This qualification provides a comprehensive foundation in the 'Triple Threat' disciplines, focusing on the practical skills and industry knowledge required for a successful transition to professional training.

• Acting through Song: Master the art of storytelling through music, developing character-driven performances for contrasting musical theatre pieces.

• Preparation for Audition: A vital "industry-ready" module. Build your repertoire, understand the performing arts sector, and learn the self-evaluation skills needed to ace professional auditions.

• Group Dance Performance: Collaborate, choreograph, and perform. Develop your communication skills and technical dance ability in a high-energy ensemble environment.
  

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Designed for the next generation of stage technicians and designers, this course moves beyond the spotlight to provide hands-on, industry-standard training in the essential machinery of theatre.

• Technical Theatre in Context: Master the 'language of the stage.' Develop a professional understanding of production roles, technical terminology, and the collaborative process of bringing a live show to life.

• Theatrical Design: From page to stage. Build a professional design portfolio specialising in set, props, costume, lighting, or sound. You will research, sketch, and collaborate as part of a creative production team.

• Lighting or Sound Specialism: Get hands-on with the equipment. Using Imagine That’s professional-grade tech, you will specialise in either lighting or sound operations, gaining practical experience in rigging, operating, and maintaining show-critical gear.
  

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This intensive qualification focuses on the craft of the actor, bridging the gap between youth drama and professional training through rigorous character exploration and audition mastery.

Drama: Acting Skills: Go beyond the script. Develop your craft through practical and imaginative exploration of self and environment. You will learn to build complex characters from text and observation, mastering the professional techniques required to deliver a truthful, high-impact performance.

Preparation for Audition: A vital "industry-ready" module. Build your repertoire, understand the performing arts sector, and learn the self-evaluation skills needed to ace professional auditions.

• Note: Students who have already completed NPA Musical Theatre will have this unit credited toward this qualification.

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Step into the 'cockpit' of the theatre. This professional-level unit focuses on the leadership, technical precision, and high-pressure coordination required to manage and 'call' a live production from the prompt corner.

• The Stage Management Hub: Master the theoretical side of the production office. You will explore the specific roles and responsibilities within a professional stage management team, learn to navigate complex production paperwork, and develop the vital interpersonal skills needed to manage a cast and crew.

• Prompt Corner & Show Calling: Learn the art of the 'Prompt Desk.' You will be trained in the technicalities of operating a prompt corner and the exact science of calling cues—the lights, sound, and automation—for a live show.

• Professional Production Placement: Theory meets practice. You will take on the role of Stage Manager or Deputy Stage Manager for an Imagine That production. From attending weekly rehearsals to building your own professional Prompt Copy and calling the show live during performances, you will gain the hands-on experience and portfolio evidence required for the industry.
  

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Specialise in the art of the song. This internationally recognised syllabus is designed for the dedicated performer who wants to master vocal technique, storytelling, and the professional discipline required for musical theatre singing.

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As an accredited private centre for the London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art, we offer students a pathway to world-renowned qualifications that celebrate personal growth and professional excellence.

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