Notable Alumni
- Eugene McGuinness, singer/songwriter signed to Domino records.
- Leah Hackett, actress who played Tina Reilly in Hollyoaks
- Jesse Harlin, composer at Lucasarts
- Lindsay McKenzie, actress who played Princess Erina in the CBBC programme Raven
- Liam Lynch, US based singer, writer & director
- Dawn Porter, television journalist and presenter
- Kent Riley, actor who played Zak Ramsey in Hollyoaks
- Sandi Thom, a Scottish singer-songwriter
- The Wombats, indie trio
- Rachel Leskovac, actress in Coronation Street
- Leon Lopez, actor in Hollyoaks: In The City
- Liz White, actress best known in Life on Mars
- Jan Burton, music producer
- Jon Lolis, actor in Hollyoaks
- Donnaleigh Bailey, actress in Doctors
- Sell a Door Theatre Company, a UK touring and London based theatre company formed by alumni David Hutchinson and Phillip Rowntree
- Lisa Stokke, Norwegian singer and actress
- Christian Ingebrigtsen, Norwegian singer-songwriter and musician, best known from British boyband A1
- Kate Havnevik, Norwegian singer-songwriter
- Harry Thomas Radford, clean vocalist for Scottish post-hardcore band Yashin
- Jeanna de Waal, actress who played Heather in the musical American Idiot on Broadway
- Lindy LaFontaine, American singer-songwriter and winner of the 10th Annual Independent Music Awards
- Mark Franks, singer in The Overtones
- Becky Hannon, Wildcard contestant in Big Brother 13 (UK)
- Alleviate, semi-finalists in Sky One's Got to Dance
- Andrew Langtree, actor currently playing the role of Carl Brunner in Ghost: The Musical.
- Jamie Lloyd, Associate Director of the Donmar Warehouse
- Jonas Alaska, Norwegian singer-songwriter
- Mikhael Paskalev, Norwegian singer-songwriter
- Marko Flores Mexican composer/Guitar player - Televisa (La Fuerza del Destino) MSN (El Aparato)
- Jessica Staveley-Taylor, vocalist in folk trio The Staves
- Edward Croft, guitarist and vocalist in Jollyboat (comedy act)
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