To start off the Alumni Roundup for March, we want to highlight that Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance was mentioned in an article by Study International as one of three creative arts institutions shaping the contemporary world.

We are delighted to announce that Hilary Stainsby will be joining us as the new Programme Leader for the MA/MFA Dance Performance programmes.

Trinity Laban is deeply saddened to learn of cuts to the BBC Orchestras and the disbandment of the BBC Singers. We want to express our utmost appreciation for the Trinity Laban alumni and staff who play and sing in these ensembles.

Trinity Laban’s Alumni Relations Team is pleased to be able to offer a free will-writing service to those who have previously studied with us, through Guardian Angel.

After Trinity Laban’s own statement on classical music cuts, we join our CUK colleagues in a joint statement

Our alumni have been busy with a range of performances across dance, music and musical theatre.

We are delighted that Tough Boys Dance Collective (TBDC), a queer led dance theatre collective composed of TL alumni, have been made one of Sadler’s Wells Young Associates 2023/24.

World-leading conservatoire Trinity Laban is coming from London, U.K. to Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai to hold auditions for students interested in starting their studies in Music at Trinity Laban in September 2023.

Trinity Laban’s annual celebration of cross-disciplinary collaboration and creativity, CoLab, returns from Monday 13 February. Over two weeks, 900 students from our Faculties of Dance and Music come together with staff and visiting artists from around the world to create works rooted in imagination and experimentation. 

Our alumni have been involved in some fascinating performances, released fantastic new music and received plenty of accolades during January.

A huge congratulations to Lewis Chinn, who wowed adjudicators and audience members alike with his magnificent tuba performance at last night’s Gold Medal Showcase 2023.