Drama Academy (Fame)
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From theatre and music to writing, art and dance, a look at the 1980s through the archives of UTV
Ivan Little reports for Good Evening Ulster on a Belfast drama academy. Centre Stage, based in Queen Street and run by the husband and wife team of actress Roma Tomelty and production manager Colin Carnegie, has drawn obvious comparisons with the hit US TV series Fame. The emphasis is on fun, but the school has also acted as a potential gateway into the theatre by teaching children of all ages various disciplines including dance.
Roma's sister and father, Frances and Joe, were both renowned actors and she herself would go onto appear in Game of Thrones. Back in 1986 the stage school offered an important diversion from the Troubles and a pathway into the arts for young children.
Good Evening Ulster was the weekday tea-time local news round-up for Ulster Television throughout much of the 1980s and helped to launch the careers of household names such as Gloria Hunniford and Eamonn Holmes.