Ebooks

The Stage eBooks

Launching in November 2007, The Stage presents a new series of information guides, for you to download and read on your computer. All e-books are presented in PDF format, which most modern computers can read automatically (but you may need to download the free Adobe Reader software for your computer).

The Stage Guide to Schools for Young Performers 2008

Cover: The Stage Guide to Schools for Young Performers 2008

The UK's first comprehensive guide devoted to secondary schools which specialise in the performing arts. Aimed at parents of those children leaving primary school who have an interest in the theatre and entertainment, the book details hundreds of institutes, including the growing proportion which exist within the state sector. An increasing number of Specialist Schools and Academies within the mainstream education system are devoted to theatre, dance and related subjects. Mums and Dads who cannot afford costly fees and youngsters who want to perform without ever turning 'pro' now have hundreds of schools to choose from. For the first time, all are listed by region, with details of school size, staffing, specialities and exam results.

Release Date
December 18 2007
Price
Download (PDF) £5.50 — Paperback £7.95

The Stage Guide to a Successful Showcase Performance

Cover: The Stage Guide to a Successful Showcase Performance

For many light entertainment professionals, a ten-minute slot at a showcase event can, if performed well, make all the difference to their future bookings. John Byrne, author of The Stage's weekly Dear John advice column, and a range of industry experts give their advice to make sure that your time on stage can be used to its greatest effect.

Normally retailing at £4.95, the first 300 people to request a download can do absolutely FREE!

Release Date
November 1 2007
Price
£4.95 FREE to download for first 300 readers
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