Posted: Sun 18th Mar 2018

West End star gives music and dance masterclass to Coleg Cambria students

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This article is old - Published: Sunday, Mar 18th, 2018

Performing arts students at Coleg Cambria recently had a masterclass from a celebrity dancer and actress.

Jennifer Ellison and her team from Jelli Studios delivered a musical theatre and dance workshop to the Performing Arts learners.

Jelli Studios provides elite intense Dance and Musical Theatre training for those wanting a long successful career in the Professional Industry of Performing Arts.

Founded by Jennifer Ellison, her vision is to provide dance and musical theatre training at its best. Preparing students for embarking upon the world of Entertainment with the Knowledge, tools and training required to succeed in the industry.

Performing Arts tutor, Jamie Jenkins said: “It was a fantastic experience for our learners to participate in a workshop led by Jennifer and her team, the session was a great opportunity for our learners to receive feedback from industry professionals like Jennifer.

“Jennifer was overwhelmed at the energy and talent at Coleg Cambria”



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