For over 35 years, Stage School Australia has advanced young people’s personal skills like confidence, public speaking and teamwork through training in the performing arts. Our friendly and supportive classes develop natural abilities and foster a lifelong love of learning and creativity.
New research from the Australia Council for the Arts shows a growing number of Australians value the arts for its role in building social cohesion, personal happiness, overcoming stress and anxiety and driving economic growth.
As our families, communities and nation come to terms with the uncertainty, isolation and social and economic disruption of the world in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the power of the arts and creativity to connect and uplift us…has never been more important.
Our streams of performing arts training include the Australian Boys Dance Academy—boys-only dance classes (6-18 years), Beginners OnStage—song, dance & acting for young children (4-7 years), the Victorian Youth Theatre (VYT)—drama and public speaking, and the Young Australian Broadway Chorus (YABC)—musical theatre for young people 8-18 years.
Stage School Australia holds classes at 21 locations across metro Melbourne including a new location in Point Cook!
Proud to be a family owned and operated Melbourne company.
Enrolments now open—call to book on (03) 8199 8344. Website: www.stageschool.com.au
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