Drama
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CLASSES IN SILLINESS & COMEDY
In this screen-free drama project, children explore humour and creativity through clowning, improvisation, storytelling and physical comedy. Playful games, exaggerated characters and spontaneous performance challenges encourage participants to embrace mistakes, follow their imagination and discover what makes them laugh.
Across the sessions, children develop comic timing, communication and collaboration while creating their own characters and improvised scenes. The project culminates in the performance of original comedy sketches, giving participants a joyful and low-pressure way to build confidence, express themselves and connect with others through shared laughter.
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CONFIDENCE THROUGH DRAMA & COMMUNICATION
In this screen-free drama project, children develop confidence in speaking, listening and expressing their ideas through playful activities and group discussion. Through introductions, paired conversations, movement exercises and opinion-based games, they explore body language, active listening and how to communicate clearly with others.
Across the sessions, participants take part in public-speaking challenges and gradually prepare a short speech about something they genuinely care about. The project creates a supportive environment in which children can take social and creative risks while strengthening their confidence, empathy, collaboration and real-world communication skills.
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Drama & Art: Create Your Own World
In this screen-free workshop, children use drama, movement and visual art to imagine and build their own fictional world. Through playful games and hands-on making, they invent characters, landscapes and stories that bring their universe to life.
As ideas develop, participants step into the worlds they create, building confidence, creativity and collaboration through storytelling, performance and imaginative play.
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Create Your Own Short Film & Performance
In this playful, screen-light workshop, children and young people explore the foundations of acting and film making through drawing, improvisation, movement and storytelling. Participants experiment with building characters, shaping scenes and developing simple story ideas in a supportive and collaborative environment.
