Creative Education

Please see below for information on talkouts, workshops, education packs, theatre tours and our annual Spring Celebration of Student Drama.

Spring Celebration of Student Drama

“I cannot explain what an amazing experience it was for my students, who were terrified before but have been buzzing ever since. I thought the whole day was brilliant.” – Teacher, Spring Celebration of Student Drama 2010.

In Spring, the Theatre Royal’s stage will belong to up to 10 groups of Primary, Secondary and Higher Education students for a two day festival celebrating devised performance around a specific theme.

After the success of our first festival in March 2010, we have even keener to welcome your students to our second festival in March 2011. Details will be released shortly, and if you would like to receive further information please use the contact details at the bottom of the page.

Education Packs

Check our website regularly for education packs accompanying home grown productions and visiting companies.

Poor Soldier education pack - click here to download.

Talkouts

Talkouts are our free, post-show discussions giving you a chance to talk to members of the company about the performance you've just seen.

Thursday 22 July
DESPERATE TO BE DORIS

Tuesday 14 September
THE BIG FELLAH

Tuesday 21 September
TEECHERS

Tuesday 5 October
THE LONDON MERCHANT

Workshops:

RESTORING THE REPErTOIRE
An exploration of 18th - 19th Century texts and the performance challenges that go with them.
When generally available
Suitable for KS4 and post-16
Maximum number of participants 35
Where at your school/college or in our rehearsal rooms
Duration 2hrs
Price £160 + travel + VAT
For more information please contact: creativelearning@theatreroyal.org.

We can also provide bespoke workshops specifically tailored to your needs, focusing on a specific text, theme or genre.

Suitable for Performing Arts, Drama, English or History students of all ages and abilities.

Theatre Tours

We offer a highly entertaining and interactive tour which introduces 7-11 year olds to our theatre’s history. For groups of 10 or more.