The Gaiety School of Acting
Address:
Dublin City
Essex Street West
Dublin City
Essex Street West
Phone: 01 442 8452
Location: Dublin City
Location: Dublin City
Stand Up Comedy
The Gaiety School of Acting
If you can stand up in front of an audience and make them laugh it […]
Introduction to Drama
The Gaiety School of Acting
This course is a practical, enjoyable and confidence building introduction to the craft of acting […]
Acting for Camera
The Gaiety School of Acting
ACTING FOR CAMERA 1: ACTING SKILLS This course is always a sell out as it […]
One Year Part-Time Performance/Acting
The Gaiety School of Acting
Our One Year Part Time courses represent our part time school at its most advanced […]
Two Year Full Time Intensive Professional Actor[...]
The Gaiety School of Acting
This course is one of the leading actor training programmes for theatre, TV and film […]
Distance Learning and Online Courses are offered in a number of different formats, these include correspondence courses (by post), online via computer or a combination of online and classroom instruction (blended learning).. 
Further Education and PLCs (Post Leaving Cert Courses) have become a popular alternative to the CAO system here in Ireland. PLC Courses are validated by QQI (Quality & Qualifications Ireland) at levels 5 & 6 of the NFQ.. 
Continuous Professional Development (CPD) helps to keep skills and knowledge up to date and ensures the standard of registrations & qualifications are maintained.. 
Evening courses and part time learning options are a great way to enhance a CV, to socialise and make friends, as well as learn something completely new. There are an abundance of night courses and evening classes available.. 
Ireland is now in Phase 3 of the government’s road-map for reopening society and business. Most businesses, services and cultural activities have now re-opened. You are now also allowed to travel throughout the country. With the reopening of society, it is important to remember that Covid-19 is a highly infectious disease. Physical distancing, hand hygiene and other protective measures should continue to be maintained at all times..