School workshops designed to inspire young minds and bring learning to life.
We offer a wide range of interactive workshops that develop confidence, self-expression, and inspire creativity through dramatic play, imaginative theatre games, and storytelling.
Workshops can run for 60 to 120 minutes and are suitable for groups of up to 25 participants, led by one or two workshop leaders depending on your needs.
All sessions can be linked to IB and IGCSE curricula and adapted to suit any particular theme, age, or ability level.
All workshops start from $150/60 minutes, with discounts available for block bookings.
Acting
Basics
A dynamic introduction to essential acting techniques for the stage. Students practically explore core foundations including vocal projection, physical movement, spatial awareness, and character creation through engaging exercises.
*On-Stage Skills
Physical Theatre
Explore a world of physical performance beyond traditional theatre. Students develop a wide skill base by experiencing devised storytelling, mask work, mime, puppetry, and clowning underpinned by physical training.
*On-Stage Skills
Voice
A comprehensive groundwork for physical and vocal presence. This session explores exercises that facilitate freeing the body of tension, discovering natural breath, releasing sound vibrations, and opening channels for projection.
*On-Stage Skills
Improv
Master the fundamental principles, core rules, and philosophy of improvisation. Through dynamic games, targeted drills, and simple scene work, participants build spontaneity, active listening, and creative trust.
*On-Stage Skills
Character
Learn the foundational mechanics of constructing a distinct character. Younger learners explore facial expression, gesture, and gait, while older students use physical posture and vocal delivery to build depth.
*On-Stage Skills
Foley
Discover how live and recorded sound can add an exciting theatrical dimension to any scene. Armed with a specialized foley box, students experiment with audio effects to bring visual storytelling to life.
*Production & Backstage
Lighting
Uncover the basic principles of stage lighting, including fixture types, angles, focal points, and intensity. By the end of the session, students collaborate to present a complete lighting concept for a scene.
*Production & Backstage
Exploring Text
Using extracts from popular plays, students practically investigate proxemics, vocal skills, and movement to decode subtext. Participants stage a short scene to understand how acting choices bring scripts alive.
*Theory & Literacy
Devising
Transform ideas into physical creations inspired by objects, music, and text. Students learn rehearsal techniques for choreography and storytelling, culminating in a short piece ready to be performed.
*Theory & Literacy
Practitioners
An introduction to key concepts from influential theatre makers such as Stanislavski, Brecht, and Lecoq. Students examine how physical and vocal choices in rehearsal alter meaning and convey subtext.
*Theory & Literacy
Writing about Drama
Practically explore how to write critically about live performance and devised work. This session enhances theatrical vocabulary and provides clear structures for extended writing, coursework, and exams.
*Theory & Literacy
Speak Up!
A targeted public speaking workshop helping students or teachers find their voice when talking in front of others. Participants learn vocal warm-ups and practical strategies to project confidence and speak under pressure.
*Teacher & Leadership Development
Leadership
Explore what it means to be an effective leader through collaborative activities and guided discussion. Participants work together as an ensemble to build trust, communication, and team leadership skills.
*Teacher & Leadership Development
Drama into the Classroom
Specially designed for teachers, this session explores how to use drama strategies across subjects. Educators gain practical, creative tools to complement their curriculum and boost student engagement.
*Teacher & Leadership Development
