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Thursday, October 8, 2026

Speak Up Studio

If your child loves to perform, tell stories or simply has a flair for the dramatic, Speak Up Studio’s Brisbane school holiday drama workshops might be just the ticket. Designed to boost confidence, spark creativity, and build strong communication skills, these fun filled programs offer kids the chance to dive into the world of theatre ,whether they’re born performers or just starting to find their voice.

The workshops cater to a range of ages and experience levels, with something for everyone:

  • Play in a Day: A one-day workshop for Prep to Grade 6 students, featuring creative games, storytelling, and a mini-performance for family and friends.
  • Mini Born to Perform: A three-day theatre adventure for Grades 1–6, where young performers collaborate to bring a well-loved story to life, culminating in a costumed performance.
  • Born to Perform: A five-day intensive for Grades 3–6, transforming a classic story into a fully staged production, complete with auditions, rehearsals, and a final performance.

These workshops are designed to help children build communication skills, express their creativity, and experience the joy of performance in a supportive environment.

For more details or to enroll, visit speakupstudio.com.au.


Speak Up Studio Paddington
58 Fernberg Street, Paddington QLD 4064
(07) 3367 8572
speakupstudio.com.au


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