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.

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.

The baritone singer and fourth-year BMus student James Newby has claimed first prize in the enormously prestigious Kathleen Ferrier Awards.

Trinity Laban’s acclaimed jazz department is proud to count two 2016 Jazz FM Award winners and seven 2016 Parliamentary Jazz Award nominees among its staff, current students and alumni.

On Thursday 21 April, Wayne McGregor – Professor of Choreography at Trinity Laban – addressed a large group of Trinity Laban students on the subject of his research-based artistic practice.

There have been a number of international visits made by Trinity Laban staff over the past month, reflecting Trinity Laban’s status as the first choice place of study for an ever-increasing number of talented students from across the globe.

The talented Trinity Laban pianist takes 2nd prize in the chamber music category of the international Grand Prize Virtuoso Competition.

A new partnership between Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance and The Open University has been launched to provide opportunities for those who love performing music to develop their passion.