New World Academy Of Performing Arts: The New World Academy of Performing Arts, is designed especially for youngh children, to learn performing arts at the highest level in a safe and friendly environment.
All children aged 5-16 are invited to join the Academy which already has numerous branches across the area. The Academies are held at weekends during term times, (dates and times vary from Academy to Academy).
During their 3 hour classes the children will be taught an hour of acting, an hour of dancing and an hour of singing. They will be kept in small groups to ensure they get the best tuition. Children will be trained by top quality professional teachers. In each term there will be guest appearances from TV, Radio and Theatre personalities to host workshops with the children. Each term will be set out with a syllabus to ensure that every child gets the very best training for the performing arts world. At the end of every year there will be a showcase for parents to see what their children have been learning over the course of the last 6 terms. Children will also be guaranteed a place to perform in New World Productions professional shows in and around the area throughout the year. For More information please visit www.newworldinfo.co.uk or telephone 01634 711500 or 07799 465868
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