Further Stages

Performing Arts Classes for Ages 14–18

Older Stagecoach students taking part in a Further Stages performing arts class.

For students aged 14–18, Further Stages offers a more advanced performing arts experience through three-hour weekly classes in singing, dancing and acting. It is a place for older students to challenge themselves, grow in confidence, work with others and keep developing their creativity, whether they see performing arts as a future path or simply something they love.

Contact your local school for term costs, dates and payment options. A Two-Week Trial is available for $100, which will be deducted from the full term cost if your child continues.

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What Will Your Child Learn in Further Stages?

Stagecoach Further Stages students developing singing, dancing and acting skills.

What Will Your Child Learn in Further Stages?

At Further Stages, students continue developing their skills across singing, dancing and acting in a more focused and challenging environment.

Acting skills

Students explore acting for different texts, styles and media, while developing character, confidence and wider theatre skills such as directing and staging.

Dancing skills

Students build accuracy, strength, attention to detail and confidence through more challenging choreography and movement work.

Singing skills

Students work on singing with confidence, accuracy and expression across a range of styles, while developing performance technique and stage presence.

Life Skills Developed in Further Stages

Stagecoach students building confidence, adaptability and leadership through performing arts.

Life Skills Developed in Further Stages

Further Stages also helps students develop key life skills, including:

Audition and Interview Skills

Students gain experience presenting themselves with confidence in audition, interview and performance settings.

Self-Awareness and Personal Development

Students become more aware of their strengths, progress and areas for future development.

Adaptability Under Pressure

Students learn how to respond, problem-solve and perform with confidence in changing situations.

Leadership

Students are encouraged to take initiative, support others and grow as confident young performers.

The Practical Stuff

Older Stagecoach students taking part in a weekly Further Stages class.

The Practical Stuff

That’s not all though as our students develop key life skills at Further Stages, including:

School terms

Terms are approximately 9–12 weeks long and are usually split into Fall, Winter and Spring, following the public school calendar, with breaks over the holidays.

Three-Hour Classes

Further Stages classes consist of one three-hour session each week during term time, with time dedicated to singing, dancing and acting.

Two-Week Trial

A Further Stages Two-Week Trial costs $100. If your child continues after the trial, the trial fee will be deducted from your first term’s total fee. The Two-Week Trial must be taken within the first four weeks of a Stagecoach term, and the two trial weeks should be consecutive.

Term Fee

The term fee for Further Stages ranges from $450–$620. Costs vary depending on the length of the term. Visit your local school for fee and term information. Term fees can be paid in a few different ways; speak to your local Stagecoach Principal about available payment options.

“Chloe absolutely loves her performing arts class! It’s a space where she can express herself without fear of judgment, and she’s really blossomed creatively. Her teachers are so supportive, too.”

– Stagecoach Parent

Stagecoach student growing in confidence through singing, dancing and acting classes.

The Stagecoach Journey

See how Stagecoach students grow in confidence, make friends and develop their skills through acting, dancing and singing.

Stagecoach student expressing creativity in a supportive performing arts class.