PLAYMAKERS DRAMA CLUB
Participate, Play, and Perform!
Play is one of the most remarkable things we can do – sometimes, we just need to relearn how to embrace it.
Welcome to Playmakers Drama Club, where children and young people explore drama, creativity, and self-expression in a fun, supportive environment.
Through games, performance, and imagination, participants will:
- Build confidence and communication skills
- Discover their unique voice and stage presence
- Strengthen emotional understanding and teamwork
- Celebrate their individuality through creative play
WHY DO WE GATHER?
Playmakers Drama Club brings young people together to build creativity, confidence, and connection through drama.
By nurturing self-expression and teamwork, we help children and young people grow into resilient, empathetic individuals, strengthening community bonds and inspiring a more confident generation.
WHO IS IT FOR?
Ages 5-11
Our younger Playmakers dive into the joy of creative play through storytelling, drama games, and imagination.
Sessions focus on:
- Building confidence in expressing ideas and emotions
- Learning to listen, take turns, and collaborate in groups
- Exploring movement, voice, and character through fun, child-friendly activities
- Developing empathy and creativity in a safe, encouraging space
- Every week is playful, energetic, and packed with opportunities for children to build social skills and self-belief while having fun!
Ages 12 – 18
Our teen group develops deeper performance and devising skills in a relaxed, creative setting.
Sessions include:
- Improvisation, script work, and character development
- Exploring themes that matter to young people through devised theatre
- Building confidence in performance and public speaking
- Learning how to use voice, body, and imagination to tell authentic stories
- This group encourages self-expression, critical thinking, and teamwork — perfect for aspiring performers or anyone wanting to grow in confidence and creativity.
The Path to Hope Community Programme is about ensuring that our community experts can earn a living whilst helping ensure that the community can access quality support and services.
Money should not be a barrier to accessing mental health community support so therefore, limited free or subsidised spaces are available for those most in need.
Donations are also welcome.
If you feel you would benefit from this support, please reach out to the community partner.