Will 2013 be the year you change your work life to offer a rewarding new role heading up your own business with the support of a successful franchise network? Razzamataz Theatre Schools has been established as a franchise business since 2006, after a successful appearance on BBC’s Dragons’ Den in 2007, which led to multi-millionaire Duncan Bannatyne becoming an investor.

Razzamataz is one of the fastest growing part-time theatre schools in the UK, and there are almost 40 franchise schools up and down the country, teaching children from age 4 to 18 a range of performance styles from classic West End musical theatre to funky street dance.

To become a Razzamataz Principal and franchisee owner, it is not necessary to have a performing arts background or to have run a part-time theatre school previously, however you must have a real passion for the performing arts and love working with young people. The Razzamataz team provides a fully comprehensive training week that will include how to find the most dynamic teachers to sorting the accounts and even PR and Marketing.
The franchise business has been a popular choice for a wide range of people, from mums who want an exciting career to fit around their children, to young entrepreneurs who have had little business experience. The case studies below offer just a snapshot of who is currently in the Razzamataz network and the diverse array of backgrounds that they come from.

About Razzamataz

Razzamataz Theatre Schools offer exceptional part-time training in dance, drama and singing together with exciting opportunities to perform. Classes are for children from age 4 to 18 and allow students to experience a range of performance styles from classic West End musical theatre to funky street dance.
Razzamataz is one of the fastest growing theatre schools in the UK, having shot to prominence when Founder and Managing Director Denise Hutton-Gosney appeared on BBC’s Dragons’ Den in 2007 and multi-millionaire Duncan Bannatyne became a business partner. There almos 40 part-time Razzamataz Theatre Schools, all successfully following the franchise formulae that Denise Hutton-Gosney and Duncan Bannatyne created.