Drama School Launchpad · Ages 15–18
Drama school prep, without the panic.
Build the skills week by week with professional working actors who have been through elite drama training themselves. Learn to approach monologues, self-tapes, interviews and audition rooms with confidence, freedom and individuality.
Not a crash course. A weekly training ground: the goal is drama school readiness, but the work each week is simply becoming a better, braver, more adaptable actor.
Takes around 60 seconds. No obligation.
Train for the audition before the audition exists.
Where our tutors trained
An audition shouldn’t be the first time these skills matter.
Most students only practise audition technique seriously when a drama-school deadline appears. We do the opposite.
Students train regularly in a relaxed environment, so the individual skills become familiar long before the pressure arrives.
The aim isn’t to teach students how to “perform an audition”. It’s to develop actors who know how to work when the pressure arrives.
- Making bold choices
- Understanding text
- Selecting and developing monologues
- Taking redirection
- Adjusting quickly
- Acting naturally on camera
- Working with a reader
- Entering an audition room confidently
- Talking comfortably in interviews
- Handling nerves
- Recovering when something doesn’t go to plan
Our weekly class
One class. Ages 15–20.
One weekly training ground for everyone preparing for drama school — the only weekly class we currently run.
Drama School Prep — Weekly Class
Our only weekly class — week-on-week actor training with drama school preparation built in. 15-year-olds are welcome if they're the right fit.
- Contrasting monologues
- Classical and contemporary text
- Self-tapes and screen acting
- In-person audition technique
- Taking redirection
- Interviews and panel conversations
- Camera confidence
- Responding to direction
- Making bold choices
- Managing nerves
- Remaining spontaneous under pressure
- Discovering individuality
Focused, professional and application-ready — while still becoming a better, braver actor.
We accept 15-year-olds into the class if they’re the right fit — the class finder below uses age to confirm.
FIND YOUR CLASS
1 of 5Let’s find where you’ll thrive.
Tell us a little about your child. We’ll use every answer to suggest the most supportive next step — whether that’s a current class, personal coaching, or a place on our waitlist for something better suited.
How old is your child?
What they build, week by week
Four areas of development that grow together over time.
The Room
The Text
The Camera
The Actor
Learn from actors who are still doing the job.
Drama-school advice changes when it comes from someone who has trained there, auditioned professionally and walked onto real sets and stages.
Jack Dickson
MFA in Professional Acting, LAMDA & CertHE in Acting, Arts Ed
Most recently directed and produced a performance at the Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre.
Creating a safe, playful space where actors take creative risks.
Luke Lambert
BA Hons in Musical Theatre, Arts Ed
Featured role in a BBC series and appearances in a London-based musical production.
Performance technique, character work and audition preparation.
Joe Harrison
BA Hons in Musical Theatre, Arts Ed
Currently appearing in the West End; previously worked with the Royal Shakespeare Company on Wendy and Peter Pan.
Audition prep, monologue work and finding the ‘play’ in acting.
What families already say
“Fantastic coaching for drama school auditions! Couldn't recommend enough!”
“Helped me so much with my monologues and interview techniques for pursuing a BA in Acting.”
“Our daughter initially began 1-to-1 sessions with ReAct as a way to build her confidence. During the sessions, not only did she find her confidence but a real love of performing.”
Start preparing before it feels urgent.
Find the weekly class that matches where they are now.