Doncaster Intermediate Drama

Girls With Lion Ear Headset In Musical Theatre Show

Intermediate Drama – Doncaster

These classes are designed for children who have a passion for acting! In this class the children work on plays, scripts and learn drama techniques involving characterisation, improvisation, practitioner work and staging. The students do touch upon voice work and learn how to strengthen the acting voice, this can be done through vocal warm ups and also small amounts of singing. The students perform at a theatre each year!

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Drama Techniques

Drama
Techniques

Singing

Voice
Work

Confidence Building

Confidence
in Performing

The children learn the following:

  • How to create a strong character 
  • The different elements of staging 
  • How to improvise and devise performances
  • Different theatre techniques such as narration, freeze frames, story telling 
  • How to use other drama practitioners exercises to strengthen a performance
  • Vocal skills including clarity of diction, audibility and modulation 
  • Script work – learning lines, writing stage notes, script analysis 
  • Confidence in performing in front of an audience 
Teenage actress singing and acting in witches cape
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Happy students, happy parents!

So fantastic! My son’s confidence has soared through the roof. He is able to learn poems for his LAMDA exams that I would definitely struggle to remember. Their plays are so enjoyable. Fabulous and caring staff. Thumbs up all round!

Simi Treanor

Joining Let’s Act was the best thing we as a family could have ever done. Lani is now at drama school in London. Katy loves her Tuesday and Friday class. I have made fantastic lifelong friends and have been known to take the stage myself with the adult rock choir.

Vicki Gibson

My two daughters attend Let’s Act and learn how to dance sing and act. They have made some great friends and really have developed their confidence. The teachers are caring and supportive. It is a friendly school where children and young people can be themselves.

Victoria Snowden