Welcome to Tomorrow’s Talent

Tomorrow’s Talent offers a unique opportunity for children aged 3 to 18 to develop their skills in all aspects of performing arts, whether they love to dance, sing or act. We run weekend classes taught by acting professionals and our aim is to provide expert training for young people to enhance and improve the art of performance as well as build confidence and social skills.

We offer advice and support for those students considering a career in performing arts but we are also aware that, for many young people, performing may simply be a hobby which can be continued throughout their lives at an amateur level or may help to enhance drama, dance and music tuition not realized within their school curriculum.

Check out our short documentary where you can meet the school Principal, Gavin Wilkinson, and see some of our students in action!

Principal Gavin Wilkinson

Gavin is originally from Chelmsford and trained at the Mountview Theatre School in London where he graduated with a First Class BA(Hons) in Performance. He made his West End debut playing Derek Bentley in Let Him Have Justice, which he co-wrote. Other West End shows include the title role in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, West Side Story, Mamma Mia, Our House and Lord of the Rings. Regional work includes West Side Story UK tour, Wind in the Willows at the Sevenoaks Playhouse and Beauty and the Beast at the Theatre Royal in Lincoln. He also appeared in the film version of The Phantom of the Opera and had the pleasure of performing for Her Majesty the Queen at Buckingham Palace during the 2002 Golden Jubilee celebrations. Television credits include Grange Hill (BBC1), Smart Alek (Channel 4) and Our House (BBC3).

Gavin teaches at several top London Drama Schools as a choreograher and director, including East15, Central School of Speech and Drama, Arts Educational and Mountview. He also guest lectures around the country with workshop company West End Workshops, bringing the West End to local schools, colleges and companies.

‘Gavin is an excellent teacher who sets high standards for his students yet is able to encourage and inspire all levels of ability within one class. He runs a tight ship, and his students constantly enthuse about his classes where they learn in a disciplined environment while having fun in the process’

Hilary Taylor, Former Head of Movement E15