Our Syllabus
Act, Sing Dance, Perform.
We provide a fun and supportive environment where children can learn new skills and make friends. Stageskool classes are for children of all ages and abilities. From acting and singing to dancing and musical theatre, we have something for everyone.
Our Syllabus
Build Skills for Life
Dance
Our dance classes develop flexibility, physical strength and co-ordination. We teach a variety of dance genres including; Modern, Tap, Jazz, Contemporary and Street. Choreography is sympathetic to the individual student’s or group’s talents whilst pushing their boundaries in order to develop new skills and stage presence.
Our teachers work tirelessly to ensure routines are polished and the choreography is perfected in readiness for our annual showcase performance at one of the prestigious local theatres.
Singing
From bedroom star to stage!
Our singing lessons have a fresh, modern approach to vocals. They’re great fun and we aim to get the very best out of every student’s voice, developing technique and repertoire and covering both popular music and musical theatre.
Students learn the fundamentals of how to sing correctly, warming up vocally and using breathing techniques to create sound – performing in groups and for many, as confidence grows, performing solo at events through ought the year.
“The only thing better than singing is, more singing”
Drama and Acting
Our Drama and Acting classes are designed to develop the skills necessary to communicate dramatic text to an audience, projecting an inner confidence and a physical presence with confident speech and vocal delivery. Classes explore scripted and improvised work in various genres to prepare students by developing a strong speaking voice and good memory skills by learning and performing monologues and duologues.
Musical Theatre
Musical theatre overlaps with the other theatrical forms, combining songs, spoken dialogue, acting and dance. Students are taught to communicate the story and emotional content of a musical – humour, pathos, love, anger – through words, music, movement and the technical aspects of the performance as an integrated whole.