Class of 14 acting workshops are specifically created for children from 4 years old through to teens and encourage greater self awareness and confidence – and fun!
If you’re interested, your child can try a FREE TRIAL CLASS ahead of the January 2016 term. Spaces are limited, so please email as soon as possible to reserve!
The next trial class date for the January term (9 January to 26 March 2016) is:
- Saturday 21st November: 7 to 10 year olds
Please email: info@classof14.co.uk for dates for trial classes for 11+ year olds.
Class of 14 drama workshops explore acting techniques. Students learn through improvisation, allowing them to develop an understanding of the drama process whilst learning how to express themselves and to gain in confidence and self awareness.
Workshops are run by Gerry and Natalie who are both professionally trained actors. Natalie has a BA in Drama and studied an MA in Performance at Drama Centre London. Gerry has worked professionally in the industry for over 40 years. They believe in small groups so limit each class to a maximum of 14 students.
Classes for 4-10 year olds are on Saturdays:
- 9:45am – 4 to 6 year olds (£110 / 10 weeks)
- 11:00am- 7 to 10 year olds (£140 / 10 weeks)
Classes for 11+ year olds (subject to demand) will be held on Mondays at 5:00pm (£140 / 10 weeks)
Booking: Email: info@classof14.co.uk or call us on 07877956763 to book a free trial or for more information. You can also check out our website www.classof14.co.uk
Where: Thomson House School, Vernon Road, East Sheen SW14 8NH
Term Dates: 19 September – 15 December | 9 January – 26 March | 23 April – 9 July (excluding half terms)
What parents say about Class of 14:
“My child looks forward to drama class all week. It is different from the other clubs around in that it teaches children improvisation and how to think for themselves. James struggled initially because he likes rules but it has taught him to think whether something is working and if it doesn’t work it is OK to make changes. I can’t recommend this class enough.” Jenny
“Whilst I’m writing to you I should tell you how much my son is enjoying the classes. When I asked him this morning if he wanted to continue with the class next term, he looked at me incredulously (in a dramatic fashion!) that I should ask such a ridiculous question.The answer, lest there be any doubt, is a resounding yes! Incidentally, a feew weeks ago you said that you had pushed the class a lot harder, getting them to dig deeper into the characters- he got into the car after that and described the lesson as “A-MAZING”. East Sheen parent
