Do you have or know any budding child performers? Or do you have or know any children who would like to develop their personal and communication skills? Here we check out the amazing work of Performers Theatre School on Hope Street and their fantastic free taster classes (choose any class you like) to show you what they’re all about!
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What’s Performers Theatre School about?
Situated at 22 Hope Street, Performers Theatre School is part of The Hope Street Theatre Collective — a creative hub of theatre, drama, acting, singing and dancing. The Hope Street Theatre Collective does amazing things to cultivate children’s and adults’ communication skills and creativity and this is certainly the case with Performers Theatre School.
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What classes does it offer?
The school offers 2-19 year olds over 60 drama, theatre and dance classes across four terms. It’s all about inclusivity and there’s a class for any age or ability. Classes take place at weekends, so the parents can enjoy some time doing what they need to whilst their child is developing invaluable life and communication skills through drama, theatre and dance.
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How do the free taster classes work?
Classes at Performers Theatre School can be paid for by term and they offer fantastic value, with the classes getting cheaper the more you take ( for example, it works out just £3.20 per class if you take 10 per week). That said, rather than make a commitment before you try, they are offering children the chance to come and try any class for free to see if they like it!
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Why send your child to Performers Theatre School?
There are many reasons to send your child to Performers Theatre School. The teachers there are industry professionals who will harness your child’s creativity and help them develop invaluable life and communication skills. Instead of them sitting indoors playing computer games, why not let them do something fun and creative whilst meeting new friends?
At Performers Theatre School there’s also a chance for your child to take part in end of term performances, developing their self confidence further. This year, Performers are providing the choirs for professional productions of Joseph & The Technicolour Dreamcoat at St. Helens Theatre Royal and supporting Collabro at The Philharmonic.
There are exams available in drama and dance via LAMDA and ISTD dance exams and many of the students have gone on to perform with National Youth Theatre, Coronation Street, Brookside, Hollyoaks and in the West End! The Hope Street Agency, also part of The Hope Street Theatre Collective and led by Clare Comer, have helped children gain work on stage and television (after successfully auditioning for the agency)!
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Get involved….
The work Performers Theatre School does to help develop young talent in the region is quite amazing, but even more so is the work they do to help children develop life and communication skills. Whatever your child’s age or ability, they have a fantastic range of drama, theatre and dance classes to suit all and it’s all about inclusivity.
They offer a wonderful programme of extra curricular classes and have some truly inspiring success stories, but it’s important to see this for yourself. If you would like to go along and let your child try any class for free to see how they get on then get in touch! You’ve nothing to lose and there’s a great deal your child could gain!
Performers Theatre School / The Hope Street Theatre Collective, 22 Hope Street, Liverpool, L1 9BY / 0151 708 4000
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