Classes
We run regular performing arts classes for students aged from 3 to 18 years. Following the triple threat approach, we combine acting, singing, and dancing in equal measure to provide a well-rounded education. We offer a variety of performance opportunities, including plays and musicals at both our in-house studio theatre and the local Chelmsford Theatre. Additionally, we give students the chance to showcase their talents throughout the year in music videos and singing competitions, ensuring there’s something for every performer, regardless of their interests.



Students attend regular skills classes while rehearsing for productions, which results in performances of the highest calibre.
Our comprehensive training not only prepares students for the stage but also empowers them with confidence, discipline, and creativity that will benefit them far beyond the spotlight.
At the end of each summer term students perform in a showcase at the Chelmsford Theatre which is a great chance for family members and the general public to see a review of their achievements throughout the year.
Timetable
Classes run at weekends during school term time. We offer classes for children aged from 3 years upwards with no previous experience necessary and all new students receive a FREE no obligation trial session.
- Beginner classes run on Saturday mornings from 9:00am to 9:45am.
- Junior classes run on Saturday mornings from 10:00am to 1:00pm.
- Senior classes run on Sunday mornings from 10:00am to 1:00pm.
Beginners
- Ages 3 to 5
- Saturdays
- 9am - 9:45am
- £75 per term
Juniors
- School Years 1 to 6
- Saturdays
- 10am - 1pm
- £348 per term
Seniors
- School Years 7 - 13
- Sundays
- 10am - 1pm
- £348 per term
If you’d like a FREE trial session for your child please complete our online registration form by clicking the button below.
Student Success
Over the years many of our students have secured roles in West End musicals, TV and films. These are just some of the shows our students have appeared in whilst training with us. Many of them go on to train at top drama schools around the country and some of those have been fortunate enough to make a career for themselves, working professionally in the West End and on screen.