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CoLab Festival 2025

900 students. 80 projects. 2 weeks. CoLab 2025 was a celebration of risk-taking, innovation, and creative collaboration. This year’s theme, Time, was explored through social dances across history, the evolution of musical theatre, the collision of heavy metal and symphonic music, and everything in between. From a new musical on The Lionesses to an experimental event with Deptford Creek Discovery Centre, the projects at the heart of CoLab continue to reframe tradition and redefine artistic excellence.

Creating Temporal Worlds with Boston Dance Theatre

During CoLab 2025, we welcomed Jessie Jeanne Stinnett, co-founder of Boston Dance Theatre and Trinity Laban alum to our CoLab festival ✨ Jessie talks about her CoLab project “Creating Temporal Worlds through Movement and Sound” which involves a collaborative exploration of movement and sound using the embodied practice of ‘duration’.

Introducing the Digital Sine Bell

What do you get when you put a design engineer from Imperial College and a composer & vocalist from Trinity Laban together? A Digital Sine Bell. This new instrument has been created in collaboration between Anna Silver and David Balica. CoLab 2025 has seen the premiere of two new works by Zsolt Balint and David Balica scored for chamber ensemble, contemporary dancers and Digital Sine Bell. Which direction will this instrument take music in next? 5 w

Places of London: Songwriting at Trinity Laban

Adele, Lily Allen, Fergie, Pulp, The Kinks, The Clash & Ralph McTell. London has been a source of inspiration for Songwriters throughout the decades. Dan Murphy took his CoLab group 'Places of London' to see the sites, including a trip to the National Gallery to explore different methods for generating song ideas.

Passages, Memories and Milestones with Melbourne Conservatorium of Music

Andrea Keller, Head of Jazz and Improvisation at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, travelled half way round the world for CoLab 2025

Exploring the right time for action with USC Kaufman

During CoLab 2025, we welcomed choreographers and dancers from the USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance to Trinity Laban ✨ Jennifer Lott, Associate Professor at USC Kaufman, talks about her project “Deep Time: Stay With The Trouble” and the creative process behind it. Working with our composition professor Alex Paxton, her group focused on the Greek concept of “kairos”, the “right time for action”, and has based their storytelling on ecofeminist Donna Haraway’s text “Staying with the Trouble”.

A Band's Journey in Gaming Music

Do you ever think about the soundtracks that shape your favourite games?

A.R. Rahman is Trinity Laban's new Honorary President

“I hope that we can work with the newer generation to do something spectacular.” In conversation with our Honorary President, the legendary A.R. Rahman ✨ We spoke to A.R. Rahman about our long-term collaborators KM Music Conservatory and the journey from his first music exam at Trinity College of Music to his Honorary Presidency of Trinity Laban.

Trinity Laban and Raphael Wallfisch present: The Protecting Veil

Music Director and Conception Nic Pendlebury Director Anna Morrissey Costume & Set Designer Carla Goodman Lighting Designer Jonathan Samuels Soloist Raphael Wallfisch Trinity Laban String Ensemble & Dancers In Spring 2024 Trinity Laban String Ensemble and Dancers presented a staged production of John Tavener’s iconic work, featuring celebrated cellist and TL International Chair of Cello and Chamber Music, Raphael Wallfisch. The Protecting Veil, created by the same creative team responsible for Trinity Laban's revolutionary 2022 production, 'A Change of Season,' captures the cosmic power of the Mother of God. Her voice and life represented by the cello, which never stops singing throughout the performance. Told in eight continuous chapters depicting various moments of her life, this performance offers a visual representation of the mystic spirituality of Tavener’s work, speaking to the power of motherhood, the giving of life and its subsequent journey. The production was premiered a Blackheath Halls, London, followed by performances at Carole Nash Hall (Stoller Hall), Manchester, and Cedars Hall, Wells. It was made possible with the generous support of Jerwood Foundation and by arrangement with CHESTER MUSIC LTD.

Introduction | Centre for Advanced Training

Spotlight on Commissioned Works: Trinity Laban Dance Collective

Students on the MA/MFA Dance Performance at Trinity Laban form the membership of Trinity Laban Dance Collective (TLDC). Throughout the year, TLDC undertakes a range of different creative projects, workshops and classes, delivered with exceptional guidance from faculty and guest artists. These projects culminate in a range of performance opportunities, artistic outputs, dialogues and debates. Today we're shining the spotlight on two TLDC projects working with with Temitope Ajose and Studio Wayne McGregor, resulting in a double bill performance at Laban Theatre. Hear more about the development of the projects in the studio and how students work together with a creative team to explore their creative voice, agency and artistry as a dance performer. Want to find out more about the MA/MFA Dance Performance at Trinity Laban and if it's right for you? Details here: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/courses/ma-mfa-dance-performance/

Tom Hughes: On Record

#OnRecord #TrinityLaban #TomHughes #MariaMcNamee #GregScotland The last in this series of On Record, composition student and multi-instrumentlist Tom Hughes brought in two of our alum, Maria and Greg, to perform his 'Midmay Set'. On Record is Trinity Laban's YouTube series featuring original works. Each session is filmed and recorded in one continuous take in our studio in King Charles Court, Greenwich, where you'll find the bustling home of our music students. Performers Tom Hughes - Composer and Whistle Maria McNamee - Harp Greg Scotland - Violin Production Credits Imogen Copp - Series Producer Tara Hughes - Design Callum Chaplin - Cinematography Callum McCreath - Recording Engineer Rob Pemberton - Mix & Mastering Engineer Tarsier Creative - Production Company About Trinity Laban Trinity Laban is a world-leading conservatoire that redefines excellence. We create pioneers, focusing on the artistic freedom and transformation of our students. A community of global collaborators, we lead the arts across genres and beyond convention through innovative research, experimentation, and outreach. Against a backdrop of stunning architecture in the creative heart of South East London, Trinity Laban is where change happens. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trinitylaban/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@trinitylaban Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trinity.laban Site: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/

Charlotte Jackson: On Record

#OnRecord #TrinityLaban #CharlotteJackson #AmadeaTopalli #VickyChurcher Charlotte Jackson's 'Autumnal' is inspired by the wide variety of sounds and colours associated with the autumn season. The piece blends quick playful melodies with harsh and dense textures, alongside sombre drone-like moments.  On Record is Trinity Laban's YouTube series featuring original works. Each session is filmed and recorded in one continuous take in our studio in King Charles Court, Greenwich, where you'll find the bustling home of our music students. Performers Amadea Topalli - Alto Saxophone Vicky Churcher - Clarinet Production Credits Imogen Copp - Series Producer Tara Hughes - Design Callum Chaplin - Cinematography Callum McCreath - Recording Engineer Rob Pemberton - Mix & Mastering Engineer Tarsier Creative - Production Company About Trinity Laban Trinity Laban is a world-leading conservatoire that redefines excellence. We create pioneers, focusing on the artistic freedom and transformation of our students. A community of global collaborators, we lead the arts across genres and beyond convention through innovative research, experimentation, and outreach. Against a backdrop of stunning architecture in the creative heart of South East London, Trinity Laban is where change happens. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trinitylaban/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@trinitylaban Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trinity.laban Site: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/"

Miles Bridges: On Record

#OnRecord #TrinityLaban #MilesBridges #LouisDePedro #WillGreaves #GeorgeGreenland Inspired by progressive rock bands including King Crimson, Yes, Rush and Porcupine Tree, second-year BA Music Performance and Industry student Miles Bridges and his band perform his song 'Mr Benn'. On Record is Trinity Laban's YouTube series featuring original works. Each session is filmed and recorded in one continuous take in our studio in King Charles Court, Greenwich, where you'll find the bustling home of our music students. Performers Miles Bridges - Guitar Louis De Pedro - Drums Will Greaves - Keys George Greenland - Bass Production Credits Imogen Copp - Series Producer Tara Hughes - Design Callum Chaplin - Cinematography Callum McCreath - Recording Engineer Rob Pemberton - Mix & Mastering Engineer Tarsier Creative - Production Company About Trinity Laban Trinity Laban is a world-leading conservatoire that redefines excellence. We create pioneers, focusing on the artistic freedom and transformation of our students. A community of global collaborators, we lead the arts across genres and beyond convention through innovative research, experimentation, and outreach. Against a backdrop of stunning architecture in the creative heart of South East London, Trinity Laban is where change happens. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trinitylaban/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@trinitylaban Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trinity.laban Site: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/

Cori Smith: On Record

#OnRecord #TrinityLaban #CoriSmith #OwenSpafford "‘Another Rainy Day Polska’ is inspired by the relentless, horizontal rain that rages across the North Pennines, forcing me to stay inside writing tunes. Spinning, trance-like melodies morph into an electrifying groove-based tune, as tales from the forest meet daydreams in the big city." - Cori Smith, Composition Student Cori became enthralled by the fiery dance rhythms of polskas whilst studying Swedish folk music in Stockholm. Here she performs her polska with Owen Spafford, who she regularly plays folk with as they jam with others late into the evenings. See her Instagram for upcoming gigs - @cori_rose_smith. On Record is Trinity Laban's YouTube series featuring original works. Each session is filmed and recorded in one continuous take in our studio in King Charles Court, Greenwich, where you'll find the bustling home of our music students. Performers Cori Smith - Viola Owen Spafford - Violin Production Credits Imogen Copp - Series Producer Tara Hughes - Design Callum Chaplin - Cinematography Callum McCreath - Recording Engineer Rob Pemberton - Mix & Masering Engineer Tarsier Creative - Production Company About Trinity Laban Trinity Laban is a world-leading conservatoire that redefines excellence. We create pioneers, focusing on the artistic freedom and transformation of our students. A community of global collaborators, we lead the arts across genres and beyond convention through innovative research, experimentation, and outreach. Against a backdrop of stunning architecture in the creative heart of South East London, Trinity Laban is where change happens. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trinitylaban/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@trinitylaban Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trinity.laban Twitter: https://twitter.com/TrinityLaban Site: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/"

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Colab Festival at Trinity Laban

Each year, CoLab marks the perfect opportunity for our Dance, Music, and Musical Theatre students to unite in celebration of creativity and innovation in all its many art forms, culminating in two magnificent showcases. Over 600 students from our faculties come together with staff and visiting artists from around the world to create works rooted in imagination and innovation.

Musical Theatre at Trinity Laban

The Musical Theatre Department at Trinity Laban will provide you with outstanding, rigorous and dynamic performance training. Situated in the UK’s musical theatre capital, with excellent links to the West End and beyond, we will equip you with all the skills you need to become a creative, empowered performer for the 21st century.

Centre for Advanced Training

Do you see your future in dance? Are you ready to commit to an intensive programme of training? Are you aged 12-17? The Centre for Advanced Training (CAT) at Trinity Laban is an innovative scheme offering young people with exceptional talent and potential in dance the opportunity to access high quality dance training. The programme of classes provides intensive and rigorous dance training taught by a highly experienced team of professional dance teachers and artists. Find out more and sign up to upcoming Open Days and Auditions for our 2024 intake: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/course/centre-for-advanced-training/ Video credit: Becca Hunt

BA3 Commissioned Works | Takeshi Matusmoto & Makiko Aoyama

Professional choreographers Makiko Aoyama and Trinity Laban Alum, Takeshi Matsumoto, worked with third-year Contemporary Dance students to create a piece for primary school children. Innovative in style, the performance looked at the relationship between children, the dark and Covid-19. Video credits: Becca Hunt

BA3 Commissioned Works | Takeshi Matsumoto & Makiko Aoyama

We hear from professional choreographers Makiko Aoyama and Trinity Laban Alum, Takeshi Matsumoto, who worked with the final-year Contemporary Dance students to create a piece for primary school children. Innovative in style, the performance looks at the relationship between children, the dark and Covid-19. Video credit: Becca Hunt

Contemporary Dance at Trinity Laban

There are many performance opportunities for our Contemporary Dance students. This footage is from BA3 Commissioned Works, where our final-year students collaborate with professional choreographers during a period of intensive workshops and rehearsals. Video credit: Becca Hunt

BA3 Commissioned Works | Rahel Vonmoos & Jean Abreu

Our Contemporary Dance students worked with Rahel Vonmoos and Jean Abreu to perform Commissioned Works at the Laban Theatre. Students worked with the professional choreographers over an intensive term of collaboration and rehearsals to present new works exploring connection, disconnection, personhood and how we define ourselves when we don't quite have the words to say. Video credit: Becca Hunt

Commissioned Works | SAY, Alice Sara & Melanie Clarke

Our Contemporary Dance students worked with SAY, founded by Sarah Golding and Yukiko Masui to perform Break It Down, as well as working with Alice Sara & Melanie Clarke to perform Going, Going, Gone.

Commissioned Works | Akeim Toussaint Buck & Takeshi Matsumoto

Our third-year Contemporary Dance students worked with professional choreographers, Akeim Toussaint Buck & Takeshi Matsumoto to create new commissioned pieces of work. They were developed through intensive periods of creative exploration so we decided to take a peek into rehearsals and find out more.

Professional Projects | Centre for Advanced Training

Each year, the Centre for Advanced Training at Trinity Laban commissions a number of professional artists to work with the young people on the programme. This exposure to the professional dance world is a key element of the training programme. The students are treated as professional companies in their own right, supplied with rehearsal directors, lighting designers, costume designers, producers and, of course, the artists themselves.

Polina Savicka: On Record

#OnRecord #TrinityLaban #PolinaSavicka #RonojitBhuyan Pianist and master's student Ronojit Bhuyan performs Trinity Laban composer Polina Savicka's 'Is the rain a gift?'. The work weaves together the tender, uncertain and ever-shifting nature of rain, exploring it both as a feeling and a phenomenon. Taking some of its influence from European folk music, it is filled with traces of song that evoke the memories and sensations of a space that is both familiar and ambiguous. The intention behind this piece was to create something that sounded almost like an improvisation, something personal and intimate. 'Is the rain a gift?' won the 2023 John Halford Competition composition prize where it was first performed by Ronojit Bhuyan. On Record is Trinity Laban's YouTube series featuring original works from across our Faculty of Music. Each session is filmed and recorded in one continuous take in our studio in King Charles Court, Greenwich, where you'll find the bustling home of our music students. Performers Ronojit Bhuyan - Piano Production Credits Imogen Copp - Series Producer Tara Hughes - Design Callum Chaplin - Cinematography Callum McCreath - Recording Engineer Rob Pemberton - Mix & Masering Engineer Tarsier Creative - Production Company Filmed at the Trinity Laban recording studio, for booking enquiries please contact recordingstudio@trinitylaban.ac.uk About Trinity Laban Trinity Laban is the UK’s only conservatoire of music and contemporary dance. We identify, support and develop talented and innovative performers and creators throughout their creative lives, nurturing their transformation into resourceful, enterprising and adaptable artistic leaders ready to make a positive change to society. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trinitylaban/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@trinitylaban Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trinity.laban Twitter: https://twitter.com/TrinityLaban Site: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/

Amelia Wilding: On Record

#OnRecord #TrinityLaban #AmeliaWilding #SophieWarner #ScottieThompson Amelia Wilding is joined by her band Sophie Warner and Scottie Thompson to perform her beautifully folky song, 'The Ship'. Already a regular on the London Jazz scene, Amelia joined us on our BMus (Hons) Jazz in 2022. On Record is Trinity Laban's YouTube series featuring original works from across our Faculty of Music. Each session is filmed and recorded in one continuous take in our studio in King Charles Court, Greenwich, where you'll find the bustling home of our music students. Performers Amelia Wilding - Voice / Bass Sophie Warner - Drums Scottie Thompson - Synth / Piano Production Credits Imogen Copp - Series Producer Tara Hughes - Design Callum Chaplin - Cinematography Callum McCreath - Recording Engineer Rob Pemberton - Mix & Masering Engineer Tarsier Creative - Production Company Filmed at the Trinity Laban recording studio, for booking enquiries please contact recordingstudio@trinitylaban.ac.uk About Trinity Laban Trinity Laban is the UK’s only conservatoire of music and contemporary dance. We identify, support and develop talented and innovative performers and creators throughout their creative lives, nurturing their transformation into resourceful, enterprising and adaptable artistic leaders ready to make a positive change to society. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trinitylaban/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@trinitylaban Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trinity.laban Twitter: https://twitter.com/TrinityLaban Site: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/"""

Alumni Experience | Centre for Advanced Training

Talking to our CAT Alumni, we find out how their experience on the CAT programme at Trinity Laban has helped build and progress their careers in the dance industry. Video credit: Becca Hunt, Kieran Dawes & Briony Campbell

Ashley Solano Hernández: On Record

#OnRecord #TrinityLaban #AshleySolanoHernandez In this session of On Record, we hear Ashley Solano Hernández performing the first movement 'Mariposa Neón' (Neon Butterfly) from his Sonata for Piano: Echoes of Dreams. Ashley is a composer/performer here at Trinity Laban, who blends influences from Romanticism and Impressionism, to Latin American Folk music. On Record is Trinity Laban's YouTube series featuring original works from across our Faculty of Music. Each session is filmed and recorded in one continuous take in our studio in King Charles Court, Greenwich, where you'll find the bustling home of our music students. Performers Ashley Solano Hernández - Piano Production Credits Imogen Copp - Series Producer Tara Hughes - Design Callum Chaplin - Cinematography Callum McCreath - Recording Engineer Rob Pemberton - Mix & Masering Engineer Tarsier Creative - Production Company Filmed at the Trinity Laban recording studio, for booking enquiries please contact recordingstudio@trinitylaban.ac.uk About Trinity Laban Trinity Laban is the UK’s only conservatoire of music and contemporary dance. We identify, support and develop talented and innovative performers and creators throughout their creative lives, nurturing their transformation into resourceful, enterprising and adaptable artistic leaders ready to make a positive change to society. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trinitylaban/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@trinitylaban Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trinity.laban Twitter: https://twitter.com/TrinityLaban Site: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/

New Lights Festival Trailer

New Lights Festival gives Trinity Laban students the opportunity to explore and push the boundaries of new music, performance and multimedia collaborations. Each year it has grown, allowing for an ever evolving scope of contemporary performance events. This footage was shot from New Lights Festival 2023, highlights including a talk by film and stage director Tony Palmer and an evening celebrating the music and culture of Iran, curated by Mahsa Salali. Douglas Finch, Artistic Director Peter Tuite, Co-founder and Archivist Videography: Molly Pendlebury

Student Experience - MA/MFA Creative Practice: Dance Professional

MA/MFA Creative Practice: Dance Professional gives you the opportunity to work with Trinity Laban and our partner organisations; Siobhan Davies Studios and Independent Dance. The programme enables experienced practitioners to develop their artistic practice in a stimulating environment of intellectual and creative inquiry. Kilta gives us an insight into her experience on the programme and what she has been exploring through workshops with guest artist, Florence Peak.

Trinity Laban Youth Dance Company

Hear from Trinity Laban Company Dancers about what it’s like to be part of TLYDC!

Student Experience - BSc Dance Science

We speak to Vlada who gives us some insight into studying on the BSc (Hons) Dance Science programme. Vlada talks about the facilities in the Laban Building, collaborating with other dancers and what she hopes to do after graduating.

Ana Geoghegan: On Record

#OnRecord #TrinityLaban #AnaGeoghegan #LuciaFoti Written by third year composition student Ana Geoghegan, harpist Lucia Foti performs 'Expansion', inspired by Per Norgard's 'Queen and Ace' and Berio's 'Sequenza'. On Record is Trinity Laban's YouTube series featuring original works from across our Faculty of Music. Each session is filmed and recorded in one continuous take in our studio in King Charles Court, Greenwich, where you'll find the bustling home of our music students. Performers Lucia Foti - Harp Production Credits Imogen Copp - Series Producer Tara Hughes - Design Callum Chaplin - Cinematography Callum McCreath - Recording Engineer Rob Pemberton - Mix & Masering Engineer Tarsier Creative - Production Company Filmed at the Trinity Laban recording studio, for booking enquiries please contact recordingstudio@trinitylaban.ac.uk About Trinity Laban Trinity Laban is the UK’s only conservatoire of music and contemporary dance. We identify, support and develop talented and innovative performers and creators throughout their creative lives, nurturing their transformation into resourceful, enterprising and adaptable artistic leaders ready to make a positive change to society. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trinitylaban/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@trinitylaban Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trinity.laban Twitter: https://twitter.com/TrinityLaban Site: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/

Lunch Hour (Nina Erickson and Hughie Hunter): On Record

#OnRecord #TrinityLaban #NinaErickson #HughieHunter To kick off On Record, our new series of original music, we're sharing with you Lunch Hour's song Pre/post Prandial State. Lunch Hour is formed of Nina Erickson and Hughie Hunter, who met in 2022 on our BA (Hons) in Music Performance and Industry. This dreamy song was born out of ideas around sleep deprivation and the creativity that can come with it. On Record is Trinity Laban's YouTube series featuring original works from across our Faculty of Music. Each session is filmed and recorded in one continuous take in our studio in King Charles Court, Greenwich, where you'll find the bustling home of our music students. Performers Nina Erickson - Voice / Synth Hughie Hunter - Voice / Guitar Production Credits Imogen Copp - Series Producer Tara Hughes - Design Callum Chaplin - Cinematography Callum McCreath - Recording Engineer Rob Pemberton - Mix & Masering Engineer Tarsier Creative - Production Company Filmed at the Trinity Laban recording studio, for booking enquiries please contact recordingstudio@trinitylaban.ac.uk. About Trinity Laban Trinity Laban is the UK’s only conservatoire of music and contemporary dance. We identify, support and develop talented and innovative performers and creators throughout their creative lives, nurturing their transformation into resourceful, enterprising and adaptable artistic leaders ready to make a positive change to society. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trinitylaban/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@trinitylaban Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trinity.laban Twitter: https://twitter.com/TrinityLaban Site: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/

Student & Parent Experiences | Centre for Advanced Training

Why should you choose to study Centre for Advanced Training at Trinity Laban? We hear from a few parents and students from CAT at Trinity Laban. They take us through their experiences and what they are grateful for about the programme. You can find out more about dancing opportunities on CAT here: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/course/centre-for-advanced-training/ Video credit: Becca Hunt & Kieran Dawes

The Teachers | Centre for Advanced Training

The Trinity Laban Centre for Advanced Training (CAT) programme is taught by a group of highly experienced professional dance teachers, artists and dance science experts. Hear from them to find out more about the CAT programme and what students can expect studying with us. Further information on Open Days, Audition Dates and How to apply can be found here: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/course/centre-for-advanced-training/ Video credit: Becca Hunt & Kieran Dawes

Strings Side-by-Side Concert with Schools

In March 2024, we invited string players from four partner schools - Eltham Hill School, Haberdashers Hatcham College, Harris Academy Peckham and Thomas Tallis School - to perform with Trinity Laban Sinfonia Strings at St Alfege Church, Greenwich. Watch them describe their experiences and give the first performances of 'Isolated Moments' and 'Londinium', created for the occasion by Nathen Durasamy with fifteen young composers at Leigh Academy Blackheath.

Musical Theatre Summer School

Musical Theatre Summer School 2024 will take place Monday 5 – Friday 9 August at the Laban Building. A typical day runs from 9am – 5pm, with time for warm-ups, classes, workshops, breaks and lunch. Your week also includes an opportunity to see a live West End Show. At the end of the course, an informal performance event gives you the opportunity to showcase and share what you have created during your week. The timetable includes classes in dance, acting, singing, musical theatre integration (combining the skills of singing, acting and dancing for musical theatre), singing and acting for audition. Classes are led by industry professionals and members of the Trinity Laban Musical Theatre faculty. Find out more and book now: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/take-part/summer-schools/musical-theatre-summer-school/

As Time Goes By | Trinity Laban Youth Dance Company & Animate Artists

Trinity Laban Youth Dance Company and Animate Artists present 'As Time Goes By'. This new collaborative work was devised by young people aged 11-18 with choreographer Alethia Antonia and music director Sarah Freestone. Find out more about our opportunities for young people and schools at www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/take-part.

Student Experience | Centre for Advanced Training

Ever wondered what it's like to study on the CAT programme at Trinity Laban? Find out more from our students! Students at Trinity Laban’s Centre for Advanced Training have the opportunity to take part in various exciting projects throughout the year, working with leading dance companies and artists in world renowned-dance venues. Video credit: Becca Hunt & Kieran Dawes

Dance classes | Centre for Advanced Training

The CAT programme prepares young dancers for training and a career in dance, should they choose to do so. Therefore, it is important that our programme reflects the world around us and looks to the future dance industry that our graduates will become part of. For us at Trinity Laban CAT this means creating opportunities for young people to work with a diverse range of dance artists who teach a variety of dance practices using a range of approaches. Students will have regular creative workshops and experience with professional choreographers. Students will be encouraged to be imaginative, innovative and take creative risks. https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/course/centre-for-advanced-training/ Video credit: Becca Hunt

A day in the life of a CAT student at Trinity Laban

Wondering what it might be like to study on the Centre of Advanced Training programme (CAT) at Trinity Laban? Here's a snippet into the day in the life of one of our students. CAT at Trinity Laban is an innovative scheme offering young people with exceptional talent and potential in dance the opportunity to access high quality dance training. The programme of classes provides intensive and rigorous dance training taught by a highly experienced team of professional dance teachers and artists. Find out more: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/course/centre-for-advanced-training/ Video credit: Becca Hunt

Student Experience - MA/MFA Choreography

We hear from a few students who studied MA/MFA Choreography at Trinity Laban. They dive into their experiences at TL, covering facilities, faculty, performance opportunities and what it was like to study in London as international students.