Workshop Delivery
Initially there will be a warm-up programme with several theatre games to exercise and energise the mind and body. This will be followed by the main workshop, which is designed to develop listening and creative skills. The children will be encouraged to either work alone or in small groups, dependent on their age, maturity and drama experience
Developing Confidence and Imagination Through Drama
Through the use of repetition and visual stimulus the children are encouraged to think for themselves and create and develop scenes or characters. Movement, mime and interactivity all play an important part. The workshop concludes with the opportunity to question the actors, either specifically on their performances, or in a more general manner.
Workshop Linked Productions
The workshops are designed to focus on specific features of the play they have seen. For example:
A lively version of the classic fable.
A day of Safety Awareness with "Billy Beware!".
A day of anti-bullying with "Not Such an Ugly Duckling".
And for the very young; a day of traditional tales with "The Gingerbread Man" or "The Hare and the Tortoise".
Stand-alone Drama Workshops
Whilst it is particularly rewarding if they are based on our current productions, we also offer "stand alone" Drama Workshops. These are usually based on children's stories by well known authors. Works by C.S.Lewis, Roald Dahl and Lewis Carroll are very popular choices.