Two students from the Castlemaine region and one from Woodend have been selected to attend the Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School in With up to students applying for the 20 places each year, to have three local students selected speaks volumes about the strength of the arts, and in particular theatre arts, in our region!
The year 11 students will undertake half a day of regular face-to-face classes, along with Theatre Studies and Drama electives off site at the Melbourne Theatre Company and National Institute of Dramatic Art where they will have the unique opportunity to work with various mentors in the field.
I found out that I had missed out on the Dance specialism. Thea is passionate about theatre, creative dance and visual arts, while Stella is passionate about musical theatre, ballet and dance, and singing. The pair are polar opposites but are both passionate about the same artforms and bring very different skills and expression to their pursuits.
Former Kyneton resident and Sacred Heart College student Claudia Campbell has been involved in a range of local theatre shows, including Sprout Musical Theatre Company at Woodend, and most recently featured in a production of Annie at Musicworx Theatre. Midland Express. Sign in. Forgot your password? Get help. Privacy Policy. Password recovery. Community News.
