Cover Dance Coaches please send in your CV and specify which Sonnets locations you are available to work in to: lisa@sonnets-tas.co.uk
David graduated from the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts in London in 1999 and worked as a professional actor for four years before founding Sonnets in January 2003.
Sonnets has provided drama, singing and dance to over 50 state schools. Our focus is to provide high quality classes at affordable prices in Sonnets part-time Performing Arts schools in the Hampshire, Wiltshire and Berkshire area.
David is the Drama and Singing Instructor for Sonnets and is the LAMDA and Voice Coach for a Private School in Romsey.
He also runs the 'Andover Factor' and 'The Mayors Variety Show' in Andover each year. This gives children the chance to participate and perform to an audience, and these events have helped to discover raw talent in young people locally and give them the opportunity to take part and work as a team to put on a show.
Dave's aim is to make performing arts affordable for all and to help children either to become a professional artist or gain valuable life skills, all children are given equal opportunity to perform from beginners to the most talented.
David has a current CRB disclosure check and is Sonnets First Aider.
Lisa has extensive business experience with a background working in blue chip companies in IT Training, Account Management, Marketing and public sector performance and policy work for Leisure Services.
She has a keen interest in performing arts and has taken part in a number of Amateur Dramatic productions.
Lisa has completed the Open College Network Fizzy Cool Certificate in Teaching Drama and Dance to Children.
Lisa is drama coach for the Sonnets Minis classes and writes sketches, plays and themed class plans for use at Sonnets.
Vivianne has been with Sonnets since the beginning. We invited her to come and work with us due her vast experience in Dance. Vivianne is Royal Academy trained with over 40 years experience in Ballet and Tap and 15 years of running her own Dance School in Staffordshire and London.
Natalie joined the company in January 2009 and is an ex-pupil of Sonnets Theatre Arts School, she attended Sonnets for 6 years.
Natalie has danced since she was 3 years old and has been trained by the Suzanne School of Dancing in Ballet, Modern and Tap gaining distinction in all of her exams. Natalie has taken part and won National Competitions for her choreography and dance ability. She is currently studying Performing Arts.
Natalie teaches Dance for Sonnets in Andover.
Megan joined us in January 2010 and has trained in ballet, tap and modern since she was 5 years old at Suzannes School of Dance, where she has also been a class assistant. She has A Level Dance.
Megan teaches Dance for Sonnets in Marlborough & Salisbury.
Sonnets new patron 'Tom George' November 2009.
As well as being a regular actor for BBC Radio plays and starring in films he is a radio acting coach at ALRA (Academy of Live & Recorded Arts) he will be attending the Mayors Show, and visiting our classes in the future.
Tom George trained at ALRA, winning the PMA Bursary and the Laurence Olivier Bursary in his second year. He was also a winner of the Carleton Hobbs competition which awarded him a contract with the BBC Radio Department with whom he continues to work frequently.
Notable credits include:
Absolute Power with Stephen Fry and John Bird, Titanic Enquiry, The Mill on the Floss and The Remains of the Day with Ian McDiarmid.
Screen credits include:
Band of Brothers directed by Tom Hanks
Buffalo Soldier directed by Gregory Jordan.
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