OPPORTUNITIES 

• Attend world-class West End productions to experience professional acting, stage design, lighting, and sound.

• Learn directly from theatre practitioners in acting, musical theatre, movement, or stagecraft through workshops and masterclasses.

• Explore backstage tours at iconic venues such as the National Theatre or Shakespeare’s Globe to understand production processes.

• Visit museums such as the Victoria & Albert Theatre Collection and historic sites to deepen knowledge of performing arts heritage.

• Compare diverse artistic expressions, styles, and narratives, reflecting on how theatre connects to identity, culture, and social change.

• Engage in ensemble work and live performance opportunities, building resilience, self-expression, and creativity.

• Strengthen teamwork, problem-solving, and communication skills by collaborating on shared artistic experiences.

• Develop a deeper appreciation for how the arts shape society and provide a platform for diverse voices and perspectives.

*GIS reserves the right to modify or reject trip experiences for students in line with the school's inclusion and behaviour policies. 

*First come first served due to limited spaces.