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Connect, Create, Perform

Practical theatre-making workshops for primary and secondary schools.

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Making theatre, together.

Students work together to create scenes, explore characters and turn ideas into performance. Through voice, movement and storytelling, they develop creativity, communication and confidence.

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Starting with a story, script, image or theme, students experiment, share work and refine their ideas. Workshops are tailored to the age and experience of the group and can connect with your curriculum, current topics or school projects.

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Choose a single workshop, a half-day or full-day project, or a series of sessions. Longer projects can lead to a showcase or performance for a wider audience.

Explore ways to make theatre

Storytelling and devising

Movement and ensemble

Character and scene work

Exploring and performing scripts

Multimedia and design

Creating from images and themes

Workshop at a glance

AGES

4-18 years

DURATION

From 60 minutes

DELIVERY

English or Bilingual

GROUP SIZE

One class to large groups

LOCATION

In school

PRICE

From €245

Curriculum and School Connections

 International Schools

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  • IB PYP, MYP and DP

  • Theatre, arts and media projects

  • CAS and service-learning projects

  • Extracurricular theatre programmes

  • School productions and performances

 British Schools

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  • Key Stages 1–4, GCSE and A level

  • Drama, theatre, arts and media projects

  • English, storytelling and spoken language

  • PSHE and citizenship

  • Extracurricular theatre and school productions

Dutch Schools

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  • PO / VO

  • Kunstzinnige oriëntatie, Kunst en Cultuur, CKV

  • Engels: speaking and listening

  • Burgerschap: perspectives and participation

  • Extracurricular theatre and school productions

Meet your workshop leaders

 Morfoula Stergiou, Anabel Hull and Tara Brown

Morfoula, Anabel and Tara combine their experience in directing, acting, education, inclusion and diversity to deliver lively, practical workshops. Their work draws on both the classroom and the stage, giving students opportunities to experiment, collaborate and create.

"Thank you so much for your wonderful work and great effort. Thank you for creating such an amazing performance!"​

- Student participant

Ready to bring Connect, Create, Perform to your school?

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