It’s a tired old cliché in the world of performing arts schools but like all clichés there’s an element of truth. It’s shocking when the world we know is suddenly changed before our eyes. We find ourselves in another place of cliché – being outside our comfort zone. As artistic people we are however equipped […]
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Maybe this is a brave title in the days of Coronavirus but it is the title of research currently being carried out at Reading University. What does that have to do with a performing arts school? The postgraduate study looks at how people pick up and join what is going on around them. I […]
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Getting your act together, putting on a show. We all know that rehearsals are part of the job. Preparing a show is a lengthy process and it goes through several different stages. First you find out who you are and what you do. This applies to singers and dancers as well as to actors. There […]
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We live in fast-moving times. World events are thrown up before us and we are constantly bombarded by people wanting things from us, selling us things, needing our time. It’s in-your-face and competing for your attention whether you want it or not. Attending our weekend drama school for 3 hours a week is an escape […]
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So, you attend theatre classes, become part of a team and start to work on a show. At this point we always ask our pupils to commit to the project and see it through to the end. It’s great fun finding out what you do and how to create theatrical magic in our performing arts […]
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