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Acting Classes for Kids

Children in acting class

Acting classes in Canberra are an amazing way to:

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  • Learn how to perform on stage and screen

  • Improve memory, through line learning and responding to cues

  • Develop speaking skills

  • Learn to work with a team

  • Ignite creativity

  • Express yourself in new ways

  • Make friends outside of school

 

 

Whether your child is just at the beginning of their acting journey, or dead keen on becoming a professional actor, we can cater for their needs with our suite of classes and performance experiences.

 

 

At Perform Australia, our programs are written by professional performers and educators and are designed to enrich your child's life.

What happens in an acting class?

CHECK-IN

We begin with connection - checking in with the kids to see how they're going. This helps take the temperature of the room, as well as build friendships within the group.

WARM-UP

Like athletes, actors warm up their voice and body. We spend a few minutes preparing for the work we're about to do. Sometimes it may also involve an energiser game.

TECHNIQUE

Here students focus on the key learning for the day - it might be theory, a technique, or a performance skill to practice. This usually involves workshopping it.

SCRIPT WORK/
REHEARSAL

Depending their age and reading ability, students will often move to apply their learning to a script, either a small in-class script, or one they're preparing for public performance.

Choose your age group

Click through on the age group of your choice and find out where and when our after-school acting classes are on.

For advanced actors aged 14-17

A special weekly extension class for students who have three or more years' experience as a performer. 

Got a question?

Call us - 1300 908 905

Or click here to send us a message

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