Singing, acting and dancing in one ninety minute session, at the Carey Scutt Hall in Bromley. Two age groups, small enough that every young performer is properly seen.
One week to see how they get on, and the £8 comes off the term fee if you go on to join.
A fun and energetic introduction, combining singing, acting and dancing while developing confidence and performance skills. No experience needed, and none expected.
Children who have never stood on a stage leave able to stand in front of a room and be heard. That is the point of this group.
A more developed approach to musical theatre, building technique, performance confidence and stagecraft, while encouraging young people to develop their own individuality as performers.
For young people who are starting to take it seriously, whatever they eventually decide to do with it.
Musical theatre is at the heart of every class, with a strong focus on the skills that make a confident and versatile performer.
Working from real scripts: understanding a scene, making choices about a character, and playing it opposite someone else.
The fastest way to loosen a room up, and the best way to learn to think on your feet without freezing.
Breath, tone and control, taught properly by a working vocal coach. Solo and as part of an ensemble.
Choreography built for musical theatre, and the skill of picking a routine up quickly and performing it with everyone else.
Termly workshops with performers currently working in the West End, so young people learn from people doing the job right now.
Performance opportunities within the local community, so there is always something real to work towards.
Bootcamps run in the October and summer holidays. See what is coming up.
Not at all. There is no audition to join and nobody is graded. Most children arrive with no experience, and the younger group in particular is built for exactly that.
That is what the £8 trial week is for. Come for one week, see how they get on, and only book a term if it is a yes. If you do join, the £8 comes off the term fee, so trying it first costs you nothing extra.
No. The classes and the agency are separate, and being in one has no bearing on the other. The Future Performer is not about turning every child into a professional performer, it is about helping every young person become a more confident version of themselves.
Yes, and that is deliberate. Musical theatre asks performers to sing, act and dance together, so every session works across all three rather than separating them out.
Comfortable clothes they can move in, trainers, and a water bottle. Nothing else, and there is no uniform to buy.
Yes, 10% off, and it applies to the bootcamps as well as termly classes.
No, they are included in the £85 term fee. Every young performer in the class takes part.
Tell us your child's age and we will come back to you personally. You can also book the £8 trial week through the same form.