Due to public health concerns the Mulholland Academy has regretfully decided to suspend classes in our venue until - and possibly after - June 1st.

The suspension will be reviewed prior to this date and any changes will be announced. The Mulholland Academy regret any inconvenience to students and to our arts community.

Please note!
For students who are in mid flow of classes, and classes beginning in April: We are working behind the scenes, and are creating the opportunity for students to work with our tutors to continue some of our core classes. These will begin on-line and then carry over to – finally - meeting weekly as a group - after June 1st - to complete the class cycles. We will inform you all very soon of these developments.

If you have any questions or inquiries, please do not hesitate to write… our online office will be open.

Keep well, and we will be back with you all as soon as it is safe to do so.
Best wishes from us all…
The Mulholland Team.

In theatre we have a tradition-
whenever the theatre is empty we are always sure to leave one light on.
Typically on a stand in the center of the stage, this light is known as the ghost light. There are many stories about its origin- but it’s meaning is unmistakable.
It means though the theatre is empty,
WE WILL RETURN.
So here’s to us.
The actors, the technicians, the directors, the carpenters, the designers, the dancers, the teachers, the students, the freelancers, those on tour, those at sea, the electricians, the stitchers, the makers, the stage managers....
THE ARTISTS.
Many of us have taken big hits during this virus. Financial and emotional weights have come crashing down as our entire industry is reduced to nothing but a bunch of ghost lights. But those ghost lights are temporary place holders.
They are a sign.
We might be down now- but our passion, our creativity, our drive is still center stage. We’ll be unplugging those ghost lights in no time. Until then- here’s a ghost light- to let the world know we will be back.
Tamzin Outhwaite - UK Actor