Manchester School of Acting

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Manchester School of Acting
Location
Manchester School of Acting
14–32 Hewitt St Deansgate
Manchester, M15 4GB

Information
Established2000
PrincipalMark Hudson
Website http://www.manchesterschoolofacting.co.uk/

The Manchester School of Acting [1] is a drama school that provides training in film, television and theatre and operates in the Deansgate area of Manchester, United Kingdom established in 2000.

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History

Manchester School of Acting was founded by the actor Mark Hudson [2] in 2000 [3] he eventually moved into television producing for the BBC the school's follows an American approach to drama training consistent with that such as naturalism and others. [4] The school offers acting courses focused towards Film, Television and Theatre.

Courses

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Additional classes

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Notable alumni

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