'No Day But Today'

Auditions


Entry into the Bath Academy of Musical Theatre is by audition only and applicants must be aged 15 or over when the course begins. Here is a link to our Application Form for you to complete and return to us.

Candidates will be asked to prepare :

  • 2 contrasting musical theatre songs
  • 1 monologue (2 minutes maximum)

The first opportunity to audition will be on Sunday 7th February 2021, so get in touch soon to book your slot.

Just email admin@ba-mt.com if you have any questions regarding the auditions.

Please note that there is a limit to the number of places available on our course - so applying early is a good idea!

Testimonials

Lucy Wilsher
(trained at Urdang Academy)

If you're looking to get into drama school then I would strongly recommend BAMT

Tom Corbishley
(trained at RWCMD & AMTA)

The teachers are all experts in their disciplines and provide an excellent level of training

Evangeline Tantram
(trained at London College of Music)

I am now in London studying Musical Theatre - and know I wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for BAMT

Helen Colby
Sweeney Todd & Sister Act (West End), The Sound of Music (National Tour)

Tim was the first creative I ever worked with. I learned so much and can safely say that I would not be working now without his encouragement and inspiration.

Dan Lea
(trained at Oxford School of Drama)

If you're thinking about pursuing a career in theatre, Bath Academy of Musical Theatre is the perfect stepping stone into the profession

Christopher Killik
Trained at Royal Academy of Music
Credits inc. Love Story (West End) & Chess In Concert (Royal Albert Hall)

I wouldn't have got where I am today without the great training I received from Tim

Eugene McCoy
Jersey Boys & Mamma Mia (West End)

Rob is a fantastic teacher who taught me, and so many other west end performers, invaluable singing technique and skills

Danny Mac
Wicked (West End) & Hollyoaks (Mark 'Dodger' Savage)

Rob filled me with the knowledge, ability and confidence to go and get work in the West End, fulfilling a dream, and for that I will always be grateful

Tom Babbage
(trained at Royal Central School of Speech & Drama)
Made West End debut in The Play That Goes Wrong

Without my training at BAMT I would not have been accepted onto my course...for that I will always be extremely grateful