Drama Toolbox
Drama Classes
for Adults
in Aberdeen
Have you ever wanted to step into the world of acting but weren’t sure where to begin? Or maybe you’re looking to build confidence for public speaking or simply find a fun, creative outlet? Drama Toolbox is here to help!
Wednesdays, 7.30-9pm - Ages 18+
Why Join?
This welcoming and relaxed class is open to anyone aged 18+. Whether you’re a complete beginner or an experienced performer looking for a fresh challenge, this session is the perfect way to explore your creative potential. With a shared focus on devising and working from scripts, you'll work together to explore the potential of live performance.
What to Expect
Drama Toolbox is packed with exciting opportunities to develop a wide range of skills, including:
- Acting Techniques: Learn the tools of the trade to deliver compelling performances.
- Script Work: Dive into characters and stories while honing your performance skills.
- Devising: Create original work as a group and bring your ideas to life.
- Improvisation: Think on your feet and unleash your imagination.
- Movement: Use your body to express emotion and tell stories in dynamic ways.
What You'll Get Out of It
- Boost your confidence in front of others—on stage or in daily life.
- Connect with a supportive community of like-minded people.
- Explore new ways to express yourself creatively.
- Build skills in teamwork, communication, and performance.
- Build all the skills required for live performance.
Dates
Term 1: 20 August - 8 October 2025 (8 sessions)
Term 2: 29 October - 17 December 2025 (8 sessions)
Pricing
- Term 1: £72 + booking fee
- Term 2: £72 + booking fee
Meet Your Facilitator
Leah Christie
Leah Christie is an Aberdeen/Moray-based creative facilitator with a passion for community arts. A graduate of Queen Margaret University in Drama and Performance, she currently works as a creative facilitator at Aberdeen Arts Centre, where she leads theatre and drama classes for young people and adults, helping them build confidence and creativity.
Working often with Surge, Leah's commitment to developing her craft led her to attend the renowned Street Performing Arts Summer Academy (SPASA) in Tárrega, Catalonia, where she immersed herself in the theoretical and practical disciplines of street theatre performance.
Recently, Leah has worked on Class Act with Inverurie Academy for Traverse Theatre, and with primary school pupils on a production with Scottish Opera. She plays a leading role in Moray Arts Development Engagement’s Early Career Creatives project, and also teaches with Highland Youth Theatre.
Through her work and continued learning, Leah strives to inspire the creative community by creating engaging and inclusive theatre experiences.
