Young Quines theatre and drama groups are for young women and non-binary people aged 14 – 21 across Fife.

Tron Youth Theatre is made up of young people aged 10-18 from across Glasgow and its surrounding areas. They come together each week to create, learn and develop their skills as young theatre makers. Our members get the opportunity to learn about the world of theatre through a programme of creative workshops, rehearsals and performance projects as well as seeing professional productions.

StageAbility helps children to build their confidence and self esteem by teaching acting and theatre skills so that students learn to rise to life’s challenges, even if they are really shy.

StageAbility helps children to build their confidence and self esteem by teaching acting and theatre skills so that students learn to rise to life’s challenges, even if they are really shy.

We are a youth theatre company based on the Gold Coast offering weekly acting classes for currently ages 3 – 14. We are looking at running a production programme along side our workshop one next year and launching an older teens class and I believe some of the plays you are offer will be of great use. We are very interested in devising theatre and working collaboratively to create work.

Best Youth Theatre (aka TheBYTE) is creative, re-inventive, challenging, inspiring and progressive – a well-established, dynamic young people’s theatre company in St Albans.
Our aim is to produce a stream of challenging, stretching and compelling theatrical events for local theatres and national festivals.

Byte 1 – school years 7 to 10 will be undertaking this project

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Access All Areas is our referral only youth theatre group which explores drama and theatre in an accessible way that builds confidence, self-esteem and aspirations. The sessions are fun and relaxed. The focus is on using drama and theatre as a skill for exploring the world we live in within a safe and supportive environment. Participants can learn to express themselves and discover who they are through creative and engaging activities. This session is deliberately kept small and is suitable for young people who for different circumstances may not feel comfortable accessing mainstream Youth Theatre.