National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts

The Acting Training Program

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1556 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
Washington,District of Columbia 20007
203.333.2202
nficca@theconservatory.org

DEGREES OFFERED

Diploma in Acting Advanced Program in Theatre

The National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts provides a structured, full time, immersive program that encourages collaboration, imagination, and innovation. With our team of working professional actors and directors, we also emphasize individual attention and small class size – typically no more than ten students per class. Plus, our school is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC), meaning that our standards are continually reviewed by a third party. Instructors at NCDA help foster and sustain a creative working environment that is rooted in empathy, exploration, and encouragement. The process can be intense, but it is always supportive. ​Geared toward training the next generation of professional actors, NCDA’s curriculum includes a strong focus on the business of acting. In addition to the techniques that students will apply to their work on stage, they will gain the skills they will need to succeed in other aspects of the industry, including audition and callback techniques, marketing and branding, business planning, and budgeting. With this well-rounded approach, students will graduate NCDA with an understanding of what it takes to enter into the professional creative industry. We don't just train actor, we train working actors!

Acceptance Rate:

National Conservatory Of Dramatic Arts Admission Requirements. An acceptance rate of 100%

Faculty Info:

Ray Ficca, NAN FICCA, Doug Wilder, Zach Brewster-Geisz, Tamieka Chavis, Natalie Cutcher, Tia Shearer BASSETT, Reginald Richard, Sasha Olinick, David Elias, NATASHA MIRNY, AMANDA HADDOCK, MARIO BALDESSARI, Matt Bassett, Christopher Herring, Noah Schaefer, Michael Harris, RANDY BAKER, Rex Daugherty, JAMES MEERDTER.