Atomic Theatre Arts

Congratulations to all our Lamda Acting & Musical Theatre students for an amazing set of exam results 🎉 Our recent set of students entered achieved 11 Distinctions and 12 Merits 🌟
In fact, over the past 18months , 82 students have taken exams achieving 68 Distinctions and
14 Merits ✨ Both students and teachers have put in a lot of work and time and we are all proud at Atomic Theatre Arts

Celebrating our students achievements is a joy 🤩 Congratulations to Hattie one of our senior students, who has been training at Atomic Theatre Arts since she moved from Hong Kong almost 3 years ago. She has successfully auditioned for project.resurgence elite graduate programme. Continue to soar Hattie we cannot wait to see how much more you achieve 🌟

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We love celebrating our students achievements, so we are thrilled with Lucy Burns, one of our senior students, who is not only a stunning performer but also an extremely talented creative designer. 🌟
Lucy won a Commended Award for Costume Design in the Royal Ballet and Opera's National Design Challenge, for engagement with the piece.
The Royal Ballet and Opera's Design Challenge is a national, skills-based design competition that gives students the chance to work to a brief inspired by a Royal Ballet and Opera production. This year’s challenge was based on three alternative visions set by Creative Associate opera director Thomas Guthrie, for the opera Das Rheingold. Das Rheingold (in English, ‘The Gold of the River Rhine’) is set in a world of gods, giants, and mythical beings, where the pursuit of wealth leads to corruption and downfall. It is an opera by composer Richard Wagner.
Lucy’s response to the brief was to design costumes for the characters based on a Modern resetting of the Opera where the Gods were 20s Mobsters and the Giants their enforcers.
The exhibition of the winning work from the Design Challenge will be on public display in the Linbury Foyer at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden from 11 – 30 June 2026. challenge2026

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