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FAQ's
- 01Our Saturday morning and afternoon musical theatre classes involve students aged 6-18 splitting into three age brackets (ages 6-8, ages 9-11 and ages 12+). Within these classes, students will rotate between hour-long classes of singing, dancing and drama. These classes aim to build confidence, help students improve their skills in performance, enable them to have fun and express themselves, all whilst working towards our shows and performances at the end of term which we present to friends and family.
- 02The Advanced class at Zanobini Academy of Performing Arts is designed for students aged 15 to 18 who demonstrate a high level of skill and commitment in singing, dancing, and acting. This class offers a more intense curriculum compared to our normal Saturday classes that focuses on refining technique, enhancing performance skills, and building confidence on stage. Students engage in advanced vocal training, complex choreography across various dance styles, and in-depth acting workshops that emphasize character development and script analysis. The program also includes opportunities for solo and ensemble performances with more mature material/shows, preparing students for professional auditions, showcases and life in the musical theatre world. Our experienced instructors provide personalized feedback to help each student reach their full potential in a supportive yet challenging environment.
- 03We aim to put on shows/performances at least two out of three terms per year, meaning that students will get to perform regularly on stage with costume, lighting, sound etc.
- 04Both our Saturday classes and our Advanced Friday class costs £260 per term. Each term is 12 weeks long. There is also 10% sibling discount. A free 1 week trial is given to all new students.
- 05Payment is to be made in full before the first day of each term via bank transfer. Invoices will be sent to your email address when payment is due.
- 06All students will be provided with a free top which they must wear every week. Black jazz shoes must also be worn for dancing. Black bottoms such as leggings or joggers must also be worn each week. Dresses or skirts must NOT be worn but black shorts are acceptable in warm weather. Students can also buy black hoodies with our logo on for the winter months.
- 07LAMDA (London Academy of Music and Drama) performance examinations give students the opportunity to broaden their performance skills and get a grade for what they are achieving. They are excellent for pushing students to deepen their knowledge, understanding and skills in the performing arts and them something to work towards. From Grade 6 upwards, LAMDA exams also enable students to gain UCAS points which help with getting into university.
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