Actor
Levi graduated from RWCMD in 2022 with an MA Musical Theatre.
Across our 75th birthday year we're celebrating some of our alumni whose creative journey began here at RWCMD, as well as introducing you to a new generation of talent. Hear how our training has helped them, and how they are making a difference in their field and in their communities.
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‘I skated past the Royal Welsh College many times growing up, and it always seemed like a bit more elite than what I was used to. For a long time, I didn’t want to go to university, but the jobs I kept getting were unfulfilling and stifling my passion. It wasn’t until I started at the College that I began to feel truly valued in my field and began to thrive.
From the moment I arrived, I felt at home among talented performers from around the world. Moving from studying A-levels in Wales, where diversity was limited, to a college with students from diverse ethnicities and backgrounds was so refreshing. The faculty is incredible, and the building is beautiful. I vividly remember my first week, walking the top floor and hearing opera from one room and various instruments from another—it felt like a musical Hogwarts. The entire place was a magical journey. You could feel everyone’s passion, determination, and drive. Being around such talented people was incredibly inspiring and pushed me to do more.
I was fortunate enough to go straight from graduating to the West End, which I hadn’t really expected. With the training I received, I feel ready to stand confidently alongside anyone in the industry. It felt like the culmination of everything I had worked, trained, studied, and lived for.’Levi Tyrell Johnson
