Courses
Ever wondered what it’s like to study at the Gaiety School of Acting?
Here’s your chance to experience it for yourself.
Join us at our Temple Bar HQ for a day designed to mirror life on our Master’s programme. Take part in practical workshops, meet current students, hear from industry professional Louise Lowe, Artistic Director of ANÚ Productions, and get a clear sense of what the training involves.
It’s completely free, but places are limited. Register now to secure your spot.
A playful drama camp based on the Dog Man film for ages 8–11
Geared towards preparing students for entry into the Film Industry.
Please note, there are three levels to this course.
We recommend beginning with this level, Acting For Camera 1: Acting Skills
Geared towards preparing students for entry into the Film Industry.
An advanced screen acting camp for older teens for ages 16–19
This course is very much tailored to the specific needs of each individual student, and is geared towards preparing students for entry into the Film Industry.
This course is very much tailored to the specific needs of each individual student, and is geared towards preparing students for entry into the Film Industry.
A screen acting camp using iconic blockbuster scenes for ages 16–19
This course is for young people aged 13 and over who want to hone their talent for TV and Film with Ireland’s most prestigious acting school.
This course is for young people aged 13 and over who want to hone their talent for TV and Film with Ireland’s most prestigious acting school.
An immersive acting camp for confident young performers for ages 8–11
A focused acting camp for young performers who want to dig in for ages 12–15
A dramatic acting intensive for older teens for ages 16–18
An adventure-filled acting camp inspired by Percy Jackson for ages 8–11
A fun and practical audition preparation camp for ages 16–19
A practical and confidence-building audition camp for ages 12–15
A fast, funny drama camp based on The LEGO Movie for ages 8–11
A Summer camp for older teens looking to get a taste of being on both sides of the camera.