Sylvia Young Theatre School
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Sylvia Young Theatre School is a stage school, in Marylebone, London. The school's founder and Principal is Dame Sylvia Young.
The school was originally established in 1981 on Drury Lane, but due to expansion it moved to its current premises in 1983. Students either attend full-time with board, Saturday or evening classes or holiday school. Full time fees for 2006-07 range from £2,000 a term (£6,000 a year) to £2,800 a term (£8,400 a year) depending on the child's age.
The school admits both boys and girls from the ages of 10 through to 16. The school provides a clear focus on performing arts (drama, singing and dancing), but full-time students receive education and examination in all areas of the GCSE curriculum. Entry to the school is gained by audition in drama, singing and dance, with an interview and written assessment.
[edit] Graduates
A large number of British celebrities are known to have attended the school, these include:
- Natalie Appleton
- Nicole Appleton
- Nick Berry
- Melanie Blatt
- Emma Bunton
- Letitia Dean
- Matt Di Angelo
- Daisy Evans
- Perry Fenwick
- Tom Fletcher
- Dean Gaffney
- Keeley Hawes
- Samantha Janus
- Matt Willis
- Sophie Lawrence
- Jon Lee
- Louissa Lytton
- Dax O'Callaghan
- Denise van Outen
- Tamsin Outhwaite
- Billie Piper
- Iain Robertson
- Scott Robinson
- Frances Ruffelle
- Lee Ryan
- Adele Silva
- Daniella Westbrook
- Adam Woodyatt
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