CAYSTAGE - Children's acting classes
Theatre skills for life!
Our children’s acting programme welcomes young performers aged 7 to 18, offering a creative space to build confidence, develop skills, and lay the foundations for a lifelong love of performance — all within a fun, supportive, and safe environment
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Ages 7–12 Years Thursdays: 3:45pm–4:45pm In this lively class, imagination takes centre stage as students build confidence and develop essential communication skills such as listening, collaboration, and creative problem‑solving. Through expressive movement, improvisation, and character creation, young actors learn to use their body and voice with confidence — crafting believable characters and telling great stories. This class has three terms a year with Show Term ending in a free performance for their friends and family and friends in June to showcase the skills they have learnt. | Ages 13–18 Years Wednesdays: 5:15pm–6:45pm This advanced class deepens each student’s craft through focused work on emotional range, improvisation, and character development — taking young performers to the next level. Actors build high‑level skills in stage presence, technique, and stagecraft, gaining the confidence and discipline needed to deliver compelling performances. This class has three terms a year with Show Term ending in a free performance for their family and friends in June to showcase the skills they have learnt. | Summer Camps Next Camp is July 2027 Our summer schools offer an exciting, fast‑paced creative experience where students build an entire show in just one week. From costumes and set pieces to lighting, props, and performance, participants take part in every aspect of bringing a production to life. Working together, they learn teamwork, problem‑solving, and stagecraft while discovering the joy of creating theatre from the ground up. This year, our young performers took on The Wizard of Oz, transforming the space into a colourful world of munchkins, witches, and yellow brick roads — all crafted by their own hands. |