Free Path
Drama & Storytelling
6 weeks · proposed
Price to be confirmed · View pricing
A drama programme could give learners space to imagine different people, places and possibilities. Games and improvisation would provide ways into storytelling before a group decides what to create. A learner might act, help write a scene, arrange props or support another role that interests them. Mentoring would help the group listen, make decisions and adjust its work. The final sharing would be shaped around the group, with reflection on how each person contributed.
Creative play, improvisation and collaborative scenes
Week by week
This is a proposed Free Path programme. The six-week outline can adapt to the group's interests; session dates and delivery arrangements are not confirmed.
- Week 1
Play with possibilities
Try drama games and choose what the group wants to explore.
- Week 2
Meet your characters
Experiment with movement, voice and character choices.
- Week 3
Build a world
Invent settings and situations through shared improvisation.
- Week 4
Create a scene
Choose a story and explore acting, writing and supporting roles.
- Week 5
Rehearse together
Practise listening, revise a scene and help one another prepare.
- Week 6
Share the story
Choose how to share the work and reflect on the creative process.
Finding a suitable group
Discuss your child's interests and experience with Free Path. Dates, fees and suitable groups are still to be confirmed.
Age group guidance
Younger Years
Imaginative games, movement and short stories with plenty of guided play.
Middle Years
Characters, improvised scenes and shared decisions about a small group story.
Older Years
More developed scenes, performance choices and opportunities to write or lead part of the process.