At Sonnets Theatre School the pupils learn how to articulate and gain confidence standing in front of an audience. We explore different aspects of performing arts incorporating improvisation, devised drama, script reading, movement, physical theatre and working in a team with the class to develop a invaluable skill set and most of all have fun performing.
We are pleased to announce that there will be a new Friday after school class at the Reading Room, Stratford Sub Castle, Salisbury for juniors (7 to 11 year olds), starting on Friday 31 January 2025, please get in touch to register your interest, sign up for the launch offer of three free taster classes from 31 January to 14 February.
10-week terms with a half-term break
Andover
Saturday 26th April - Sailsbury 5th July
Salisbury
Saturday 26th April - Sailsbury 5th July
Show dates
TBD
Get in touch - book a free taster class
Please drop David a line if you would like to book a free taster class and he will get back to you as soon as possible.
Please note he teaches in a school in the day all week, so there may be a slight delay in response.
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We are excited to announce the launch of new classes for juniors in Salisbury after school on a Friday at the Reading Room, Stratford Sub Castle. The new classes will start in February, please get in touch if you would like to find out more and register for a free taster.
Call Sonnets Director Dave on: 07818 052552
David Phaure: Sonnets Company Director understands how the arts can make a difference to young peoples lives and be used in a positive way. He has over 20 years experience in teaching and running performing arts workshops for young people. He established Sonnets Theatre School to make high quality performing arts training more affordable and to help children either to become a professional artist or gain confidence and invaluable life skills.
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Children at Sonnets Theatre School are given equal opportunity to perform in the annual showcases from the beginners to the experienced. Sonnets Coaches offer a wide syllabus of acting skills for stage, TV and Radio.
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David holds a professional performing arts qualification from ALRA an accredited Drama School. He also teaches LAMDA fulltime at Farleigh Preparatory School and has also published three books to date: A collection of monologues for children, A collection of duologues for children and a one act play called Bully or Victim.