Tyne Theatre Stage School is a stage school in the North East of England, situated at Newcastle College's Rye Hill Campus, Newcastle upon Tyne.
Tyne Theatre Stage School has been providing first class performing arts training in Dance, Acting and Singing in the North East region for over twenty years for children aged 3–18. Since opening, our classes have been located in the centre of Newcastle upon Tyne, providing the best studio and performance facilities. They encourage pupils to experience the joy of engaging with a live audience, and provide vast opportunities for all pupils to perform. They offer dance lessons in Ballet, Tap, Theatre Craft, Modern Jazz, Cheerleading and Freestyle Disco. All dance subjects are taught to the standards of the International Dance Teachers Association (IDTA), along with a Musical Theatre programme. Our acting curriculum follows the syllabus of the London Academy of Music and Drama Art (LAMDA), and singing lessons are taught to Trinity Guildhall Singing standards.
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