David Antrobus

David Antrobus is a theatre director, actor, and educator serving as Head of Acting at the Royal Academy of Music and Royal Academy Opera, and a faculty member at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. He holds a Gold Medal from Guildhall School of Music and Drama. His career spans 25 years in theatre, radio, TV, and opera, with notable works including co-libretto for the opera In Parenthesis (2016) and community productions like The Merton Mysteries. He also leads Forest Journeys, offering bushcraft and environmental education workshops nationwide.

Education: Graduated in English from Oxford University and trained at Guildhall School. Professional roles include Associate Artist at The Orange Tree Theatre and Director in Residence at King’s College School. His teaching focuses on voice, verse-speaking, and actor training. Recent engagements include directing opera scenes at the Royal Academy of Music (2021).

Research interests integrate traditional performance practices with environmental awareness. He blends storytelling with bushcraft skills to teach sustainability and cultural heritage. Awards include recognition for his opera contributions and educational outreach efforts.