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ACT - DANCE - SING
ACT - DANCE - SING
ACT - DANCE - SING
ACT - DANCE - SING
ACT - DANCE - SING
ACT - DANCE - SING
ACT - DANCE - SING
ACT - DANCE - SING
ACT - DANCE - SING
ACT - DANCE - SING

Address Southgate
London

Post CodeN14 7HE

Centre Stage School of Performing Arts

Established in 1999, Centre Stage is North London's premier theatre school, offering DRAMA, DANCE and SINGING classes to more than two hundred students aged 7 to 19 years old, as well as providing Young Centre Stagers classes to 4 to 7 years olds. Centre Stage offers high quality performing arts training within a warm and compassionate teaching environment. All classes are structured to suit the student’s age, abilities and ambition and take place on Saturdays, during term time, at St. Monica’s Primary School in Southgate. There are lots of reasons to join Centre Stage and become part of the ever-growing 'CS Family' that naturally follows. Being an independent, part-time theatre school for over 25 years, we offer more than just a 'weekend club'... so please visit our website to find out what makes Centre Stage so unique! FREE TRIAL CLASS AVAILABLE via our website!

Reviews

5Star review from 5 reviews

Centre Stage is home from home 5Star review Centre Stage is home from home, it's a place that enriches the lives of children and young adults. I have 2 sons that have been a part of Centre stage from the age of 4, my eldest is now in his late twenties and my youngest has recently turned 16. Centre stage has been an amazing platform for them both, they have developed with confidence not only in the world of Performing Arts, Dance, and music, but knowing who they are and striving to be their better self. I'm proud as a parent to be a part of Centre Stage family, none of this would be possible without the owner Carole Oshea, she has a carefully selected dedicated Team / staff you makes every child feel worthy and able irrespective of race, colour, disability etc. Her Team are an absolute inspiration to our children, their patience and passion for what they do so well is a testament to their commitment. Every child takes front of stage and has an important part to play. I would encourage any child to be a part of such a unique establishment. I'm a parent that has witnessed the talent that has be born from Centre Stage many moving on to Television, Theatre, etc. both in the UK and abroad, I myself have sat in the cinema and watched my son on the big screen. None of this would have been possible without Centre Stage. I would like to thank Centre Stage for the love, kindness and nurturing that so many children have been afforded during the many classes and productions which they have taken part in, our children have received a true blessing and will go on to be positive children of the future.

Comment graphicV W  23 Sep 2025

The Wiz 5Star review Absolutely loved the Centre stage production of The Wiz last night at The Millfield theatre. From beginning to end it was brilliant.It could have sat comfortably and even stood out in the west end. Well done to everybody , Thank you for top class entertainment!

Comment graphicAngela Gillen  13 Apr 2015

Performing School of Arts 5Star review I couldn't recommend Centre Stage more!!! My three children have been going there for the last 3 yrs and it just feels like family... they have grown in confidence and we have never looked back!!! Carole O'Shea is just a wonderful warm lady who always wears a smile for everyone and anyone ... All the teachers there are dedicated and enthusiastic, giving everyone a chance to shine ...there are no favorites! Also there are so many opportunities for the children who take it a bit more seriously and really want to get involved, from cabaret evenings, pantomines, musicals, festival performances, annual CS Oscars, talent agencies, etc. It a pleasure to get involved backstage and I wish I had had a CS when I was growing up... I would definitely highly recommend again, again and again!!! It is inspiring to watch children flourish and to see how my children friend's older siblings have been happy going all those years and how they have found their own potential whatever it may be!

Comment graphicJulie Stewart Lyds  7 Feb 2014

CS 5Star review Some drama classes, in our experience, have an air of rivalry & elitism, where children clamber over one another to get attention and praise, pushed on by overbearing teachers & parents.Centre Stage is not that school.From the moment our daughters started their trial class, they were clearly hooked – and, for reference, CS is the ONLY thing our eldest has ever really stuck with!It is very hard to pinpoint what the secret is. Maybe it is the endless enthusiasm of the staff? Possibly the fact that ALL the children, not just the more “obvious choices” are actively encouraged to reach their potential, showcasing their ability amid a supportive environment? Potentially, the lovely nature of the parents at the many events that are so tirelessly arranged – from singing Cabarets, full scale musicals, to the annual Centre Stage Oscars – contribute to the uniquely nurturing and supportive approach that all the students seem to have?Ultimately, we lead by example, and Carole O’Shea (principal) is an overtly warm, loving lady who treats children (and parents) with courtesy & respect.As stated, my daughters have gone from strength to strength since they commenced classes. They sing better. They act better. They dance better. They are so happy to go every Saturday & hone their skills at this wonderful performing arts school. Bravo Centre Stage. You’ve nailed it.

Comment graphicLiz Robins  5 Dec 2013

Very Impressed! 5Star review I went to have a look round the Centre Stage performing arts school. I was so impressed!!! Such a professional school but yet so relaxed. The kids are extremely talented and it seems that they are there from a young age through to adults. Carole O'Shea who runs the school is such a lovely lady and is fully involved and very proud. Do contact Carole if you considering a performing arts school for your kids.

Comment graphicOlivia Wakeford  29 Apr 2013