Festival Directory

Northampton Festival of the Performing Arts is an annual music festival which runs during Spring, usually in May. The festival offers a wide range of different music and speech classes.

Northfield Festival aims to educate in the arts of Music and Speech in all their branches. We aim to foster the talents of participants by providing them with the opportunity to gain experience through performing in front of…

The festival is held every year in and around Nuneaton, and is open to all ages, children and adults, all cultures and abilities from anywhere in the UK. Entries are welcomed from individuals, groups, schools, etc. Classes can…

Every spring performers of all ages, from pre-school to senior citizen, come to the Oundle Festival to perform in their chosen fields of music, speech & drama. Although it is a competitive festival, the emphasis is on…

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The Oxfordshire Festival of Speech, Drama & Musical Theatre is a dynamic new celebration of the spoken word and stagecraft, designed to spotlight the transformative power of…

Perform in Perth is an annual competitive festival of music, speech and dance. Each year around 2,500 performers take part in the two week festival which runs in March.

There are events for groups of almost any…

The Peterborough Drama Festival aims to promote speech and performance skills for all age groups in order to increase confidence, develop artistic expertise and to provide competition and cooperation amongst all keen students…

Portadown Music Festival Association as it began in 1922 is a movement which has been proudly preserved through the last 100 years.

From a Festival of forty-one classes in the Music section initiated by Dr…

Portsmouth is an annual festival which runs during February and March. The festival offers a wide range of different music, dance and speech classes.

Portstewart Festival is an annual music, dance, and speech and drama festival for amateur performers. The festival hosts a variety of classes within each discipline and is usually held in February, March and May each year.

A two-week annual Festival held in Reigate and Redhill in May, giving young and adult amateur performers the opportunity to participate in adjudicated competitive and non-competitive classes in instrumental music, singing, and…

The Festival is open to amateur performers of any age in the arts of music, dance and drama and it is just that – a festival of the arts with the emphasis on performance in a supportive, relaxed and friendly atmosphere.…