski Technique, delivered by RADA’s senior faculty.
Designed specifically for committed actors, this immersive program combines world-class conservatoire training with unforgettable cultural experiences, providing participants with a rare opportunity to study within one of the world’s most respected drama schools while experiencing the artistic heart of London’s theatre, film and television industry.
Itinerary Overview
Day 1. Saturday, 16 January 2027
Arrival in London
- Private airport transfer to your four-star accommodation at the Blakemore Hotel, located in the beautiful, tree-lined neighbourhood of Bayswater. Perfectly positioned between Paddington and Notting Hill, and just a two-minute walk from Hyde Park, this elegant location offers a safe, charming, and quintessentially London base for your stay.
- Check in and settle into your hotel
- Enjoy time to explore your local neighbourhood
Day 2. Sunday, 17 January
Orientation & Welcome
3:00pm – 5:00pm
Official Welcome & Meet and Greet at RADA
- Program overview
- Faculty introductions
- Orientation and Q&A
Evening: At leisure
Days 3–7. Monday to Friday, 18–22 January
RADA Stanislavski Technique Masterclass
Location: Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
62–64 Gower Street, Bloomsbury, London
Daily Schedule
9:30am – 10:25am
Voice & Movement
10:30am – 1:00pm
Acting Technique
1:00pm – 2:00pm
Lunch Break
2:00pm – 5:00pm
Scene Study & On-Camera
Tuesday, 19 January
Evening: At leisure
Thursday, 21 January
Evening: West End Theatre Performance
Experience the excellence of London’s world-renowned theatre district, witnessing exceptional performances by some of the world’s leading actors.
Friday, 22 January
From 6:00pm: Meet & Greet / General Audition / Go-See
Participants will meet with a panel of London casting directors and talent agents for an intimate mini-showcase of their work.
Evening: End of Program Dinner & celebration with Cohort.
Day 8. Saturday, 23 January
National Theatre Guided Tour
Explore the world-renowned National Theatre, the United Kingdom’s leading producing theatre and one of the world’s most influential artistic institutions.
Founded by Sir Laurence Olivier, the National Theatre has been home to generations of award-winning actors and continues to produce internationally acclaimed productions featuring many of the industry’s most celebrated performers. Through National Theatre Live, these productions are broadcast to cinemas around the world, giving audiences unprecedented access to world-class theatre.
For actors, this experience offers invaluable insight into the creation, rehearsal, performance and cinematic capture of live theatre, demonstrating the evolving relationship between stage and screen.
Bloomsbury Acting & Theatre Tour
Discover the historic home of RADA with a guided tour through Bloomsbury’s literary, theatrical and cultural landmarks, exploring the neighbourhood that has inspired generations of actors, writers and artists.
Evening: At leisure
Day 9. Sunday, 24 January
Free Day
Enjoy time to explore London independently, visit museums and galleries, discover local markets or experience the city’s many iconic attractions.
Evening: At leisure
Day 10. Monday, 25 January
Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter
Step behind the scenes of one of cinema’s most successful film franchises, exploring authentic sets, costumes, props, visual effects and filmmaking techniques used throughout the Harry Potter films.
For actors, this immersive experience provides unique insight into the collaborative process of screen production and the craftsmanship that transforms performances from script to screen.
Evening: At leisure
Day 11. Tuesday, 26 January
Departure
- Private transfer to Heathrow Airport
- Return flight to Melbourne
Required Texts
To maximise your learning throughout the intensive, participants are required to bring:
- An Actor Prepares by Constantin Stanislavski
- An Actor’s Handbook by Constantin Stanislavski (optional)
What’s Included
- Five-day Stanislavski Technique Masterclass at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
- Meet & Greet / General Audition / Go-See with a panel of London casting directors & talent agents
- Eleven-day itinerary with ten nights’ twin-share accommodation in a four-star Hyde Park hotel
- Daily continental and full English breakfast
- End of Program Dinner/Celebration
- West End theatre performance
- Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter
- National Theatre Guided Tour
- Bloomsbury Acting & Theatre Tour
- Return airport transfers (London Heathrow ↔ Hyde Park)
- Return economy flights from Melbourne to London
- On-the-ground mentorship and support from Craig & Dominique McMahon throughout the program
Program Investment
AUD $11,900 (GST Inclusive)
Your investment includes return international flights, 4-star accommodation, world-class training at RADA, cultural experiences, scheduled meals and all listed transfers.
Payment Options
- Pay in full $11,900 (GST Inclusive)
or Secure your place with a $1,500 deposit (GST Inclusive).
The remaining balance may be paid through weekly, fortnightly or monthly instalments.
Personalised and confidential payment plans are also available. Please contact accounts@fimtv.com.au to discuss the option best suited to you.
Participant Responsibilities
Participants are responsible for:
- Holding a valid passport.
- Obtaining a UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) prior to departure (currently £20 per person) via the official UK Government website: www.gov.uk/eta.
- Arranging travel to and from Melbourne Airport.
- Meals not listed in the itinerary.
- Arriving punctually and participating fully in all scheduled activities.
- Respecting accommodation policies and taking responsibility for personal belongings.
- Obtaining personal travel insurance (recommended).
Please note: Film & Television Studio International is not responsible for missed flights, changes to external schedules, missed classes, or the loss or theft of personal belongings.

January 2027.
If you wish to be considered for a placement, please email us directly at enquiries@filmtv.com.au. We will then arrange a time for you to interview with our Artistic Director. This interview also provides an opportunity to discuss the program in detail and address any questions you may have.
Placements are strictly limited, with rolling admissions commencing August 2026. As places will fill quickly, we recommend applying as early as possible to avoid missing out.

