Sprung Youth 

Activity Description

Sprung Youth offers a new approach to performing arts classes for children and young people aged 4-19. Book your FREE taster today! After this, bursaries are available to fund places for those in need.

Through unique weekly workshops and regular performance opportunities, sessions use physical theatre, drama and dance. Empowering your child to develop their imagination and creativity and having fun!

Combining drama, speech and movement for a uniquely physical approach to theatre-making, Sprung Youth takes participants on a creative journey, giving them the time and space to develop their own voice. Sprung is a safe environment for young people to play and explore. A place where imagination is celebrated and anything becomes possible.

SPRUNG YOUTH GROUPS:

SPRUNG LETS for Ages 4-7 (in school years R-2) is rooted in play, storytelling and imagination. Lets provides an exciting space where children can explore their creativity, learn new skills, make friends and build confidence.

In SPRUNG STARS for Ages 7-10 (in schools years 3-5), children are guided by their imaginations, developing story-telling skills through drama and games.  Exploring dynamic movement, independent creative thinking and building confidence, children are encouraged to begin creating their own movement and dance.

SPRUNG LAUNCH for Ages 10-13 (in school years 6-9) is focussed on developing talent and extending skills in dance, drama and physical theatre. Providing fresh new insights into drama and devised performance where participants learn skills to enable them to make their own work. Script work is introduced and explored alongside a strong self-devised performance ethos; ideal for anyone working towards GCSE drama or dance.

SPRUNG ADVANCE for Ages 14-19 trains young performers work to professional standards on projects in site-specific work, festival and studio settings. Contributing to devising script work for performance and developing a strong sense of ensemble, fusing dance and drama together, supporting young people as part of studies at GCSE and higher levels.  Producing at least one full-scale performance each year including the headline performance at The Physical Fellowship.