It is never late to start studying something you really like. I will say .. Go for it!
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No, it's not too late! You obviously enjoy it, and acting is a great way of expressing oneself. Your creative intelligence and imagination are important, and worth your attention, time and effort - you'll need them, regardless of which professional career you are pursuing.
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It's never too late. When you look at movies, TV, and theatre, there are parts for all ages. It's much better from a believability standpoint to have an actor who is in the ballpark of the age of the part, rather than someone who is obviously several decades away from the age of the part.

There have been many fine character actors who've had long working careers spanning most of their lives. Acting isn't just for the young! If this is your love, then go for it.
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I think it is late for you to study acting. Why not try other courses like computer troubleshooting or perhaps computer programming. You can also buy books about webpage design or html and study by yourself. You mentioned that you are good in singing and dancing. Study videography and post your videos on YouTube. :)
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You Must Give it a shot. It doesn't mean that you have to go to become the next Brad Pitt but can do what you love doing. There are so many places to participate that can be rewarding - particularly community theater.

One of my favorite books about a small town putting on a community play is Boo Hiss. Very fun.

Have fun. Live life. Go for it!
Source(s):
Boo Hiss (The Boo Series #3)

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Well, first of all, 28 is not old. Many well known actors started to work at an advanced age. You should also keep in mind that you already have a profession. This situation renders you two advantages: 1) you still pay your bills and allows you to choose parts; 2) acting can be stress releasing.
Spending some time in the UK is a great idea since it is a beacon when it comes to performing arts.
When it comes to study I always think of this quote (some say it's from Gandhi, some say it's anonymous): Learn as if you were going to live forever, live as if you were going to die tomorrow.
Source(s):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrison_Ford
http://www.ukperformingarts.co.uk/
http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/m/mohandasga133995.html

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well 28 is not an age to think of stopping to do any thing , as a matter of fact thiis is the age where u will be matured enough to think and learn faster .. according to me u should attend courses on acting .... you can also join part time acting classes if you have a facility as such.. in this way u can manage ur work and your acting..
ya about the classical training course is a good option . as i have seen people who are good at classical are good at others also .. only few people have interest in classical and those are the one who are really talented ... your interest towards classical seems to be a pointer that u have real good skills of acting
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