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Q: What ages is Saturday Drama Club good for?
A: The age range is set at 6-12 years. We occasionally have kids who are a year younger or older. It's really all about their experience and comfort level. We want all children to feel welcome. The very nature of this program is flexible, so please reach out if you have any concerns. You can always start with just one session to see how it goes.
Q: Can you join at any time during the semester?
A: Yes! You can join at any time during the semester (Drama Club is offered autumn, winter, and spring, with short breaks in between).
Q: Is it truly drop in where kids could come any Saturday that they’re available, but wouldn't have to attend them all?
A: Yes! You really can drop in as needed (see additional info below).
Q: How far in advance do I have to register for any given Saturday?
A: You can register in advance (including Saturday morning) via the website and pay by credit/debit card or ach. Or you can just show up and pay by cash or cheque.
Additional info:
Saturday Drama Club is one of the most free-form/flexible programs we offer.
Parents can stay for the whole session if you'd like, or come back at the end to watch the show (they do a new performance each week). They're just short, fun performances that help the kids get their feet wet in performing.
It is more about storytelling – creating a story and acting it out. It just gives kids the basic idea of what's involved in putting on a play, and nurturing their comfort level for performing in front of people. It's a stepping stone to the more formal programs.
They have a variety of snacks available, but many kids bring their own. Don't pack a big lunch, though. And there's only water available from a drinking fountain in the hallway, so you may want to send along a beverage as well (resealable bottles are better than cans).
Saturday Drama Club is held in the black box, the back corner room of the left side hallway, which abuts the main auditorium on the upper ground floor.
If you get there a few minutes early you can talk to the counselor, who can answer any further questions.
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