
Sasha trained at the Academy of Live and Recording Arts, graduating with a BA Hons in Acting and previously trained in Performing Arts at Pendleton College. Since graduating Sasha has performed in several productions including ‘And then you kissed me’ at the Lowry, JB Shorts and CWITA100 at 53Two, Take back Theatre ‘Our Girls’ at the Hope Mill Theatre, and the Cartwright Cabaret at the Palace Theatre whereby she worked closely with famous playwright Jim Cartwright. Sasha filmed Judy for the BFI, working with director Matthew Dunster and alongside Maxine Peake. She starred in ‘Incompatible’ for the BFI directed by Maxine Peake and in Coronation Street. She has worked as a freelance acting tutor since 2016 and has directed numerous productions working with both children and adults. More recently, Sasha wrote her first short film 'Habituation' which she workshopped in May with director Matthew Dunster. The film is something she is currently seeking a production company for with the hope of making in 2027.

Charlotte trained at the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts, completing both a foundation course and a three-year BA Hons graduating in 2015. She developed her singing skills under the guidance of John Biddulph from ages 11-18, spending many years singing in concerts, musicals, and participating in competitions. After graduating, Charlotte worked as a professional actor/singer and worked for companies such as Channel 4, BBC and in touring Theatre productions across the country, including the original stage production of Robert Macfarlane's book The Lost Words. Recently, she has transitioned to a career behind the scenes in television production, working for ITV Lifted Entertainment and Channel 4/Rumpus Media. Charlotte also works as a freelance singing tutor.

Aleeza is a contemporary dance artist from Scotland. She graduated with a BA (Hons) from The Scottish School of Contemporary Dance before completing her MA with the postgraduate company Emergence in Manchester. Her movement journey began at the age of five through freestyle dance and competitive gymnastics, laying the foundation for her dynamic physicality and passion for performance.
Throughout her career, Aleeza has collaborated with leading artists and companies including Scottish Dance Theatre, Joss Arnott, Faye Stoeser, and Jason Mabana, experiences that have continually expanded her creative practice. Alongside her professional training, she has represented Scotland internationally on multiple occasions through dance and gymnastics, including at the Dance World Cup. Her work is driven by curiosity, athleticism, and a love of expressive movement.

Livvi has been dancing since the age of 3 and is currently in her third year studying Contemporary Dance at the University of Salford. She also graduated from the Centre of Advanced Training at the Lowry Theatre in 2024 where she had the opportunity to work with many artists such as Alleyne Dance Company, Jessica Wright, and JV2. She has trained in Musical Theatre since a young age and specialises in ballet and contemporary practices. She has a particular interest in dance for camera and in May 2026 she travelled to Bulgaria to direct and choreograph a short dance film entitled ‘The Wave We Leave’.

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Katy studied Performing Arts at Accrington and Rossendale College, and after completing a degree in Drama and English, she went on to do a Masters at RADA and Birkbeck University.
As well as teaching for 3Two1, Katy teaches at Dramallama in Rawtenstall and some of her professional acting credits include; multi-rolling in a sell-out run of 'UKIP! The Musical' at Waterloo East Theatre, RADA and The Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Nicky Lee in the North West tour and Edinburgh Fringe Festival run of the musical 'Stop The Train', Jack in Pendle Production's 'Jack and the Beanstalk', Genie in Anton Benson Production's 'Aladdin', Gina in 'Equivalent 2' for JB Shorts and most recently as Buttons at Clitheroe Grand Theatre in 'Cinderella of Clitheroe Castle'.

Amy trained at Studios La Pointe in Leeds, she won scholarship for her place (D.A.D.A) and graduated in 2007 with a Trinity Approved National Diploma in Professional Musical Theatre. While at college she also gained her I.S.T.D Advanced 2 Tap and Modern (distinctions). Amy had a West End Agent but decided that teaching was her passion, she has taught at several dance schools/theatre schools, primary/high schools and colleges since graduating. In 2017 Amy graduated from the University of Salford with a BA HONS in Physical and Dance Theatre. Amy has also completed her PGCE in teaching Dance and Drama.

John is a Theatre maker from Salford. He graduated from Mountview Academy in 2014 and has worked as an actor, writer and director since. His most recent work includes: Am I Queer? (The Lowry & Bury Met), Murder at the Mill (Hope Mill Theatre) Producer and director of Salford’s first rep company (Salford Arts Theatre), Artistic Residency (Bolton Octagon), Roots (Oldham Coliseum). John is the founder and director of Up’Ere Productions which champions emerging artists across the North. He was recently chosen to be an artist at this years Manchester International Festival. He completed filming on upcoming BBC Drama ‘Boat Story’ earlier this year and recently took part in OFF CUTS at 53Two. His most recent play, ‘Coke, Machines, Stars & Kisses opened at53Two in August to rave reviews and he has been busy directing two third year plays at Rose Brusford North. John is represented by Joi Rouncefield at Urban Talent Actors.

Heather trained at the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts, graduating with an MA Distinction in Acting. She is now a freelance director, actor and creative working in theatre and film. Since graduating, Heather has worked for various theatres and production companies; these include for The National Theatre, BBC, ITV, Meerkat films, Live Theatre (Newcastle), Northern Stage, HOME, alongside various UK Drama Schools. Heather is also an associate artist of Actors for Human Rights. Heather won a Journal Culture Award as 'Best Newcomer' for her performance in Death at Dawn (Cloud Nine Productions) and was nominated for a Manchester Theatre Award for her performance in Raw (Troublehouse Theatre).

Rick trained at ALRA North, graduating in 2011. He is co-founder of Troublehouse Theatre and artistic director of Plough On Sunday productions. He plays Doctor Ackerley on Coronation Street and his recent TV credits include: The Long Shadow, Emmerdale, Hollyoaks and The Undeclared War. His theatre credits include Contact Theatre and The Royal Exchange. Alongside acting professionally, Rick works with the National Theatre and the Lowry Theatre to deliver their Speak Up Program and also teaches acting for camera at Act Up North.

Chloe has been performing since she was 6 years old, in Musical theatre, TV, commercials and plays up and down the UK. Her career started in Emmerdale as Roxy Lockart and ITV The Royal as Louise Farnworth. After graduating from ALRA drama school she has been lucky to continue working as well as setting up Dramallama & M25 Theatre School.
TV credits include; Coronation street, CBBC So Awkward, ITV The Long Shadow, Doctors, Lookers Commercials, Brewdog commercials, Barclaycard.
Theatre credits include: Sans Merci (Hope Mill), Be More Martyn (UK Tour) Thank You For Doing Nothing (Silent Uproar), Jack and The Beanstalk (Wakefield Theatre Royal) The Tale Trail (New Vic).
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Each week you will be welcomed to class by either Paige or Marie. They have worked as our front of house consistently and they are always ready, with a smile to answer any questions and ease your child in.
Alongside our regular tutors, we often invite guest industry professionals into our classes to run workshops with our children.