Meanings of school of drama in English

Another school of drama, homogeneous and quite apart from the rest, remains.

You had as your guest the king of a country possessing a real school of drama which is affecting the whole of the European stage.

Tanea Heke - already had the interim positoin - having replaced Christian Penny at the helm of the national school of drama back in January.

That search yielded the Yale School of Drama among the top, naturally.

Bill, Borgnine enrolled in the Randall School of Drama in Hartford, an experience he viewed as useless.

Madam, - I am a postgraduate research student in the School of Drama and Theatre Studies, Trinity College, Dublin.

Harris attended the Yale School of Drama for one year before leaving in 1945 to begin acting on Broadway.

Eleanor is studying directing in America on a Fulbright Scholarship at the Carnegie Mellon University's School of Drama in Pittsburgh.

He attended Brown University & the Yale School of Drama where he was completely and totally under the influence of Brecht.

The Yale University School of Drama grad will star in and co-produce the film adaptation of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's award-winning novel Americanah.

When I went to the National School of Drama, and I dreamt about myself as an actor, I never imagined myself in a suit.

Moreover, both women have similar educational credentials: Davis graduated from the prestigious Juilliard School , while Streep completed her MFA at the Yale School of Drama.

Streep first appeared on screen in 1977 in "Julia" after having honed her craft at the Yale School of Drama and on stage.

A native of Holyoke, Massachusetts, Kennedy worked his way through Dartmouth College and the Yale School of Drama "and came out with a profit."

The Kenyan-bred beauty was selected for the role out of more than 1,000 women just three weeks shy of graduation from Yale's School of Drama.