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‘Fairest Of Them All’ coming to Fareham Live!

We’re so excited to announce our 7th bi-annual Whole School Show will be happening Sunday 29th March at the awesome new theatre, Fareham Live!

Step into a world of beauty, bravery and belonging in ‘Fairest of Them All’, Roynon Performing Arts’ 7th bi-annual whole school performance and a captivating reimagining of a much-loved fairy tale….

Brought to life by students of all ages and abilities, this enchanting production combines dynamic dance, expressive song and powerful storytelling. When jealousy threatens to upset the balance between good and evil, courage, kindness and truth must shine through to restore harmony.

Featuring striking choreography, moving performances and stunning visual moments, Fairest of them All celebrates individuality, resilience and the power of community. From impressive ensemble numbers to heartfelt solos, the show showcases the hard work, technical skill and artistic growth nurtured at Roynon Performing Arts.

Established in 1981, Roynon is a longstanding provider of high-quality teaching and progression, and this production stands as a proud reflection of decades of dedication to excellence in the performing arts. More than a show, it is a joyful celebration of students of all ages and abilities finding their voice and shining on stage in a safe, supportive and inspiring environment.

Other entertainment and things to do will also include doors opening with Swan Samba, the local drum and movement group who perform at the likes of Utilita Bowl international cricket, Winchester Bonfire Procession and Queens Baton Relay. A raffle will also be held in aid of Roynon student, Olivia. Lots of photo opportunities on the night will be had and a pop-up shop full of goodies!

A magical theatrical experience for the whole family at Fareham Live — where every performer matters, every story counts, and the stage belongs to all.

Click here for tickets:
Book Roynon Performing Arts Presents: Fairest Of Them All tickets | Fareham Live Fareham

Click here to see a previous show teaser:
Roynon Performing Arts – Whole School Show teaser

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Roynon with Sir Richard Branson

Roynon Performing Arts have had the absolute priviledge and honour in working with Sir Richard Branson for a number of events, including Virgin’s Big Thanks, Fast Track 100 and his son’s closed wedding celebrations.

Roynon are proud to offer exclusive opportunities such as these to our students. Teachers work hard behind the scenes to ensure that students are given memorable performance opportunities such as these.

We hope to work with Virgin and Sir Richard Branson again soon. But regardless, RPA students across the school have opportunities in which to showcase talent and be a part of something special…

If you’re a parent or student in the school, be sure to express your interest in performing with your RPA teacher and look out for our weekly email updates and posts on socials!

If you are an event organiser, get in touch and find out how our professional, dedicated and talented student base can help your special occasion come to life…

RPA performers with Sir Richard Branson
RPA performers in with alist attendees
Front cover of Hello magazine
RPA in Hello magazine
more of the Hello coverage
Hello coverage continued…
Virgin Fast Track 100 awards
Virgin Fast Track 100 on site of Sir Richard Bransons UK residence
Virgin Fast Track 100 awards
Sam Branson wedding
Sam Branson wedding – pre-performance
Virgin Big Thanks site for RPA
RPA facepainting at Virgin Big Thanks
Virgin Big Thanks celebrations
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Donation by dancers

Southern Daily Echo 3rd August 2022

We as a dance school are so grateful for the amazing coverage our performances get in the local and regional press! Our fantastic dancers and musicians routinely crop up in newspapers, television and online features. Below is a small excerpt and link to a photographic piece featured in The Daily Echo:


AROUND 150 talented dancers from Roynon Performing Arts performed three packed performances to audiences at The Berry Theatre, Hedge End.

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