Tag: drama
Head’s Blog: A Case For The Arts
Deputy Head, Al McConville looks at the value of artistic subjects within a curriculum. A group of KAS students recently attended a music workshop for migrants, asylum seekers and refugees…
The Show Goes On in Year 12
It has been another busy term so far for our Year 12 Drama and UAL students. They have been working hard to prepare and showcase some fantastic performances. The former…
Students Sparkle in Speeches for LAMDA
This year Year 9 students were all offered the opportunity to participate in public speaking exams with LAMDA. Even those who chose not to take the exam still worked on…
Lower School Performs Hamlet at The Shaw Theatre
During the term, students from Years 4 to 6 had the opportunity to perform the Shakespearean play, Hamlet, at The Shaw Theatre. This was a fantastic opportunity for the students…
See Andrew Scott in Vanya at The Phoenix
The King Alfred Phoenix Theatre is excited to announce that it’s showing the National Theatre Live recording of Vanya starring Andrew Scott on 26th March at 5pm. Andrew Scott (Fleabag)…
Year 3 & 4 present Bugsy Malone
This Autumn Term, we had a fantastic opportunity to turn the Lower School Hall into a speakeasy from the 1920s for the Year 3 & 4 performance of Bugsy Malone….
Memories Made in Malta at ISTA Drama Festival
This November, Year 10 UAL Drama students participated in the International Schools Theatre Association (ISTA) Drama Festival hosted by the Verdala International School in Malta. Every festival begins with a…
UAL Are Learning How To Sing… With Style
One of the most popular aspects of our UAL course is our workshops run by external performers. We love giving our students the opportunity to learn from experts and deep…
The Addams Family
Students from Years 10-13 had a ghoulishly good time putting on an incredible show. We gathered a few thoughts from the cast. Lilli played Morticia Addams: “She was a tough…
It’s All Greek for Year 7
Year 7 took a step back in time for their Greek-themed creativity week. They stepped away from their normal lessons to take part in a variety of different activities which…
