Drama Workshops: Act One
Mondays and Tuesdays
School Years 4 to 5
Interested in joining the Monday group? Due to popularity there may not be spaces available this term, but please sign up to the Waiting List to find out when a space becomes available.
In our weekly drama workshops, we begin each week’s session with a range of drama games introducing acting skills and helping to develop concentration, quick thinking and teamwork. These not only help as your child enters the world of acting, but are also invaluable life skills!
The second half of the workshops are spent exploring that term’s themes, which have included storytelling, improvisation, Grimm Tales, pantomimes and stock characters.
The drama workshops are a fantastic way to build confidence, develop skills and make friends!
When Does It Happen?
We have two weekly groups for Act One:
- Buffalo: Mondays, 4.30pm – 5.30pm at Trinity Theatre
- Aardvark: Tuesdays, 4.30pm – 5.30pm at The Wells Free School
While parents/carers are welcome to drop off and collect from outside The Wells Free School, we kindly ask that consideration is given to neighbours of the school and no vehicles wait outside the residential areas as there is no parking available at the school.
Term Dates
The term starts on Monday 17 January, and finishes on Monday 28 March, with a break on Monday 14 February for half term.
Fees & Bursaries
The group costs £90 for the 10 week term (with the cost of one week’s sessions deducted for members’ siblings).
We offer £9 taster sessions available for new members (deducted off the term cost if they decide to continue). Those starting later in the term will have the term fee pro-rated.
Those taking part in two or more Trinity Youth Theatre weekly workshops get a week for free with the price deducted from the term rate. Please contact us if you would like to sign up to multiple groups.
No one should be unable to take part because of financial constraints. Bursaries from The Elliott Fund are available for those on low incomes and we are really keen for people to use them. Please contact us for more information.
Keeping Everyone Safe
Trinity Theatre’s Safeguarding Policy
All of our groups are led by experienced, DBS-checked professional youth theatre leaders.
As the youth theatre has expanded, we don’t have any space available for parents / carers to wait, and it can make the children feel self conscious.
If you have any concerns during the term, please speak to our Designated Safeguarding Lead, Jason Lower. He can be contacted confidentially via email or on 07587 537308.
As the situation with the pandemic continues to develop, we will comply with the most-current guidance, in addition to implementing our own additional measures to keep our members safe. We will make members aware via email of any changes we make that will affect how the group runs. Members are also welcome to take their own measures to make themselves feel safer.
Any Questions?
Please send Sam and Jason an email and they will get back to you as soon as they can.
Accessibility
Trinity Theatre is accessible to wheelchair users and other visitors who need to avoid stairs. For more information click here or the link below:
