Presented by the Stage School Australia Performance Intensive Repertory Company, in 2020 some of the shows to choose from include The BFG, Twelfth Night and The Pirates of Penzance.
As part of their training, the company of talented performers will be visiting schools and performing a range of plays, pantomimes and musicals for young audiences. All performances require a large space, and are most suitable for schools with access to a large multi-purpose area, hall or theatre space.
Over more than two decades, Stage School Australia taken in-school performances to schools in Adelaide and the Northern Territory (Australia), Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Orlando, (USA) London, Oxford, Brighton (UK), Paris and Fontainbleau (France), Hamburg, Berlin and Dresden (Germany), Rome and Padua (Italy) and Athens (Greece). We've also mounted in-theatre seasons of shows as diverse as Cats, Les Miserables, Wicked, Spring Awakening, Babe, The Secret Garden, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Alice in Wonderland and Spring Awakening.
About Stage School Australia
For over 35 years, Stage School Australia has advanced young people's personal skills through training in the performing arts. Our friendly and supportive classes develop kids' natural abilities and foster a lifelong love of learning and creativity.
We teach young children from 4 years old in our special pre-school Foundation program all the way up to young people aged 18 years.
Our streams of performing arts training include the Australian Boys Dance Academy - boys-only dance classes, Beginners OnStage - song, dance and acting for young children, the Victorian Youth Theatre (VYT) - drama and public speaking, and the Young Australian Broadway Chorus (YABC) - musical theatre.
The YABC and VYT also present shows created for young people presented by talented young casts. The recent YABC seasons of Les Miserables and Wicked were sell-out successes, and a troupe toured This Is Australia to five cities across the USA. In January 2020 the YABC will be presenting a new production of CAT S at the National Theatre Melbourne.
