Welcome to Get Up on Stage (GUOS) our Monday evening acting classes for adults aged 18 - 81.

Each term, you'll work be working with industry professionals so whether you’re a seasoned performer or completely new to the stage, you’ll learn new skills and be part of an exciting term.

The Flintoff Files- Spring Term 2026

We are delighted to announce The Flintoff Files for spring 2026. Beth Flintoff is RABBLE's Associate Writer, a dramaturg, theatre maker, as well as Associate Playwright & Young Writers Associate at The Royal Court.

She has written countless plays for RABBLE (Matilda, Henry I, Henry II, The Last Abbott of Reading, William the Conqueror, just to name a few!), and her play The Ballad of Maria Marten, published by Nick Hern Books, was their second most frequently performed play around the world in 2024.

If you are new to GUOS, we welcome new joiners at the beginning of each term (Spring, Summer & Autumn) and at GUOS, FREE trials are available to new members up to and including week 3.

Over the years Get Up on Stage has established a wonderful community of members who return term after term….

“Honestly, I was very nervous about joining Get Up On Stage – It was totally out of my comfort zone. But it’s proved to be one of my best decisions. Everyone is so kind, friendly and supportive. It’s a totally safe space to learn and have fun without judgement. It’s helping me rebuild my confidence in so many ways and particularly about speaking in public. I’m loving every minute of it.” Claire.

So whether you are a returning student, or joining us for a FREE trial in January, we can't wait to see you and take a deep dive into the amazing works of Beth Flintoff. 

Need to pay in installments? No problem.

Simply contact Georgina on [email protected] to get this set up.

Free trial, terms & conditions:

Trials are only available to new members not existing members.

Performance Fee (only payable by those taking part in the end-of-term show)

£30 payable before end of term performance

Access Fund

Our charity mission is to breakdown financial barriers in people accessing the arts, with our Access Fund (AF). The AF is a pot of money that we fundraise for throughout the year, to support children and adults in accessing our classes and productions. The process is simple and informal and please just get in touch at [email protected] to apply for help towards attending our classes.