2-4’s class circle time. Photo: Krishna Mistry

“George really understands how to communicate with children of all ages. She invites them to open the door to creativity and imagination. I’ve attended her classes for the past year with my daughter and I continue to be impressed by how well prepared and well paced they are. George is so observant! She weaves in the ideas generated by the children with flair, immense kindness and a twinkle in her eye. The classes are super fun AND the children learn such a lot about themselves and the world around them.”  Sam, mother of Lily aged 5

We offer playful, creative and imaginative classes for children of different ages where kids learn theatre and dance skills, develop confidence and have fun in a creative way.

All classes are lead by professional theatre practitioners and taught in English. Sessions take place in our bright studio overlooking the Vondelpark on the top floor of the OT301, a social and cultural centre run by an artists collective, near the centre of Amsterdam. We also provide tailor-made theatre based workshops to work in schools with children and youny adults. Our programme is designed by founder George (she/her), a British theatre-maker, performer and educator trained in the UK and The Netherlands, who has been teaching since 2012.

Being as inclusive as possible is core to our practice. Classes are LGBT+ family friendly and celebrate all nationalities, and all ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Unfortunately our studio is not currently accessible for wheelchair users, but together with other members of our building, we are working on finding a long term solution for this.

6 – 9 years old – summer drama workshop

Concessionary prices
We want to make our classes available for all families, therefore we offer a cheaper price for those with a very low income, stadspas and for children with special needs. Please go to the specific class page for pricing and contact us for a concessionary request.

Revolting Rhymes performance. Photo: Alexandre Coric

2-4’s class – underwater. Photo: Krishna Mistry