Student Accommodations near Royal Academy of Dramatic Art

The closest student accommodation in London is Bloomsbury Janet House Poole, just a 3-minute walk away.

Royal Academy of Dramatic Art accommodation typically ranges from £175 to £948 per week.

Royal Academy of Dramatic Art’s September intake typically begins in early September, and the Spring intake begins in January.

Goodge Street (Stop C) is a 3-minute walk from the campus.

For the September intake, start looking in January or February at the latest. Rooms within walking distance of campus sell out quickly.

Royal Academy of Dramatic Art does not have its own on-campus residence options & that’s why many students choose to live in off-campus accommodation. With amber, students can browse a range of verified accommodations close to the academy. Popular choices include Bloomsbury Janet House Poole, offering easy access to the campus at a 3-minute walk. Royal Academy of Dramatic Art student accommodation costs between £175 & £948 per week.

Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) was established in 1904 by Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree. It is located at 62–64 Gower Street, London WC1E 6ED. The academy specialises in professional training for actors, stage managers, technical theatre professionals, designers, directors, & theatre makers. RADA became an affiliate of the University of London in 2001. The academy welcomes students from across the world, with 200 full-time students. 

Finding comfortable Royal Academy of Dramatic Art accommodation is easy with amber. Students can choose from studios, en-suite rooms, shared apartments, and non-ensuite rooms based on their lifestyle. Some popular Royal Academy of Dramatic Art student apartment options include:

RADA has excellent transport connections in Central London. Goodge Street Underground Station is a 3-minute walk & Euston Square Underground Station can be reached in 8 minutes on foot from the campus. The nearest bus stops are Goodge Street (Stop C) & Goodge Street Station (Stop D), located within a 3-minute walk. Students can reduce commuting costs by applying for an 18+ Student Oyster photocard. It provides 30% off eligible Bus & Tram Passes.

As a specialist conservatoire, RADA focuses on intensive professional training through the RADA Students' Union. Students regularly participate in theatre productions, showcase performances, workshops, masterclasses with industry professionals, & student-led creative projects. 

The academy organises Welcome Week, networking events, industry talks, wellbeing initiatives, fundraising activities, & performance festivals. Students also benefit from major arts events such as the London Theatre Festival, London Design Festival, & the BFI London Film Festival.