Drama (12-15ish)
Drama Classes
in Aberdeen
For Ages 12-15ish
Our Drama (12-15ish) class is all about you and your voice. You’ll work with other like-minded young people, developing your creative skills, solving problems together, and discovering new ways to express yourself. Under the guidance of facilitator Leah, you’ll get to shape your own journey in drama, developing ideas and performances that reflect your interests and creativity.
Saturdays, 11.30am-12.30pm - Ages 12-15ish
Why Join?
You have the chance to lead the way, bringing your ideas, suggestions, and creativity to the table. You get to shape the direction of the group, work with others, and create something unique—whether through script work, devising, or exploring different forms of expression. Throughout the year, you'll be building towards performances to showcase your hard work and creativity.
What to Expect
You'll have the chance to write, adapt, and perform your own scripts, or work with others to create original performances. Teamwork is key, so you'll collaborate closely with your peers, learning how to communicate and bring your ideas to life together. You'll also get to explore improvisation and drama games, helping you express yourself in new ways while developing your skills.What You'll Get Out of It
- Gain confidence in your creative abilities and in working with others.
- Develop your unique voice and discover new ways to express yourself.
- Learn how to collaborate and create with others, making real contributions to the group.
- Perform for a festival audience.
Dates
Term 1: 17 August - 9 October 2026 (7 sessions - no classes 19 September)
Term 2: 26 October - 18 December 2026 (8 sessions)
Term 3: 5 January - 25 March 2027 (11 sessions - no classes 13 February)
Term 4: 12 April - 2 July 2027 (11 sessions - no classes 1 May)
Pricing
Term 4: £56 + booking fee
Meet Your Facilitators
Aedan Dufton, Creative Learning Assistant
Aedan is a NESCol graduate with an HNC in Acting and Performance. He is now an aspiring actor, working on various projects across Scotland - alongside his role as creative learning assistant at Aberdeen Arts Centre.
Recently, he has worked on TV and stage productions, as well as tackling creative script writing and producing an indie film.
Throughout his work in the Arts Centre, he wants to help inspire and motivate the next generation of actors to show them that it's ok to freely express their creativity.
