Bright Sparks Drama School

Bright Sparks is a new drama school run by Emma Westell at the Old Fire Station Hadleigh on Fridays starting 23rd September, from 4.00 pm to 7.30 pm and it is looking for students with a burning ambition to act. It aims to blaze a trail of high standard drama training while developing the student’s confidence, self-discipline and respect in a supportive and enthusiastic environment. Training for LAMDA exams are also available.

Bright Sparks has three age groups: Green Sparks, 4-6 years, Blue Sparks, 7-11 years, and Red Sparks, 12-16 years. Each class costs £5 a week.

Fire up their imagination with drama games and theatre fun. The classes include a wide variety of drama techniques to develop their vocal and performance skills and increase their self esteem. These talents culminate in performances for friends and family.

Bright Sparks teaches theatrical terms and phrases so the student builds up a useful vocabulary, and provides vocal coaching in diction, projection and intonation so that they can express themselves clearly and confidently.
Bright Sparks uses all forms of drama stimuli; costumes, props, modern and classic texts and audio visual resources to enrich their learning experience.

Contact Emma on 0845 8672761 or email info@BrightSparksDrama@gmail.com  
Or visit the website: www.BrightSparksDrama.com  for any enquiries

Biography

Emma Westell has enjoyed being a drama teacher for sixteen years and among her vast experiences she has taught GCSE Drama and A level Theatre Studies at Southend High for Girls. Among her qualifications are a degree in English and a certificate in Dramatherapy.

Emma has held classes and workshops in various primary schools and colleges around the borough and beyond and has taught drama from the very young to mature students. She has a wealth of experiences with theatre groups, and worked professionally in film and theatre and has performed in comedy impro. She currently works with the Palace Theatre’s children’s theatre groups and private drama schools.

Emma has an excellent pass rate for her pupils in LAMDA examinations and has staged and produced many successful productions, often writing the scripts and designing the costumes and sets. Emma has and holds a drama group for people with all disabilities.

Emma holds; a full CRB certificate, AQA Counselling certificate, First Aid Certificate, a Southend Council approved Chaperone Licence and a certificate of full liability insurance.

Visit: www.brightsparksdrama.com