Peter Corry Productions
Passionate About Productions
Peter is the Artistic Director of the Belfast School Of Performing Arts (BSPA). With 8 schools in Northern Ireland the school has over 600 students.
Deeply involved at every level, Peter highlights the importance of visiting schools to ensure connections with students and teachers, putting him at the heart of the training process. Teaching workshops throughout the year and directing multiple BSPA shows and events ensure Peter’s professional experience and expertise gets passed on to the next generation of young performers.
BSPA offer their student’s speciality training in the performing arts in age-appropriate groups. This includes an exciting mix of singing, dance and drama through professional specialised tuition. Students learn to develop specific skill-sets whilst increasing confidence and enhancing social interaction. Depending on their interests, BSPA students can take part in competitions, away trips, extra-curricular training and also perform at various events throughout the year.
BSPA pupils receive many varied performance opportunities and as a result pupils have performed at The Friendship Four hockey tournaments at the SSE Arena (Belfast) , as a part of Brendan Cole’s (Strictly Come Dancing) last tour, They performed at Disneyland Paris, at BBC Children In Need and also at The Responsible Business Awards alongside Peter Corry Productions.
The BSPA Voices are a vocal group who perform under the baton of Ashley Fulton. They regularly appear at corporate events.
The Performance Studio was launched in order to provide more curated training for those aged 16-24 years. It was a 10 week Sunday course focusing on singing, acting and dancing concluding with a showcase performance at the Baby Grand (The Grand Opera House, Belfast) entitled “This Is Me!”.
The course was taken by the team behind Perform Boot Camp. The Music Box, Cats at the SSE and The Red Velvet Cabaret – Fleur Mellor, Ashley Fulton and Peter Corry.
The focus was on self-development and as it was attended by many strong actors and singers with less dance training, there was a dedicated focus on learning and strengthening of basic dance techniques, movements and language with an emphasis on safe working practice and confidence building.
Sponsored by SSE Airtricity, Perform Boot Camp staged a huge youth production of Cats bringing together 168 young performers from all around Northern Ireland.
3 summers of Youth Musical Theatre shows led to a long lasting relationship with the Theatre At The Mill, Newtownabbey
Perform boot camp was born out of a desire to offer a different type of summer training for young performers.
