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Captain Pip and the Paper Moon
A paper boat, a missing moon and a crew of 24 brave sailors. The cast folded the set themselves.
Drama workshops with a full show at the end of every season. Meet the productions our families still talk about, then find a place for your own little star.
108 young performers took the stage in our last five shows.


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A paper boat, a missing moon and a crew of 24 brave sailors. The cast folded the set themselves.

A night market where every stall sings its own song, played live by the cast and a few brave parents.

A tin hero learns what a party is really about, in a script written by our older students.
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A whole town finds its voice under one huge sky, with every age group on stage together.
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Tiny tales, shaken up and told by the whole cast in a glittering finale.
Sample productions. Titles, casts and photo counts are placeholders until your real shows are added.
Every production grows through the same four steps, so children always know what comes next.
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Weekly classes by age group build voice, movement and confidence through games and scenes.
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Roles are shared out and the story takes shape, with every date in the parent dashboard.

Lights, sound and costumes join in as the cast runs the whole show from start to finish.

Families fill the seats, the cast takes its bow and the photos land in your gallery.
Four stage levels grow with your child, from first games to polished performances.

Stories, songs and silly games that build first-time confidence.

Character play, clear speaking and learning to work as a team.
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Scenes, movement and stage skills for a real show.

Ensemble work, lead roles and stage polish.
Tap the tile that sounds most like your child, then pick their age. We will show their part in our shows and the class that fits.
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Sample photos. Families see their own child's show photos in the parent dashboard.
One login for every child in your family, so nothing about the next show slips by.
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“My daughter used to whisper when she met someone new. Now she stands tall, invents characters at dinner and can’t wait for her next class.”
“He found his people here. Every week he comes home with a new friend and a new story.”
“They celebrate effort, not perfection. That has made all the difference to our shy little performer.”
Find the right class for their age, join the next production and see their name in the programme.
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