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Brandon’s caring approach puts you at ease. He explains things in a clear and concise way. His help has been invaluable for audition preparation.
— Zoe Heighton, Dancer, Actress & Singer
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His classes are always packed with both technical expertise and valuable industry insight. He strikes the perfect balance between professionalism and fun.
— Jourdan Storey, Founder & Principal, Northern Prep Squad
Deep dive into the technical demands of musical theatre singing to understand what drama schools are listening for when you perform
Perform your audition piece in a supportive, professional environment
Receive tailored feedback on specific areas for development
Workshop your song to walk away knowing how you can develop both your vocal and acting through song skills
Morning Session
Group Warm-Up
A thorough group warm-up to prepare voices for the day ahead.
Vocal Requirements for Musical Theatre
An in-depth look at the technical and stylistic expectations of musical theatre singing and how to meet them.
Technical Work & Discussion
Understand and explore how to develop the voice for musical theatre singing technically, covering both vocal and acting considerations.
Afternoon Session
One-to-One Masterclasses
Performers will take to the floor for 20–30 minutes of individual song workshopping. When not performing, you will have the unique opportunity to watch other actors be directed through their songs so you can understand how to approach different material.
This masterclass provides an opportunity to understand what is expected when you walk into auditions for professional performing arts courses.
Do I need to prepare songs in advance?
Performers will need to prepare two contrasting audition songs. Full guidance on repertoire will be sent once your place is confirmed. Observers do not need to prepare anything.
What level do I need to be at?
This masterclass is designed for performers who are considering pursuing musical theatre training. You don’t need to be audition-ready yet, that’s what the day is for, but you should be comfortable singing and performing.
I’m not auditioning until next year, is it still worth attending?
Absolutely. Starting early gives you time to work on the areas identified during your masterclass. Many students find that understanding what drama schools are looking for early on completely changes how they prepare.
What’s the difference between Performer and Observer?
Performers (£40) take part in all group sessions and receive 20–30 minutes of individual song workshopping with tailored feedback. Observers (£20) participate in the group sessions and watch the one-to-one masterclasses, which is a hugely valuable learning experience in itself.
Does registering interest commit me to anything?
No. Registering your interest simply means you’ll be the first to hear when dates and booking open. There’s no obligation and no payment at this stage.
Ready to take your auditions seriously?
Register your interest now, no commitment, just first access when booking opens.