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Discover ‘The Malling School Way’ Caring, Determined, Reflective OPEN MORNING TOURS 2024 To book an Open Morning Tour please call 01732 840995 or email office@themallingschool.kent.sch.uk Unlock a world of limitless opportunities The Malling School, Beech Road, East Malling, Kent, ME19 6DH www.themallingschool.kent.sch.uk priceless-magazines.com 86
SLive at the Coliseum Benenden School perform historic first at the London Coliseum Benenden School recently made history twice – not only being the first school to ever perform at the London Coliseum, but also putting on the first ever production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat on the iconic Coliseum stage. As part of the school’s centenary celebrations, students dazzled audiences with their interpretation of the hit musical made famous by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Sir Tim Rice – certainly rising to the challenge of performing in London’s largest theatre in London’s West End. Students were no doubt encouraged by the presence of Roger Watson, the show’s original producer, in the audience. This was alongside a heartfelt message written by Sir Tim Rice, which featured in the production’s programme. Sir Tim Rice said: “I’m delighted, and frankly amazed, that Benenden are to perform Joseph at the London Young at Art Claremont School reveal how they unlock creativity and allow the inner artist to flourish The Priceless Education Supplement sponsored by Coliseum and I’m very grateful that they want to do this. Joseph was written in 1968 and I still find it extraordinary that so many theatrical presentations from schools to Broadway keep returning to the show.” This once-in-ageneration performance was made possible by Benenden’s partnership with the English National Opera, allowing the production to go ahead in a venue usually not available to schools. Benenden’s partnership with ENO extends beyond the Coliseum performance, however, as Benenden continues to partner with the organisation to deliver opera workshops in partner prep and primary schools – in an initiative aimed at introducing new audiences to opera. Samantha Price, Headmistress said: “The performance at the historic London Coliseum was certainly a highlight of our centenary celebrations and one that we will always cherish. I would like to thank the very many people that made this performance possible, from the cast and crew to those ‘behind the scenes’ – your work is hugely appreciated and will have created memories that will last a lifetime. Joseph and his Technicolor Dreamcoat is a production that resonates with the universal themes of resilience, dreams and the power of unity – certainly a fitting choice to reflect the ethos of Benenden School.” benenden.school At Claremont School, every student is embraced as an artist with a need for creative expression. In Drama, students dive deep into creative understanding through theatre production and performance opportunities. From festivals to workshops, drama becomes an integral part of school life. Music is at the heart of Claremont, with students encouraged to explore their musical talents through vibrant performances in dedicated spaces. From choirs to ensembles, students find their rhythm in a nurturing environment that supports their journey towards local festivals and beyond. The Art and Photography departments ignite creativity by equipping students with skills that fuel their imaginations and artistic potential. Through visual literacy and cross-curricular connections, students are immersed in a world of artistic exploration. In the vibrant world of creative arts at Claremont Senior School, state-of-the-art facilities provide students with ideal spaces to explore their passions. Expert teachers lead engaging co-curricular programmes, encouraging students to aim high, experiment and take risks in a safe and supportive learning environment where everyone can shine. As a double national award-winning school for Performing Arts, Claremont offers exciting opportunities for ambitious students looking to pursue careers in drama, music or dance. Our performers regularly achieve LAMDA Distinctions, with an imaginative and dynamic curriculum that gives students many opportunities to perform, write, choreograph, compose and produce their own original pieces of theatre. With outstanding student outcomes and extensive co-curricular programmes supported by excellent facilities and international opportunities—Claremont is where creativity thrives. admissions.claremontschool.co.uk/performing-arts 87 From the Art News about impressive productions and art provision priceless-magazines.com
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