David Tennant Featured In New Book Celebrating The Royal Conservatoire Of Scotland "They were three of the most important years of my life"


David Tennant features in a new book about The Royal Conservatoire Of Scotland which is released today.

ERoyal Conservatoire of Scotland: Raising the Curtain showcases 175 years of magic and memories with intimate insights from acclaimed alumni including David.

The book turns the spotlight on to the fascinating history of the world-renowned performing arts school which is a jewel in Scotland’s cultural crown.

Royal Conservatoire of Scotland: Raising the Curtain showcases 175 years of magic and memories at the nation’s conservatoire.

It’s a dazzling delve into the rich heritage of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland – which celebrates its 175th anniversary in 2022 – bringing the past and present to life in an illuminating behind-the-scenes look at this iconic Glasgow institution with a global reputation.

Its pages are filled with intimate insights from more than 20 famous alumni and former staff and stunning images that include never-before-seen photographs and archival material.

There are personal revelations from acclaimed opera star Karen Cargill, former Scots Makar Jackie Kay, award-winning saxophonist and educator Tommy Smith, Professor Emerita and retired RCS Deputy Principal Maggie Kinloch, and actors Richard Madden, James McAvoy, Ncuti Gatwa and David Tennant, who all take centre stage to share their experiences, revealing what RCS has meant to them and their careers.

David says “They were three of the most important years of my life. Those years were hugely informing of who I became and I wouldn’t have stood a chance in the professional world without it.” 

The book is available now in both hardpack and paperback from amazon.co.uk


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