Stagecoach Performing Arts Washington and Chester-le-Street

Stagecoach Performing Arts Washington and Chester-le-Street, situated within Durham County Council, offers comprehensive drama, singing, and dance classes for young individuals and adults alike. This welcoming club provides a safe, supportive, and encouraging environment where students truly thrive, fostering confidence, self-worth, and self-belief. Led by an experienced principal and a team of professional, dedicated teachers, all of whom are Enhanced DBS-checked, the club ensures a secure and high-quality instructional setting.

Through age-specific stages, including Mini Stages (2-4 yrs), Early Stages (4-6 yrs), Main Stages (6-18 yrs), Further Stages (15 yrs+), and Adult Classes (18 yrs+), students embark on a structured journey of performing arts education. The curriculum is designed to nurture creative expression, allowing shy children to blossom into self-assured performers, with this newfound confidence extending into their daily lives. Weekly dance classes are a core component, enhancing physical skills, coordination, and overall fitness within the performing arts environment. Students regularly participate in performances and shows, proudly showcasing their artistic growth, teamwork skills, and developing talents.

These collaborative experiences foster strong friendships, with pupils eagerly attending each week to connect with peers and work together effectively towards shared successes. Stagecoach Performing Arts Washington and Chester-le-Street provides clear skill development pathways, enabling progressive learning and the opportunity to work towards potential qualifications, including a Level 3 Certificate in Creative & Performing Arts. Holiday Workshops are also available, offering engaging opportunities for continued creative development during school breaks. Demonstrating a commitment to accessibility and value, the club accepts childcare vouchers and tax-free childcare payments, making its programs more affordable for eligible families.

Parental involvement is actively encouraged, with families regularly invited to watch termly performances and observe their children's progress. New participants can experience the welcoming atmosphere with a flexible Two Week Trial, providing an adaptable entry point into the performing arts community.