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Classes in Twickenham, Hampton Hill and Sunbury
Step on Stage is one of the largest independent performing arts schools, with youth theatre and agency based in Twickenham, Hampton Hill and Sunbury. The school provides children and young people aged 3 to 21 with professional training in acting, music, musical theatre and dance where they can develop as performers and artists.
At Step On Stage our students acquire skills in all areas of the performing arts which can help not only pursue careers in the arts industry, but also develop essential life skills to enable them to grow in confidence, self-esteem. We are passionate about creating a fun environment for students to learn to gain confidence through the arts.
At Step On Stage our students acquire skills in all areas of the performing arts which can help not only pursue careers in the arts industry, but also develop essential life skills to enable them to grow in confidence, self-esteem. We are passionate about creating a fun environment for students to learn to gain confidence through the arts.
Goodnight Mr Tom
Hampton Hill Theatre January 10th - 12th 2019
Book your tickets now www.ticketsource.co.uk/steponstageproductions
Join us in January to watch Micehlle Magorians classic tale of William Beech and Mr Tom. Set against the backdrop of World War Two, 9 year old William is evacuated to the village of Little Weirwold and taken in by a curmudgeonly old widower. Mr Tom soon realises that the young boy has been damaged at the hands of his strict mother both mentally and physically. He sets about undoing the damage by teaching William how to read and write and paint. but as Williams 10th birthday approaches, he is summoned back to the city by his mother, with dreadful consequences. Suitable for ages 7+
Hampton Hill Theatre January 10th - 12th 2019
Book your tickets now www.ticketsource.co.uk/steponstageproductions
Join us in January to watch Micehlle Magorians classic tale of William Beech and Mr Tom. Set against the backdrop of World War Two, 9 year old William is evacuated to the village of Little Weirwold and taken in by a curmudgeonly old widower. Mr Tom soon realises that the young boy has been damaged at the hands of his strict mother both mentally and physically. He sets about undoing the damage by teaching William how to read and write and paint. but as Williams 10th birthday approaches, he is summoned back to the city by his mother, with dreadful consequences. Suitable for ages 7+
