AN INTRODUCTION TO STAGECOACH
This is Stagecoach! Down-to-earth quality training for four to eighteen year-olds in the disciplines of dance, drama and singing in a very safe and happy environment. The skills learnt by our Stagecoach students don't disappear when the curtain falls - they are skills for life.
Our School
Stagecoach Worthing was founded in 2000, part of the extensive national and international network of Stagecoach Theatre Arts Schools, and attracts students from Shoreham, Lancing, Sompting, Steyning, Pulborough, Arundel and Littlehampton.
We pride ourselves on offering a safe environment where children can receive quality training in the performing arts. We welcome new students of all ages and abilities. Many children join us with no previous experience and all we ask is that they are enthusiastic and keen to learn. Stagecoach Worthing students thrive in an environment where creativity is nurtured and technique and style are developed each week. We teach students to act, sing and dance and then watch as they become more confident, poised and self-assured. The skills they learn are not just for now, but for life.
Lisa Watt, Principal, has been running the schools since January 2008, having taken over the role from her sister, Karen Williams. The schools are extremely popular and over 100 children attend each week.
We pride ourselves on offering a safe environment where children can receive quality training in the performing arts. We welcome new students of all ages and abilities. Many children join us with no previous experience and all we ask is that they are enthusiastic and keen to learn. Stagecoach Worthing students thrive in an environment where creativity is nurtured and technique and style are developed each week. We teach students to act, sing and dance and then watch as they become more confident, poised and self-assured. The skills they learn are not just for now, but for life.
Lisa Watt, Principal, has been running the schools since January 2008, having taken over the role from her sister, Karen Williams. The schools are extremely popular and over 100 children attend each week.
