Rose Bruford College

Rose Bruford College is a conservatoire and specialist higher education institution set in protected parkland at Lamorbey Park, Sidcup, south-east London. Founded in 1950 by Rose Bruford, Edith Scorer, and Mary Henniker-Heaton, it has spent more than seventy-five years training artists, makers, technicians, and thinkers across the creative industries. The College holds degree-awarding powers and delivers Foundation, Undergraduate, Postgraduate Taught, and Postgraduate Research provision, with programmes in acting, performance, directing, design, costume, scenic arts, lighting, sound, stage management, and creative research. It is regulated by the Office for Students, is a company limited by guarantee (Company Number 00508616), and holds Exempt Charity status (Charity Number 307907). Students join an international community drawn from more than 25 countries, with access to facilities including the 330-seat in-the-round Rose Theatre, the 100-seat Barn Theatre, and dedicated rehearsal, production, and motion-capture spaces.