Stageworx
Transformation Through Arts Education.
#MoreThanAnArtsSchool
Imagine,Create,Repeat.
Try Everything Creative at Stageworx
Pursuing a creative career can be an exhilarating journey of self-discovery. Whether your goal is to learn creative new skills, build confidence or work within the industry, Stageworx School of Performing Arts is the perfect place to build the foundation. We offer both live and online classes, courses and packages, in all aspects of arts development, Part-Time or Full-Time, 6yrs - Adults.
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We’re dedicated to teaching the skills and providing the hands-on experience necessary for successful futures, both personally and professionally. After all, there is only so much you can learn in class, doing learns the rest!
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Take a look through our site to learn more.
Holiday Workshops
At the end of each term, various workshops and masterclasses take place for all ages and abilities across the full spectrum of artistic training. Take a look at our upcoming workshops.
Under 18yrs Classes, Courses and Packages.
Stageworx Part-Time Classes include weekly Dance, Drama, Music, Singing, Audition Preparation, Musical Theatre, Music Theory in group or private lessons. In addition Stageworx facilities examinations through Trinity London College in Musical Theatre, Performance Arts and Acting and Rock School London in Vocals, Creative Enterprise, Teaching or Performing. Your package is created according to your personal aims and objectives.
Little Heartstrings
A Musical journey Through Love and Loss
Stageworx Presents "Little Heartstrings": A Musical Journey of Love and Loss
Get ready for an unforgettable evening of original songs, poetry, and music production as Stageworx proudly presents "Little Heartstrings." This captivating performance follows a child as they navigate the complexities of love and loss, all through the beautiful creativity of our talented students.
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Join us at the Cirk at Cresta on April 6th at 7:00pm for a one-night-only event that is not to be missed. Tickets are priced at R125 per person, with limited availability. Don't miss your chance to experience this unforgettable showcase of talent and emotion.
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Be sure to get your tickets now and join us for an evening that will touch your heart and inspire your soul. We can't wait to see you there!
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Our Partners
Valued Partnerships
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Trinity College London
RSL London
Talent ETC
Custom Content Collective
SHINE DIGITAL Available now for viewing!
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SHINE! Digital is the first in a series of initiatives set up by Stageworx founder, Gemma Marinus, to promote creative thinking and encourage entrepreneurship and leadership skills in the younger generation of South Africa.
Creative thinking and the role of creativity in education have been underestimated for far too long. With the changing landscape of the world, the youth of today need creative pedagogy to support "out the box" thinking required for change.
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SHINE! Digital features the students and alumni of Stageworx, alongside segments with St Vincent School for the Deaf, One to One Africa in Eastern Cape, and students from Trinityhouse Little Falls.
The screening explores the importance of creativity and SHINES a light on various community members and NPOs making change through the creative process.
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The SHINE! Creative team includes Gemma Marinus, Bryan Schimmel, Dillonne Prince, and Mullin Krienke - Creative Director/Choreographer/Dancer with Matthew Marinus heading up the videography and content design with his team from @customcontentcollective.
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Featured artists include Stageworx alumni @refentsemay with her original song Worthy, Bulelo Landman with Family Love Affair, and Jamie Nell with an original song Someday, written by fellow Stageworx student Rachel Ralphs. Other standout and thought-provoking numbers include a Michael Jackson Medley filmed at Constitution Hill (South Africa).
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Gemma's vision is to create educational syllabuses that use creativity and performance as a way for young people to explore themselves and the world around them, allowing them to have the space to develop the skills needed for the future and share messages for change towards an inclusive society.
"The world is but a canvas to our imagination"