
- Sensational 60's
- 25th Feb 2012

- The Black Veil
- 29th Feb 2012 - 3rd Mar 2012

- Her Benny
- 6th Mar 2012 - 10th Mar 2012

- The Fureys & Davey Arthur
- 12th Mar 2012

- THE MOSCOW STATE CIRCUS
- 16th Mar 2012 - 18th Mar 2012

- Little Belter
- 23rd Mar 2012

- We'll Meet Again
- 25th Mar 2012

- All The Single Ladies
- 26th Mar 2012 - 28th Mar 2012

- Freddie Starr
- 30th Mar 2012

- The Karpenters
- 31st Mar 2012

- Jim Davidson - The Legend
- 12th Apr 2012

- Halfway To Paradise
- 13th Apr 2012

- Fireman Sam
- 14th Apr 2012

- 80's Mania
- 20th Apr 2012

- Bobby Socks and Blue Jeans
- 21st Apr 2012

- The Chuckle Brothers
- 22nd Apr 2012

- Wildboyz
- 26th Apr 2012

- Dave Young
- 27th Apr 2012

- Solid Gold Country Legends
- 28th Apr 2012

- The Bugle Boy
- 1st May 2012 - 5th May 2012

- Hats Off To Led-Zeppelin
- 12th May 2012

- That'll Be The Day
- 13th May 2012

- The Rat Pack Is Back
- 18th May 2012

- How Sweet It Is
- 19th May 2012

- Blake Live In Concert
- 22nd May 2012

- Back From Benidorm
- 25th May 2012

- MUGENKYO TAIKO DRUMMERS
- 27th May 2012

- The Tiger Who Came To Tea
- 28th May 2012 - 29th May 2012

- The Stones & Hendrix Experience
- 1st Jun 2012

- Bob The Builder
- 2nd Jun 2012

- Michael Winslow
- 14th Jun 2012

- Dreamboats And Petticoats
- 3rd Sep 2012 - 8th Sep 2012

- Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty
- 6th Nov 2012 - 7th Nov 2012

- Jack and the Beanstalk
- 8th Dec 2012 - 6th Jan 2013
Saturday Class
Teaching
Our Saturday class operates between 9.30am and 2pm. The teaching day starts with physical and vocal warm up
The teaching time is a mixture of Drama, voice work, dance and theatre skills. Some stage and technical management is also included from time to time.
There may be occasions when we vary the format, particularly when rehearsing for a show.
The teaching groups are split roughly according to age with some allowance for experience. Currently, the age ranges are 6-9, 10-11,12-13 and 14-16
Supervision
Lessons are taken by teachers with CRB police clearance. Additional supervision is supplied as required by parents to maintain a suitable student / adult balance. Any teacher used from outside the school will either be similarly cleared or supervised by a member of the Theatre School staff. Qualified first aiders are available on the premises for all Theatre School activities.
Attendance
The Theatre School runs during normal school term time. There is no half term break, and one Saturday off for Easter. The school newsletter will be used to announce the first and last days of term. Students are expected to attend each week. If they are unable to attend, they should inform the school the previous week, if possible, or call the Theatre School on 07916466582 between 9:15am and 9:30am on Saturday morning.
Students are required to remain on the premises from the time of their arrival until they are collected at the end of classes. Students expecting to be collected at the end of classes are required to wait in the bar area until their lift arrives. School policy forbids students to wait to be collected anywhere else. Please let us know if your child is due to be collected by a different adult.
Costs
Our current fees are £15.00 per week payable in advance in 4-week blocks of £60.00. The first week is usually paid as a single week trial for new students.
Fees are due on the first week of each block of 4. Please note failure to pay fees on time could jeopardise your child’s place in theatre school. Fees are still charged for weeks where the student has not attended. However, two “unpaid holiday” weeks are permitted each year by arrangement where no fees are charged. All monies are non-refundable.
Equipment
Students are required to purchase at least one Theatre School polo shirt to be worn on all Theatre School occasions. In addition, students are required to wear black, rubber-soled jazz shoes for lessons and performances. Students should also wear loose fitting trousers (not hipster fit, or jeans) or shorts for lessons. This dress code is mandatory for all lessons.
Students will be provided with folders to store scripts, word sheets, newsletters, etc. This should be brought each week with a pencil or pen.
Performances
Whilst there may be open days or other outside performances, the main focus of the school year is the annual show in the Summer Term. This will use the Forum Theatre stage with professional stage crew. Rehearsals will begin in the New Year and will take place during normal teaching time. Any extra rehearsals will be by arrangement with students and parents.
The Theatre School has additional rules around attendance during this period:
Attendance is MANDATORY for the last 2 Saturdays prior to the performance weekend.
On the weekend of the performance, attendance is also mandatory all rehearsals on Saturday and Sunday.
Attendance during Summer Term will be monitored and missing rehearsal may affect your child’s participation in the performance.
Outside work
On occasions, the school may be asked to offer students to take part in productions by other companies. This has included professional work for TV, music and stage productions and the Billingham Forum Theatre Pantomime. Whilst we may recommend, with parental consent, suitable students who have been with us a minimum of one full term, any agreement is between the parent / guardian of the student and the production company. The Theatre School cannot accept any responsibility or liability for work done by students with other companies.
Communication
The main form of communication will be via the School Newsletter which is produced as required detailing news of term dates, arrangements for performances etc. We also maintain a register of student details including emergency contact details.
Discipline
As with all schools, the Theatre School has a disciplinary policy. Students who are continually disruptive may be asked to leave the school. If the Theatre School staff agree that that such students may still be able to make a positive contribution to the school, they may be offered probation for an appropriate period in which to demonstrate their commitment to the success of the Theatre School.
The Theatre School exercises a zero tolerance policy towards bullying, and anti-social or intimidating behaviour.
Publicity
At any time, students may be asked to take part in recordings, photographs, videos, etc. for either private or public circulation. As part of the registration process you are required to sign a form giving consent to be included in such publicity.
Basic do’s and don’ts
Students are asked to remember:
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Arrive in good time for registration promptly at 9:30am.
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Do not leave early without good reason to avoid disrupting work in progress.
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Wear a Theatre School top, black, rubber soled jazz shoes and loose trousers-no hipsters or jeans
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Switch off mobile phones between 9:30 and 2:00pm, including lunchtime. Emergency calls can be made from the office telephone.
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Do not chew gum between 9:30 and 2:00pm.
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Do not bring visitors or spectators during teaching time unless specifically invited by a member of the teaching staff.
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Remain on the premises from the time of arrival until collected after classes.
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Bring food and drink to cover the lunch break. Nothing heated, for reasons of Health and Safety.
Parents are asked to remember:
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Complete the registration and permission forms.
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Ensure students are able to attend punctually.
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Collect students from the bar area promptly at 2:00pm.
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Ensure fees are paid promptly.
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