FAQs

We are based in Glasgow City Centre, Scotland. Our address is The Annexe, 30 Dornoch St, Bridgeton, Glasgow G40 2QT https://static.wixstatic.com/media/a53111_62609b933c80440883e24a994e817504~mv2.jpg

Due to the fact that their are considerable costs for the student when applying through UCAS, you should apply to GAMTA directly. This is easier, faster and FREE!

Yes you can! Help and information on Student Finance will be given to you should you be successful in gaining a place

This covers all experiences, tuition, and industry extras which are beneficial to your development but not part of the BA Module delivery. Visits to the theatre, masterclasses, industry Q&As, agent meetings, private singing lessons and all other valuable experiences not related to modules.

As the course is fully funded, there is little necessity for scholarships. However, GAMTA still attracts private companies and individuals who wish to sponsor young people in education. If these are available and you are eligible, the College will inform you directly on application.

GAMTA looks for potential and trainability, not the finished product. We work towards creating the best version of you which is why we stream classes based on ability. During audition we are looking for potential, passion and a commitment to train at the highest level.

for more information, please contact our Admission Team at admissions@gamta.co.uk

GAMTA applications and auditions open in October each year and we offer places from October. Naturally, as the year progresses, our spaces become limited with the likelihood of your being offered a place decreasing. However, it is important that you feel confident at audition, which is why our largest intake is between December and April. Audition as soon as you feel competent and prepared. The sooner the better.

GAMTA’s remit is to invest in young people. So, unlike other Colleges we do offer feedback on your audition should you request this. As an education provider we believe it is our duty and responsibility to help you develop your skills, even if you are not officially studying with us. You can apply for feedback following your audition result.

Whilst GAMTA does not offer its own accommodation to students, there is an abundance of affordable student accommodation (both private and halls) within a 20-minute walking radius of the campus.

Yes, students pay a non-refundable registration fee of £750. This is paid within 30 days of your offer to allow us to register you at GAMTA and the university.

First year examines your core skills, stripping them back to rebuild a solid foundation. Our supportive environment enables you to develop a rudimentary understanding of each discipline where mistakes are seen as important learning tools. We spend time exploring your unique qualities as an individual and performer. ​ You will study; acting methodologies/practitioners, acting through song, jazz, ballet, commercial, tap, physical theatre, voice, ensemble singing, private weekly singing lesson, score interpretation, anatomy and physiology, music theory, commercial, tap and performance styles. ​ Throughout the year you will demonstrate, discuss and explain your developing skills through a variety of exercises and tasks. Your communications and ideas will be expressed using appropriate vocabulary and with an increasing level of competency. ​ By the end of your first year of study you will have a firm grasp of the rudiments and practical skills which underpin technique. You will also explore the expectations of the professional musical theatre performer and have a stronger sense of self.

First year examines your core skills, stripping them back to rebuild a solid foundation. Our supportive environment enables you to develop a rudimentary understanding of each discipline where mistakes are seen as important learning tools. We spend time exploring your unique qualities as an individual and performer. ​ You will study; acting methodologies/practitioners, acting through song, jazz, ballet, commercial, tap, physical theatre, voice, ensemble singing, private weekly singing lesson, score interpretation, anatomy and physiology, music theory, commercial, tap and performance styles. ​ Throughout the year you will demonstrate, discuss and explain your developing skills through a variety of exercises and tasks. Your communications and ideas will be expressed using appropriate vocabulary and with an increasing level of competency. ​ By the end of your first year of study you will have a firm grasp of the rudiments and practical skills which underpin technique. You will also explore the expectations of the professional musical theatre performer and have a stronger sense of self.

​ During your second year your practical skills will be delivered with increased competence and complexity. Your tasks will seek responses requiring you to explore and critique, developing an analytical approach to your work. Your study of musical theatre in its wider context will begin to inform your work creatively/artistically. ​ In addition to your core study areas, contextual studies and a variety of industry masterclasses, become part of your weekly diet. This module encourages you to explore leading exponents and practitioners of musical theatre, as a wider study of the genre. You will explore, critique and debate your findings uncovering influences which may inform your own work. Your work will be detailed and bolder and your versatility as a performer broader as you approach your work with a stronger sense of style and nuance. ​ You will begin to identify your niche in the industry.

​Your third-year process sees your developed skills and artistic acumen combine where you are performing with technical precision, style, nuance, and artistry. Your choices are informed and detailed, influenced by the world and your wider understanding of the genre of musical theatre. You begin to create your work from varying points of view creating work of depth, texture and integrity. ​ You will communicate fluently with creatives using appropriate vocabulary as you present and discuss your ideas with knowledge, confidence and critical analysis whilst engaging in new lines of enquiry and challenge norms. ​ You will enjoy a season of masterclasses from industry professionals. You will be introduced to agents and casting directors throughout agents’ season with a view to your representation and a direct route to work. You will be considered for professional performance placements ​