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The 2008 CSVPA Arts Festival was our most ambitious yet. With a floating catwalk, major art exhibition and challenging performance of Brecht's Threepenny Opera, our students really excelled. Every event sold out - our students won praise across the City.

Our drama students will be performing their final show, Brecht's The Threepenny Opera, at Corpus Christi Playroom, Cambridge from 18-20 June. Set in mock-Soho the play features a classic jazz score by Kurt Weill. Tickets sell fast so book your seat now!

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During a very special meeting in November 2007, two of our Italian students met the great granddaughter of Italian hero Giuseppe Garibaldi...

An audition day will be held at our Bridge House campus for the last remaining places on our hugely successful drama foundation course, taught in association with RADA. There is limited availability so contact our admissions department to book your place.

Shadow Justice Secretary, David Howarth MP, gave a talk with Q&A session to our students in the Cambridge Union Debating Chamber on ‘Climate Change and Theories of Justice’. Mr Howarth said, "I very much enjoyed talking and debating with CATS...

Students and tutors at CATS Cambridge are extremely pleased with the latest IELTS results, which have seen a number of students raise their IELTS to an impressive score of 8.5. "We anticipate further good results in the June sitting...

During April, CATS Cambridge Biology students spent a day doing field studies at Wicken Fen. One of the most important wildlife sites in Europe, this area of wetland supports many rare plants and animals...

A-level Italian students discovered the new face of Dante in Florence, bringing their studies of the Inferno and Divine Comedy to life...

The CATS Cambridge Biology department have taken A-level students to the beautiful and historic University Botanical Gardens. Whilst there, the students were able to see the apple tree that Newton observed when he was considering the force of gravity...