Stagecoach Performing Arts

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Stagecoach Performing Arts Limited

Company type	Private
Industry	Children's Education
Founded	1988 (1988)
Founder	Stephanie Manuel, David Sprigg
Headquarters	Woking, England
Area served	Australia Canada Germany Gibraltar Malta Spain Lithuania United Kingdom
Owner	Trafalgar Entertainment
Website	www.stagecoach.co.uk

Stagecoach Performing Arts Limited^[1] is a professional part-time performing arts school, with over 3,000 schools across eight countries. Training is offered in singing, dancing and acting.

Stagecoach Performing Arts is a franchise for part-time performing arts schools in Australia, Canada, Germany, Gibraltar, Malta, Spain, Lithuania and the UK.^[2]

Notable alumni[edit]

• Sebastian Croft, actor
• Jamie Bell, actor
• Esmé Bianco, model, actress – starred in Game of Thrones and burlesque/cabaret performer
• Zoe Birkett, Pop Idol series one (2001–2002) finalist, singer and actress
• Jonny Clarke, actor who portrayed Bart McQueen in Hollyoaks
• Lorna Fitzgerald, actress who portrayed Abi Branning in EastEnders
• Tom Fletcher, lead singer and songwriter in Mcfly
• Elliot Francis, actor
• Dani Harmer, actress who starred in Tracy Beaker
• Myleene Klass, actress, singer, model, pianist, radio and television presenter
• Cher Lloyd, The X Factor (2010) finalist
• Clare Maguire, singer
• Stuart Piper, agent
• Bella Ramsey, actor
• Aaron Renfree, S Club 8 singer, actor, dancer on The Voice UK
• Sherrie Silver, choreographer
• Shannon Saunders, singer, winner of Disney Channel UK contest My Camp Rock 2
• Diana Vickers, singer, actress The X Factor (2008) finalist
• Emma Watson, actress
• Ellie Darcey-Alden, actress
• Carla Woodcock, actress who has appeared in Free Rein and Ackley Bridge^[3]
• Megan Millson, model-vogue (former series regular in Eastenders)
• Samuel Goldberg, dancer-royal ballet (former series regular in Eastenders)

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Stagecoach Performing Arts