Sentence examples for staged school from inspiring English sources

Shortly before their first live performance on Thursday, the group explained that its name directly lampoons the belief held by so-called "truthers" or "hoaxers" that government-paid actors are deployed to staged school shootings or cooked-up terrorist attacks to pose as grieving relatives.

Then Stephen went to stage school and she, well, she just followed her big brother as usual.

He started performing at the age of 13, and at 14 went to stage school in Margate.

One member, Emma Bunton, went to stage school, and the others had acted, danced and auditioned for West End musicals.

I had left school at 16, gone to stage school – and, until I was 22, I hadn't really played anyone but myself.

They are proud of the fact that, unlike most producer-driven acts, they have neither gone to stage school nor applied to TV talent shows.

"I'm an actor who went to stage school so I have danced before," admits Gumede, "but I've never done ballroom".

Prior to stage school she attended Southaw Girls Schooll – a secondary modern in Oakleigh Park in Hertfordshire where she had achieved just two CSE qualifications.

He was on the stage crew for The Sound of Music, the spring musical that was being staged at school.

So not Sylvia Young's stage school for a change, then.

Five years earlier I had moved to Brighton to set up a stage school.