At a glance
PSP Youth Theatre is a progression-based musical theatre class for young people who are ready to move beyond children’s classes and work within a more focused, production-led youth theatre environment. Participants train in singing, acting and choreography while working towards fully staged productions in a professional theatre setting. The current production focus is SIX, followed later in the year by Legally Blonde, allowing students to experience
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contrasting musical styles and performance demands. Sessions emphasise ensemble work, rehearsal discipline, stage presence and vocal technique. Confidence develops naturally through structured rehearsal, shared responsibility and live performance. The class is suitable for experienced performers as well as those ready to step up into youth theatre training. Group sizes are kept small to ensure individual support and meaningful stage time.
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PSP Youth Theatre (Ages 12–18) (12 - 18yrs)
12 years – 18 years · Vera Fletcher Hall
This price covers the 6 sessions remaining in this term.
This class is currently fully booked but places often become available through cancellations or increased capacity. Join the waiting list to be informed as soon as a place is available.
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Price
£120.00 · for 6 sessions
This price covers the 6 sessions remaining in this term.
This class is currently fully booked but places often become available through cancellations or increased capacity. Join the waiting list to be informed as soon as a place is available.
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Where it happens
Vera Fletcher Hall
Vera Fletcher Hall, 4 Embercourt Rd, Thames Ditton, Surrey, KT7 0LQ
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About Pop Star Performers
Our Children’s Performance Classes are relaxed and informal and allow children to really let their hair down. When the focus is on fun, inhibitions disappear and confidence begins to grow. The children are always involved in the selection of music they work on and are actively encouraged to participate in our public performances. These are at local events throughout the year as well as our bigger annual theatre show and awards ceremony. This active participation in performances really allows them to see first hand that nerves get easier to cope with via repetition and that hard work actually does equal improvement.
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