|
|
Miss Tillie- Principal/ Teacher
My name is Tillie and I fell in love with musical theatre after seeing my first show at the Bristol Hippodrome. Ever since then I have developed a passion to perform and to pass on my love for the arts.
I began dance classes at the age of 2 and have since studied ballet, tap, modern, greek and African to a high standard.
I have been involved in many productions and performances but the most memorable was performing at both the Royal Albert Hall and Wembley Arena in support of Banardos childrens charity, an amazing opportunity.
I trained with The Actors Workshop, a highly accomplished and selective training centre where I worked with professional actors to complete my training.
I also have a love for all things Shakespeare, taking trips to the RSC regularly and performing sonnets and monologues at every opportunity. In the past I have worked with young people to dispel the myths surrounding the difficulty of the language, and to prove the relevance of his works to this day.
I discovered my passion for teaching and directing musical theatre when teaching for the Affordable Theatre Company, and there is nothing greater than seeing the confidence growing in young performers and giving them an opportunity to shine.
I am so pleased to be able to offer fun, focussed and friendly training in the performing arts through TSPA
My name is Tillie and I fell in love with musical theatre after seeing my first show at the Bristol Hippodrome. Ever since then I have developed a passion to perform and to pass on my love for the arts.
I began dance classes at the age of 2 and have since studied ballet, tap, modern, greek and African to a high standard.
I have been involved in many productions and performances but the most memorable was performing at both the Royal Albert Hall and Wembley Arena in support of Banardos childrens charity, an amazing opportunity.
I trained with The Actors Workshop, a highly accomplished and selective training centre where I worked with professional actors to complete my training.
I also have a love for all things Shakespeare, taking trips to the RSC regularly and performing sonnets and monologues at every opportunity. In the past I have worked with young people to dispel the myths surrounding the difficulty of the language, and to prove the relevance of his works to this day.
I discovered my passion for teaching and directing musical theatre when teaching for the Affordable Theatre Company, and there is nothing greater than seeing the confidence growing in young performers and giving them an opportunity to shine.
I am so pleased to be able to offer fun, focussed and friendly training in the performing arts through TSPA
Miss Kiera- Teacher
|
Kiera-Marie attended the prestigious Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts studying Musical Theatre, graduating with honours in 2014. She has been acting since the age of 4 and attended Helen O'Grady Drama School, a school specifically focused on building children's confidence and communication and language skills; much like TSPA. Kiera has performed in numerous productions including playing Fantine in Les Miserables, Abigail in Arthur Miller's The Crucible, Lucy Harris in Jekyll & Hyde and, most recently, as The Roma Queen in new musical Yusupov. She has also appeared on TV shows, such as Casualty playing Debs McGuinn and The Bill. Kiera has had leading roles in numerous short films, many of which have been entered into infamous international film festivals, as well as professional voice over work for both the BBC and ITV. A highlight of Kiera's career was singing as a soloist with Leslie Garrett at Bristol's BBC Prom in the Park.
As well as teaching at TSPA, Kiera also teaches drama and singing at other schools throughout London and Bristol. Kiera says, "the most rewarding part of the job for me is seeing the children's confidence and creativity grow week by week and watching them turn into articulate and outgoing young adults. |
|
