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Work with West End Professionals, including Vivien Carter (Anything Goes, Barbican Theatre and Medea, National Theatre) and Ryan Hanlon (Musical Director); with this weekly, dynamic that class provides young people with an introduction to musical theatre for 12-17s. Alongside this, we have a series of exciting Masterclasses and Q&A’s with industry professionals.

Each term we explore songs and create ensemble numbers that explore how to integrate the singing, dance and acting techniques needed to perform on the West End stage.

Don’t worry if you’re a little shy as most of the learning is done in groups with opportunities for solos when you feel more confident about being in the spotlight.

MYC Musical Performers will receive weekly training, which will develop:

• Vocal Technique
• Dance Technique
• Text and Song Analysis
• Creating a Character
• Scene Work
• Improvisation Skills
• Acting Techniques

Weekly sessions from Sat 7 Sep, 2-4pm.

MYC Bursary

We want as many young people as possible to have access to our creative activities and we do not want someone’s financial situation to be a barrier to taking part. The MYC Bursary exists to enable participants to take part in activity provided by Mercury Theatre. Please note bursary places are at full capacity at the moment so unable to offer any more and we have a long waiting list. Feel free to register incase a space becomes available.

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Reserve a place for the year

You can now reserve a place on MYC for the whole year. To reserve a place for the whole year, contact our box office team at [email protected]. Payment is due 2 weeks before the start of each term in January, April and September.

Accessibility

All of our activities are accessible and inclusive and you are able to inform us of any additional requirements you have when booking or by becoming a member of our Access for All scheme here. We will also have youth assistants on hand to support our MYC groups up to 18 years.