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RADA’s Tenth Annual Business Lunch took place on Wednesday 7 November at The Savoy, London. The event was a huge success, raising over £127,000 for the Academy.

To mark a decade of the event, the entertainment celebrated 10 years of performance at the Lunch. Bertie Carvel, who performed at the first Business Lunch in 2003 kicked off with ’It’s Hard to Speak my Heart’ from Parade, Rebecca Blackstone entertained with ‘Ladies who Lunch’ from Company, and current students Jessie Buckley and Peter Hannah performed ‘Looking at You’ from the upcoming 2013 RADA Spring production of Six Pictures of Lee Miller. We also commemorated the event with a short film starring graduates Maxine Peake, Tom Hiddleston, Fiona Shaw, Juliet Stevenson and Mark Rylance looking back on their time at RADA.

In Monday's Evening Standard Jasmine Gardner speaks about her experience of attending our two day Personal Impact in Meetings course, below is an extract, read the full article here.

'There are now just two women left running major listed companies in the UK. It's time to take a lesson in how to beat the men to the top

The RADA Cabaret is a night of carefree entertainment, nestled away in our secret Bloomsbury cabaret venue, The Club Theatre. Expect music, song, and first-class theatrical entertainment from our very own graduates, performing in their element at home at RADA Studios.

A review of the show was recently featured in Bargain Theatreland which you can read here RADA Cabaret review.

If you missed RADA in Business at the HRD Exhibition 2012, here's a chance to catch highlights of our Seminar Behaviours to Help you Succeed.

Senior RADA in Business tutor Adrian Kirk, with Lisa McNaught and Charlie Walker-Wise, introduce you to Forum Theatre and communication skills training from RADA in Business.

Throughout RADA this week and in honour of our Royal Patron, students and staff alike have embraced the Jubilee weekend with great gusto, from bake offs to patriotic costume competitions, everyone wants a piece of the Jubilee action. So in true 'RADA in Business' style there is no better way to celebrate this momentous occasion than to take a look back at some of Queen Elizabeth II’s most memorable speeches…

Children's Hour Radio Broadcast, 1940

This was the nation’s first address from the young princess during wartime Britain and at only 14 years of age the Queen’s ability to use breath, pause and vocal tone is a vital skill and emphasises the sincerity of her message, click here to view.

After a recent poll of our communication skills training and coaching clients, we are pleased to say that 98% of clients asked said they would recommend our training to a friend or colleague.

This is really fantastic to hear, we are so pleased that our delegates find our training so beneficial that they want to share their experience with others.

So thank you to all those who have booked and attended course with RADA in Business, and to all of our tutors who deliver such a consistent high standard of training