Step into the world of Shakespeare and bring his timeless tales to life through drama. Our curriculum-linked workshops immerse children in the stories, characters and themes of Shakespeare plays, turning complex texts into vivid, unforgettable experiences.

Led by experienced facilitators, each session blends storytelling, role-play, movement and discussion to spark imagination, build confidence and unlock understanding. Whether casting spells with the witches of Macbeth, stepping into the enchanted forest of A Midsummer Night's Dream, or navigating feuds and first love in Romeo and Juliet, our workshops make Shakespeare's world feel real, relevant and alive in the classroom.

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Step into Shakespeare's enchanted forest and bring his most magical comedy to life! In this fast-paced, imaginative workshop, children will meet mischievous fairies, confused lovers, and over-the-top actors, all while exploring the themes of love, jealousy and transformation.

This fun, interactive journey makes Shakespeare's language and storytelling accessible, exciting, and memorable for KS2 learners. Children will:

• Act out key scenes and characters from the play through storytelling, freeze frames and role-play
• Explore stagecraft, Shakespearean language and iambic pentameter through games and movement
• Build confidence by performing in character and answering questions in the 'hot seat'
• Create and perform adverts for A Midsummer Night's Dream using what they've learned

Learning objectives:

• To understand the plot and themes of A Midsummer Night's Dream
• To recognise key features of Shakespeare's plays including comedy, verse and character types
• To develop performance and speaking skills through drama and improvisation

Curriculum Links:

• KS2 English- Comprehension, performance, drama and classic texts
• KS2 History- Life and language in Tudor times, Shakespeare's legacy
• PSHE- Confidence building, empathy, group collaboration

"The workshops were absolutely brilliant. Our pupils were laughing, learning and fully engaged the entire time. They left with a real understanding of Shakespeare's story and language."

-Year 6 teacher, Newland House School

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Macbeth

An electrifying drama workshop where children step into the world of one of Shakespeare's most thrilling tragedies. Packed with witches, battles, ambition and betrayal, this high-energy session brings the story of Macbeth to life.

With exciting stage games, dramatic storytelling, and Shakespearean performance techniques, students will discover just how powerful words and actions can be. Through interactive drama, children will:

• Explore the story of Macbeth through physical storytelling and role-play
• Discover Shakespeare's language and iambic pentameter in a fun and accessible way
• Learn about stage directions and how actors bring text to life
• Work together to perform scenes and trailers from the play

Learning objectives:

• To understand the key plot points and characters in Macbeth
• To experiment with Shakespearean text and dramatic performance techniques
• To build confidence and creativity through teamwork and improvisation

Curriculum Links:

• KS2 English: Speaking & Listening, Understanding Classic Texts
• KS2 Drama: Character, Voice and Movement
• KS2 History: Life in Elizabethan England, Historical Context of Shakespeare's Works

"They came away quoting Shakespeare and buzzing with excitement. A brilliant introduction to the Bard!"

-Year 5 teacher, Kensington Primary Academy

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Romeo & Juliet

Experience the passion, rivalry, and tragedy of Romeo & Juliet in this high-energy, interactive drama workshop. Packed with character play, dramatic stage games and a gripping retelling of the world's most famous love story.

Children will step into Shakespeare's shoes to discover the power of storytelling and theatre. Children will:

• Explore the key characters and plot of Romeo & Juliet through freeze frames, hot seating and storytelling
• Learn about Shakespeare's life, his use of iambic pentameter, and the Globe Theatre
• Participate in a high-energy stage game and explore Shakespearean genres (comedy, tragedy, history)
• Create their own adaptation ideas and present them in mini-performance adverts

Learning objectives:

• Understand the story, characters, and themes of Romeo & Juliet
• Explore Shakespearean language and iambic pentameter
• Develop speaking, listening, and performance skills through structured drama activities

Curriculum Links:

• English & Drama: Understanding classical literature, narrative structure, performance
• History: Introduction to life in Elizabethan England and Shakespeare's influence
• PSHE: Exploring emotions, empathy, and relationships through character work

"An outstanding workshop. Our pupils were completely immersed in the story and came away with a real understanding of Shakespeare's world. through the story of Romeo and Juliet"

-Year 5 Teacher, Ashgrove Primary School

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