Frequently Asked Questions
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- Why choose The Gaiety School of Acting?
- Does the GSA have a degree validation?
- Why drama school?
- Whats's Dublin City like?
- Do I need to train?
- Will I be rich and famous?
- Where is the Gaiety school of Acting?
- What do the facilities include?
- How is an average week like for a full time student?
Prospective students should be aware that, from the outset, the programme is physically and emotionally demanding.
Attendance to all classes is mandatory, as the essential work of the programme is a tireless process carried out day by day in the studio or classroom. Indeed, a commitment to one’s craft and peers supplies the very foundation of an artist’s technique, and so the daily discipline of full attendance remains integral to the training process.
An average day of formal classes begins with a warm up at 8.30 a.m. and runs until 6 p.m., after which students are expected to prepare work for the following day. Students are expected to continue aspects of class work at home, and they may under certain circumstances be called to attend rehearsals or classes in the evening or on the weekend.
Students are expected to attend a theatre visit each week, which forms a mandatory part of the course. These visits are crucial for enabling students to reflect on their craft and to be inspired by seeing their future colleagues at work!
Although allowances are readily made for medical, family, or other problems, it should be noted that prolonged or recurring absence or tardiness will result in suspension or expulsion.
- Can full time students work outside of school?
- How can i join the website student log-in?
- Can I rent a studio at the Gaiety School of Acting?
- Do you offer work experience placements for transition year students?
- What's involved in the audition for the full time course?
- Does the GSA have student housing?
- Can I do one-on-one classes with your tutors?
