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Professional theatre training for children in [Town]

Theatretrain Narnia welcomes aspiring performers from [Town] and surrounding areas including [villages] who want to learn how to take their ideas and feelings and express them through acting, dancing and singing. Students also take in performances locally and nationally.

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Main School

Usually our biggest class where students come together in their age groups to learn ensemble songs, work on their acting skills and dance their socks off!

Classes are divided into the following age groups: 6-9 year olds, 9-12 year olds, and 13-18 year olds. These class become rehearsals for performance sun the second part of the year.

All students have the chance to perform every year.

Be part of something bigger

Theatretrain Narnia is part of a UK network of centres who have the same approach to the performing arts. This community comes together to do something unique – large scale performances in venues like the Royal Albert Hall. Our ex students and Patrons know how transformational this working together can be. Theatretrain has a huge store of unparalleled activity and constantly evolves its work.

Theatre is a great place to ask the question… what if?

Theatretrain Reviews

Blog and Events

Another Finest Hour

Another Finest Hour

What can sport teach us about teamwork, courage and the power of a shared goal? In this reflective blog, Theatretrain Artistic Director Kevin Dowsett explores the thrilling connection between football and theatre, inspired by England’s dramatic victory. From unforgettable sporting memories to the strength found in standing together, Kevin considers how moments of pressure reveal character, create heroes and remind us what can happen when people truly work as one team.
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Young people taking part in a creative Theatretrain class, expressing themselves through acting, singing and dancing.

Why Creative Classes Give Young People Space to Be Themselves

Creative classes give young people more than performance skills. They offer space to express ideas, explore emotions, build friendships and grow in confidence. This blog looks at why Theatretrain’s acting, singing and dancing classes help children feel accepted, creative and free to be themselves.
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Children in a Theatretrain class using acting, singing and movement to build confidence and communication skills.

How Performing Arts Helps Children Find Their Voice

Finding your voice is about more than speaking loudly. It is about confidence, communication and self-expression. This blog explores how Theatretrain’s acting, singing and dancing classes help children develop their voice, share ideas, express emotions and grow into confident young communicators.
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Children taking part in a Theatretrain rehearsal room session, building confidence through acting, singing and dancing.

Why the Rehearsal Room Is Where Confidence Really Begins

Confidence does not only grow under stage lights. For many children, it begins in the rehearsal room, where they learn to try, make mistakes, speak up and work with others. This blog explores how Theatretrain’s acting, singing and dancing classes help young people build confidence that reaches far beyond the stage.
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Catherine tate with Theatretrain Artistic Director Kevin Dowsett

Catherine Tate

Theatretrain Artistic Director Kevin Dowsett reflects on Catherine Tate’s remarkable performance in Oh Mary! at the Trafalgar Theatre. In this personal blog, he explores her fearless comic timing, extraordinary stage presence and rare ability to combine outrageous humour with warmth, intelligence and emotional depth.
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