Is RADA still a good drama school nowadays?

Which acting School is better RADA or Julliard's drama division?

• Answer:

  Having worked with alumni of both schools, I've long been more impressed with the RADA training. Both address the obvious stuff like text analysis, styles, diction, and voice control [etc etc etc], RADA does more with physical body training. I ended up studying with a colleague who attended RADA, and we did some fascinating work on posture, balance, head movements, and particularly hand movements/gestures, since the hands are often as important as the face in acting. He said he took a class that was solely devoted to the study of hand/arm control, and at first thought he would die from the tedium -- though he gave me an obviously shorter version of it, it was nonetheless a significant learning experience, and I still practice my hand control daily. Oh, and the alumni from Juilliard have struck me as being more focused on their egos than their craft.