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Drama Projects for Schools Worldwide
Experience the magic of theatre and improve your
English through our tailor-made projects,
led by our team of professional performing artists.
www.theatre-express.co.uk
What?
Students take part in a theatrical performance and
perform to their family and friends.
Who?
A team of professional performers guide the
students on their Theatre Express journey.
Why?
Students develop their confidence, team building
skills and English, as they work towards their show!
When? & Where?
Any Time & Any Place
Your Theatre Express
Experience…
Choose your project type…
Theatre Express Light: 1 Week, 18 hours
Theatre Express Standard: 2 Weeks, 36 hours
Theatre Express Plus: 3 Weeks, 54 hours
All project types include the final performance
Choose your project theme…
Shakespeare Express
Musical Express
Fantasy Express
Sci-Fi Express
Literature Express
Fairytale Express
Horror Express
Cinema Express
Write it yourself Express
Choose to have an amazing
theatrical experience!
Your Theatre Express Journey
Lights up…
Introducing the spirit of Theatre Express
through drama and music
Your script…
Understanding the play using
professional theatrical techniques
Enter stage…
Bringing the story to stage through the
rehearsal process
Spotlight…
Detailed work on individual scenes,
songs and choreography
In the wings…
Full run of the play with costumes, set
and sound
Theatre Express
Opportunities
Script Writing
Set and Prop Design
Costume and Make up
Sound and Light
Theatre Express
Guidelines
Group Size
max. 40 students to one member of staff
Age of students
no age restriction
Language Ability
we cater for all language abilities
To increase productivity and to maximize the learners’
experience we suggest that all performers are of a
similar age and language ability.
“By giving students a character to perform, a
costume to wear, words to speak, intonations
and intentions to explore and an imaginary
situation to experience, language learning
occurs magically almost, as a result of the
heightened interest that is generated through
giving students the chance to perform onstage
in a foreign language.”
Peter Wynne-Wilson
1998 Creative Britons Award nominee for his
contribution to arts for young people