A graduation film from The National Film and Television School titled "SWEET MADDIE STONE” was shot on location in Rutland at Oakham Enterprise Park last week using the disused prison and a few surrounding areas, transforming the building into a secondary school. Students from Wildcats Theatre School and Post 16 Academy took part in the film as extras, some also gaining speaking parts.
Wildcats Theatre School led the way at the Peterborough Race for Life on Tuesday by providing the pre race warm up as well as featured solo singers.
Students from Wildcats Theatre School and Post 16 Academy will performing on Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th June at the Cresset, Rightwell, Peterborough as part of a two day showcase of children's achievements across the school.
Wildcats Academy, based in Castle House, Stamford are celebrating as they received results from recent musical theatre exams taken earlier in the year by part time and full time students at the school. Georgia Burdock, Age 14 from Baston also became the youngest Wildcat student to take Grade 7 - and achieve a distinction grade.
With stunning music and talented performers - A Chorus Line comes to The Cresset, Rightwell Peterborough on Wednesday 20th May 2015.
Wildcats Academy, a full and part time performing arts school based in Stamford are preparing to support Strictly winner Pasha Kovalev at his upcoming performance in Peterborough.
Wildcats Post 16 Academy, based in St Peters Hill are preparing for another showcase at one of the countries top theatres. This Sunday the 52 students aged 16-21 will perform at 'Theatre Royal Drury Lane' - home of the current hit musical Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Wildcats Academy, based in Castle House, St Peters Hill have a number of exciting workshops for children of all ages during the upcoming half term break.
Activities include a two day dance video workshop with top choreographer and teacher Vince Williams, Horrible Histories, children’s First Aid, Shrek Musical Workshop and a Chinese New Year party.
Students from Wildcats Post 16 Academy took part in the Remembrance Day service in Broad Street, Stamford on Tuesday 11th November at 11am.
As part of their work on remembrance they worked on a performance of the classic hymn 'Make me a channel of your peace. The students had worked on this for a number of weeks in class, using the opportunity to learn about the event and its significance.