Centre Stage School of the Arts ✓ ACRA Verified
About Centre Stage School of the Arts
About Centre Stage School of the Arts
Centre Stage School of the Arts is an arts education provider based at 15 Woking Road, Singapore, offering holiday camps across the island. The listing is KakiList-verified and ACRA-registered. It holds a 4.7/5 rating across 56 Google reviews, a moderate sample size that can be treated with reasonable confidence.
Families enquiring about holiday camps should begin by checking which programme best suits their child's age group, interest, and current level — whether that is drama, musical theatre, dance, or a related performing arts strand. Camps typically run in concentrated blocks during school holidays, so it is worth confirming the specific dates, daily hours, and minimum enrolment age before registering. Ask whether the programme is suitable for beginners or geared towards students with prior experience, and clarify what the camp fee covers — materials, costume hire, and any end-of-camp showcase. Group sizes can affect the quality of individual coaching, so it is reasonable to ask how many participants are in each cohort and how many facilitators are present. Siblings or group enrolment discounts, if available, are worth raising at the time of enquiry.
To take the next step, reach out to Centre Stage School of the Arts via WhatsApp, phone, or the online enquiry form to confirm upcoming holiday camp dates, age suitability, and fees before registering.
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4.7/5 from 56 Google reviewsModerate sample size — rating can be treated with reasonable confidence.
Take the trial class and confirm the tutor's actual credentials before committing to a term.
Google Reviews ⭐ 4.7 (56 reviews)
Sherinaz Alsagoff
★★★★★
The classes are engaging, lively, and full of fun group activities that really help my kids open up. The school gives them great exposure to drama, and over the years I’ve watched their self-confidence grow so much. The teachers are not only experienced and professional, but also genuinely caring. They know how to bring out each child’s strengths and make every lesson enjoyable. Most importantly, my kids look forward to every class they have. So much fun learning and expressing themselves.
Farhana Mazlan
★★★★★
My husband and I were introduced to Centre Stage, by a good friend of mine and one of your wonderful staff, Annisaa. She’s been working with y’all for a while now and she reached out asking if we’d like to watch a show. It was Private Peaceful. Not going to lie, at first we were skeptical with it being a one man show, but after attending it earlier on today, I must say that it was just wonderful. The actor, Will Howard, brought all the characters to life and did it splendidly. The school itself should be praised by giving a fantastic and creative environment for kids in Singapore. Kudos to the teachers working there, there’s so much genuine passion and we are certain that the kids will flourish in such a beautiful environment.
Dulce Zamora
★★★★★
My daughters attended Centre Stage most of their lives, beginning when they were babies and ending in their late teens. The only reason they are no longer there is because our family left Singapore. Otherwise, we wouldn't even think about leaving Centre Stage. My girls sorely miss it now and always talk about it as one of the best parts of their time in Singapore. Centre Stage's close community is one of the reasons why we kept coming back every year. In the transient world of expat life, good friends come and go - which can be devastating. Centre Stage -- led by Pete and Ali, and flanked by many competent teachers -- feels like that fun, supportive, and trustworthy friend who is always on your side. Yet, it's not just about the warm and fuzzy. The school seriously helps students hone their skills in singing, dancing, and acting. They also encourage them to take healthy risks, to put themselves out there and to develop their confidence. I saw my girls transform from unsure, awkward kids to poised, fit, and more self-assured young women. I can't thank the school enough for helping me raise my children. It takes a village, and Centre Stage has been an indelible part of what has made our Singapore village AMAZING.
Iqbal Putri
★★★★★
Centre Stage planned our kids birthday party recently to the theme of "We're Going On A Bear Hunt" and it was awesome! Children were so engaged. Highly recommend their kids holiday programme too!
Joanna Lee
★☆☆☆☆
Never engage them as your kids party entertainment. They don’t show up dressed in anything interesting. And they have so much trouble figuring out to engage the kids in the beginning. Half an hour later I had to ask them if they were going to deliver the mystery drama that I paid for and only then did they decide to even try. Awful. So disappointing. I believe their names weee Vicky and Angus. Maybe they give good classes but they are not party entertainers. And mind you I paid 750 for an hour. The least they could do is show up in a costume or fun outfit?!??
Centre Stage School of the Arts vs other providers in Singapore
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| Centre Stage School of the Arts (this page) | ⭐ 4.7 | 56 | — | ✓ |
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| Waga Mari Charters | ⭐ 5.0 | 263 | — | ✓ |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Centre Stage School of the Arts charge per session?›
Centre Stage School of the Arts is priced in the mid-range band ($$). Holiday camp programmes are typically charged as a block fee covering the full camp duration rather than on a per-session basis, so you should ask for the total camp fee when enquiring. Clarify what is included — materials, any performance or showcase costs, and whether a deposit is required to secure a place. Some providers offer sibling discounts or early-bird rates for camps booked well in advance. It is also worth confirming the refund or deferral policy in case your child is unable to attend after payment. See the full Holiday Camps cost guide for Singapore →
Can I try a class before committing?›
Holiday camps are typically structured as short, intensive programmes rather than ongoing weekly classes, so a standalone trial session may not be available in the conventional sense. However, some schools of the arts offer introductory or taster days at the start of a camp, or open days where families can observe the teaching environment before registering for a full programme. When enquiring, ask whether there is an option to join for a single day or whether a partial refund applies if the programme turns out to be an unsuitable fit. Observing a session — if permitted — is a good way to assess the teaching style, the level of structure, and whether the facilitator engages well with your child's age group.
What are the tutors' credentials at Centre Stage School of the Arts?›
Credential details for Centre Stage School of the Arts are not publicly listed in this profile. For a performing arts school, relevant credentials to ask about include professional performance experience, formal training in theatre, dance, or music, and experience teaching children in structured camp or class settings. It is reasonable to ask directly about the lead facilitator's background for the specific camp your child is joining, and whether staff have undergone child safeguarding training. If the school publishes instructor profiles on its website, these are worth reviewing before registration.