Art & Culture
Brick Lane Music Hall Summer School
Building upon our work with primary school children across the London Boroughs of Newham and Tower Hamlets, Brick Lane Music Hall introduced its first ever Musical Theatre Summer School in 2024. Now in its third year, the Summer School is designed to foster confidence, teamwork and personal growth for children aged 8 – 13. The students receive professional training in singing, dancing, and acting, culminating in a once in a lifetime opportunity to perform live in our famous theatre in a Musical show which family and friends can attend.
Participants collaborate with industry experts and West End performers, as well as technical staff, to build up a breadth of skills.
*****
“Very impressed… staff clearly are experts and love what they do”
“Great performance. Thanks for the great work you all did with our kids!”
“Absolutely brilliant!! So, so pleased that the children got a chance to shine.”
2026 course dates – Monday, July 20th – Saturday, July 25th
Times – Monday- Friday 10.30am – 4.30pm – Saturday 10.30am- 5pm
Final Performance – 4pm on Saturday, July 25th 2026
Location – Brick Lane Music Hall, 443 North Woolwich Road, London, E16 2DA
Ages – 8-14 years old
Cost – £250 per child (sibling discount: £225 per child)
Places will be allocated on receipt of the completed application form, please follow the link below.
Places are limited, so please hurry to avoid disappointment!
Payment will be due by July 16th 2026 for students to participate
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