Building English Confidence Through Drama
A dynamic workshop that builds confidence in speaking English through drama games, improvisation, and storytelling. Students explore language in action while developing creativity and communication skills.
- Ideal for: Language learners aged 10–18
- Focus: Communication, teamwork, and confidence-building
Romeo and Juliet Workshop
Students bring Shakespeare’s iconic tragedy to life through scene work, character exploration, and discussion. We break down language and context to make the play accessible and meaningful.
- Ideal for: Upper secondary school students
- Focus: Literature, performance, critical thinking
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Workshop
This lively workshop immerses students in Shakespeare’s magical comedy. Using scenes and improvisation, we explore themes of identity, transformation, and miscommunication.
- Ideal for: All secondary school students
- Focus: Language, imagination, collaborative storytelling
Animal Farm Workshop
Through performance and discussion,
students explore George Orwell’s allegorical tale and its continued relevance. This workshop helps students unpack symbolism, power dynamics, and persuasive language.
- Ideal for: Lower secondary school students
- Focus: Political themes, literary analysis, ensemble work
The Importance of Being Earnest Workshop
Oscar Wilde’s razor-sharp wit takes centre stage as students engage with satire, character, and subtext. This workshop invites playful interpretation while building a deeper understanding of social critique.
- Ideal for: Upper secondary students
- Focus: Comedy, performance skills, language and irony
Maya's Necklace
A powerful original play about inclusion, resilience, and identity. This 40-minute performance sparks meaningful conversations, especially when paired with a post-show workshop.
- Themes: Diversity, empathy, voice
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)
A fast-paced, 90-minute comedic sprint through Shakespeare’s most famous plays. Irreverent, energetic, and full of surprises, this show makes the Bard accessible and hilarious.
- Themes: Literature appreciation, performance, comedy
BeTheBridge was designed for students aged between 13 and 18 years old and aimed to activate students' English while also connecting them to others in their peer group from a different school.
During the project two schools from different language communities were matched for 2 hours long workshops, which took place at one of the participating schools.
BeTheBridge received incredibly positive and warm reactions from both teaching staffs and participants, and we are so proud to be able to use theatre to bring Brussels closer together.
Funded by the Brussels-Capital Region
