Creative Theatre and Playmaking Workshops for Ages 7-15
For children aged 7 to 15, theatre is about creative ownership. Here, students write their own scripts, direct scenes, and collaborate to bring ambitious productions to the stage.
The journey begins for our 11 to 15 year olds. We're diving into the world of demigods and myths, as our young writers, actors, and directors start work on a new play.
Reimagine Greek myths through scriptwriting. A creative journey for ages 11-15 where ancient stories find a modern voice.
Announcing our scriptwriting adventure based on Greek mythology, with batches in Pitampura and Safdarjung Enclave for ages 11-15.
Step into the wizarding world with our young cast as they reveal their magical alter egos. In our programs, older kids often play multiple roles, stretching their acting skills.
A wild twist on a classic tale. We're calling on young playmakers aged 4.5 to 7 to adapt the story of "The Three Little Pigs" in their own way.
"The Chamber of Secrets has been opened." Announcing our magical production of Harry Potter for May 2025, created by our talented young theatre-makers.
What happens when characters from Harry Potter meet famous people from the past in the Museum of History? Our "Storyweavers" playmaking program for 7 to 10 year olds finds out.
A collage from our "Storyweavers" program for 7 to 10 year olds, showing them in rehearsal and deep in character.
Announcing our "Storyweavers" playmaking program, where children aged 7-10 will create a unique play blending history and fantasy.
A young performer in a butterfly costume from our "Yarntellers" playmaking program for ages 4.5 to 7.
About Young Creators: Programs for Ages 7-15
We do not hand out scripts for children to memorize. In our programs, your child works with peers to adapt Greek myths, twist classic tales, or turn historical events into original plays, learning the mechanics of writing, directing, and blocking along the way.
Beyond Acting: The Playmaking Process
For older students (ages 7 to 15), we bridge the gap between imagination and execution. We run two distinct tiers: Storyweavers for the 7–10 age group and our Advanced Playmaking Production for the 11–15s.
Rather than teaching students to mimic, we teach them to create. The process is a structured journey:
- Scriptwriting & Adaptation: Whether it’s a retelling of Percy Jackson or a historical crossover set in a museum, students spend the first phase brainstorming and writing. They learn that every character needs a motivation and every scene needs a purpose.
- Technical Understanding: Kids learn more than just acting. They are introduced to basic stage blocking, the concept of character development, and how to command a stage.
- The Curtain Call: Our work culminates in real, professional-standard performances at venues like The Blank Canvas above the LTG Auditorium. This isn't a school assembly; it’s a full-scale show where they handle the pressure of live performance, lights, and audience reaction.
Why This Matters
Shyness is not a trait we label. It is a feeling we help children move past. When an 11-year-old directs a scene or a 9-year-old defends their script idea, they aren't just 'acting.' They are practicing problem-solving, negotiation, and teamwork. They are learning that their ideas have weight and that they can be heard.
We operate in established locations across Delhi, including Safdarjung Enclave, Pitampura, and Shalimar Bagh. Whether your child is a budding writer, a natural performer, or just looking for a space to find their voice, we offer a safe environment to explore without the pressure of needing to be perfect.
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