From Dreams to Studio to Stage
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.
Southern Daily Echo 23rd March 2022
HUNDREDS of performers will return to the stage for a spectacular show in aid of a local children’s cancer charity close to their hearts.
Continue reading “Dance show in honour of Abby”
BBC South Today, 18th November 2021
Roynon Performing Arts are proud to support BBC Children in Need.
Swan Samba performed live on BBC South today for Children in Need 2021 with guest drummer and local weather presenter Alexis Green joining the band for the evening.
Portsmouth News, 22nd March 2021
The fabulous Swan Samba have an incredible feature in the Portsmouth News this weekend! It really truly is a great write-up with interviews from the band members as well as the head honcho!
Continue reading “Swan Samba Regional Press Feature!”
Portsmouth News 23rd July 2020
CREATIVE arts students practising their passions from a distance rose to the challenge of keeping up their progress through lockdown lessons.
Continue reading “Creative Swanmore students stay dedicated to performing arts progress through lockdown lessons”
Hampshire Chronicle 1st July 2020
A Performing arts school in the Meon Valley has adapted to life during lockdown.
Roynon, based in Swanmore, now offers more than 60 online classes to its hundreds of students.
Continue reading “Roynon Performing Art School in Swanmore goes online”
Hampshire Chronicle 6th June 2017
Performing arts school smashed their charity fundraising record with three performances of Mary Poppins.
Continue reading “Charity Fundraiser is Practically Perfect in Every Way”