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Drama After School
with Melissa Anderson
Thu
23
Thu 23 Oct 5:00 PM
Performance Space
General Admission
60 Mins
October
Liverpool Powerhouse Presents Drama After School Term 4.
Perfect for children aged 7-12
Over the course of 8 weeks this fun-filled course will help young performers build confidence, creativity, and teamwork through engaging activities like acting games, improvisation, and mini performances.
Each week, students will explore new skills, develop their storytelling abilities, and make lasting friendships in a supportive and encouraging environment.
No experience required—just bring your imagination and get ready for an unforgettable adventure in drama!
Melissa has coached performers in theatre, film and theatrical displays including theatrical combat and circus arts. Over the past decade, both she and her students have earned numerous awards and state and national titles, including ‘Best Storyline’ for her performance at La Folie (2022).
Melissa's teachings emphasise character development, emotional projection, and seeing beyond what's in one’s head to embrace the full scope of storytelling. She believes that ensemble work is the foundation of any outstanding performance.
A proud member of the Liverpool Performing Arts Ensemble, based at Liverpool Powerhouse, Melissa has taken on several leading roles, including Juliet in Romeo & Juliet (2022) and Nerissa in Nerissa Spills the Tea (2023).
Week 1: Introduction to improvisation
Week 2: Understand how the body can express emotion, character, and narrative.
Week 3: Explore vocal expression and how to use the voice for different characters.
Week 4: Begin to develop characters with distinct personalities.
Week 5: Combine improvisation and character creation.
Week 6: Introduce the basics of reading and performing from a script
Week 7: Focus on rehearsing a short, scripted performance.
Week 8: Performance week
Sign up today and let your child shine on stage!
Dates:
October:
22,29
November:
5,12,19,26
December:
2,10
Time:
5:00pm - 6.00pm
YES, we accept Creative Kids Vouchers.
Please email enquiry@liverpoolpowerhouse.com or call 028711 7123.
Perfect for children aged 7-12
Over the course of 8 weeks this fun-filled course will help young performers build confidence, creativity, and teamwork through engaging activities like acting games, improvisation, and mini performances.
Each week, students will explore new skills, develop their storytelling abilities, and make lasting friendships in a supportive and encouraging environment.
No experience required—just bring your imagination and get ready for an unforgettable adventure in drama!
Melissa has coached performers in theatre, film and theatrical displays including theatrical combat and circus arts. Over the past decade, both she and her students have earned numerous awards and state and national titles, including ‘Best Storyline’ for her performance at La Folie (2022).
Melissa's teachings emphasise character development, emotional projection, and seeing beyond what's in one’s head to embrace the full scope of storytelling. She believes that ensemble work is the foundation of any outstanding performance.
A proud member of the Liverpool Performing Arts Ensemble, based at Liverpool Powerhouse, Melissa has taken on several leading roles, including Juliet in Romeo & Juliet (2022) and Nerissa in Nerissa Spills the Tea (2023).
Week 1: Introduction to improvisation
Week 2: Understand how the body can express emotion, character, and narrative.
Week 3: Explore vocal expression and how to use the voice for different characters.
Week 4: Begin to develop characters with distinct personalities.
Week 5: Combine improvisation and character creation.
Week 6: Introduce the basics of reading and performing from a script
Week 7: Focus on rehearsing a short, scripted performance.
Week 8: Performance week
Sign up today and let your child shine on stage!
Dates:
October:
22,29
November:
5,12,19,26
December:
2,10
Time:
5:00pm - 6.00pm
YES, we accept Creative Kids Vouchers.
Please email enquiry@liverpoolpowerhouse.com or call 028711 7123.
