Explore storytelling through body movement in a fun, hands-on workshop for ages 11-14 at Dayton Family Hub.
Friday 5 June 2026
to Friday 25 September 2026
4:00pm - 5:00pm
300 Arthur St, Dayton WA 6055, Australia
Free
Step into the exciting world of physical theatre where storytelling is expressed through movement and body language. This workshop offers a unique opportunity for young teens to develop their acting skills in a creative and supportive environment. Expect to meet like-minded peers and enjoy an engaging, interactive experience that brings stories to life without words.
The sessions encourage participants to explore their physicality and express emotions and narratives through their bodies. It's perfect for children who love drama, dance, or simply want to try something new and fun. The workshop is designed to be hands-on, ensuring every participant is actively involved.
Parents can look forward to seeing their children build confidence, teamwork skills, and creativity in a relaxed and friendly setting.
This program runs weekly on Fridays during Term 2, 2026, from 16:00 to 17:00. It is suitable for children aged 11 to 14 years. Each session focuses on different aspects of physical theatre and movement for the stage, helping participants expand their acting toolkit.
Spaces are limited, so booking in advance is essential to secure a spot. Participants should book one ticket per child attending. Photography and videography may be conducted during the sessions for promotional use by the City of Swan and event organizers.
The workshop is free of charge, making it an accessible opportunity for families interested in the performing arts.
The workshop takes place at the Dayton Family Hub, located at 300 Arthur Street, Dayton WA 6055. The venue is family-friendly and easily accessible, providing a comfortable space for children to learn and play.
Parents can drop off their children and enjoy nearby amenities or stay and observe the sessions. Directions and additional venue information can be obtained by contacting the event organizers.
Public transport options and parking facilities are available near the venue, making it convenient for families traveling from surrounding areas.
Please ensure your child arrives on time to make the most of the session. Comfortable clothing suitable for movement is recommended. The workshop is designed to be inclusive and supportive, welcoming all skill levels.
Due to the interactive nature of the workshop, parents should be aware that children will be physically active and engaged in group activities. Any specific needs or concerns can be discussed with the organizers prior to attendance.
Photography and videography will be used for marketing purposes; please inform the organizers if you do not consent to your child being recorded.
Booking is essential as places are limited to ensure a quality experience for all participants. Reserve your spot by contacting the City of Swan library programs team via phone or email.
The workshop is free of charge, making it an excellent opportunity for families to explore drama and physical theatre without financial commitment.
Early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment, especially for families interested in attending multiple sessions throughout Term 2.
