The Stage shares diversity league table of top drama schools

The Stage shares diversity league table of top drama schools

Details: 04 May 2017; 11 May 2017

The Academy of Live and Recorded Arts insists on an audition process “that is as free from bias as possible”. The school’s principal Adrian Hall said: “The audition panels do not discuss or have any say in final decisions. These are made on the basis of score alone, which can’t have been unduly weighted by any single person.”

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