Trinity Laban is delighted to announce the acquisition of the Tertis-White Collection, an archive of material relating to the renowned violist Lionel Tertis, collected by fellow violist and author John White.

As always, Trinity Laban is strongly represented at the 26th Annual Conference of The International Association for Dance Medicine and Science (IADMS), taking place in Hong Kong from 20 to 23 October.

This autumn, Trinity Laban and English Touring Opera (ETO) are teaming up to create a dramatic performance of a great masterpiece, and an outstanding learning opportunity for talented students.

The UK government has today confirmed that EU students commencing studies at UK universities in 2017 will continue to be eligible for student loans for the entire duration of their studies.

Trinity Laban is pleased to announce a major new funding award for its Grade II listed performance and rehearsal venue, Blackheath Halls.

This week, we are delighted to welcome the very first recipient of the Fulbright-Trinity Laban Award in Music & Dance, which offers US citizens the chance to pursue postgraduate study at Trinity Laban.

A number of Trinity Laban performers have taken to the stage at the BBC Proms, the world’s biggest classical music festival.

Trinity Laban has reassured EU students concerning tuition fees for study commencing in 2017.

Rising star baritone James Newby, who graduated from Trinity Laban’s BA (Hons) programme this summer, is appearing at the Last Night of the BBC Proms.

Trinity Laban graduate Sanjukta Wagh performs in a kathak double bill at London’s Southbank Centre on 31 May 2016.

Eight recordings of rarely heard Haydn pieces performed by a Trinity Laban student ensemble have been reissued by Divine Art Records.