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STAGECOACH PERFORMNG ARTS - SUMMER FETE

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We are lucky enough to have Stagecoach Theatre school perform at the Waterlooville Summer Fete.
These talented youngsters will be in the arena at 1.10pm

 Stagecoach offer drama classes for children aged 4-18 years. They provide quality part-time training in the performing arts and welcome all students in our local area.

Stagecoach Havant performed 'CATS' at the NIA, Birmingham. They regularly perform in 'Elevate' at the Princes Theatre, Aldershot and Kings Theatre, Southsea and this year will have a group performing at Disneyland Paris. As part of the UK's largest network of part-time performing arts schools for children, Stagecoach Havant is more than just a stage school, theatre school and drama school. Before opening Stagecoach Havant, Juli taught for Stagecoach schools at Winchester and Totton for nine years. Formerly a Nurse, Juli has, over many years, been involved with drama and musical theatre both in professional and amateur productions as actress, singer and director and has run several different youth theatre groups.

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