Drama Classes in Dublin
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PlayAct
PlayAct Drama School Dublin | Drama Classes, Camps & Workshops for Children and Young People PlayAct Drama School Dublin helps children and young people to build confidence, creativity and communication skills through the magic of drama, theatre and storytelling. Founded by specialist in Drama Education Adrienne Lee, PlayAct provides engaging weekly drama workshops, holiday camps and school programmes where children can explore their imagination, find their voice and develop confidence in a fun, supportive environment. “Every child leaves PlayAct feeling more confident than when they arrived.” Drama Classes & Programmes in Dublin PlayAct offers: 🎭 Weekly drama workshops for children and young people 🎭 Drama holiday camps including Summer, Easter and Halloween camps 🎭 School drama workshops and drama-in-education programmes 🎭 End-of-year performances and showcases 🎭 Drama festivals and family events 🎭 Teacher CPD and drama training Based in Dublin, PlayAct runs programmes in areas including Dublin 8, Dublin 12, Terenure, Sandymount, Inchicore and Dún Laoghaire —-------------- Why Choose PlayAct? At PlayAct, drama is about much more than just acting. It is about helping children discover their voice, putting language on their thoughts and becoming more confident in who they are. This is done in an organic way through drama exercises, structured play, improvisation, storytelling, script reading/ writing, movement and performance. What Students Learn Through Drama at PlayAct ✨ Confidence, Self-Expression & Finding Their Voice Building the courage to share ideas, express opinions and trust their own abilities both on stage and in everyday life. ✨ Communication, Public Speaking & Presentation Skills Developing speaking, listening and presentation skills that support learning, relationships and future opportunities. ✨ Creativity, Imagination & Storytelling Encouraging students to explore ideas, create original stories and discover their own unique voice through drama. ✨ Acting, Character Creation & Performance Skills Learning how to develop characters, interpret scripts and bring stories to life through acting and theatre. ✨ Collaboration, Empathy & Social Confidence Working with others through drama games, role-play and performance to build teamwork, connection and understanding. ✨ Emotional Intelligence, Resilience & Problem-Solving Exploring emotions, different perspectives and creative solutions while developing confidence to overcome challenges. ✨ Leadership, Creativity & Independence Giving students opportunities to devise performances, write scripts, direct ideas and take ownership of their creative work. ✨ Belonging, Identity & Connection Creating an inclusive environment where every student feels valued, supported and celebrated, whether they love performing, writing, directing or creating behind the scenes. At PlayAct, every student is encouraged to explore their own ideas, interests and strengths. Whether they love performing in the spotlight or prefer writing, directing, designing or creating behind the scenes, there is a place for everyone at PlayAct. PlayAct Holiday Drama Camps Dublin (Halloween, Summer, Easter, Christmas, Half term) PlayAct drama camps give children the opportunity to spend their holidays creating stories, making friends and building confidence through drama. Halloween Camps and weekly classes 📍 Dublin 8 📍 Dublin 12 📍 Dún Laoghaire Times: 9:30am – 1:30pm Suitable for students who love: 🎭 Acting ✨ Creativity 📖 Storytelling 🤝 Making friends 🌈 Using their imagination Ages: 4 - 11 years 🎭 Ages 4–6 | Exploring & Expressing Our youngest students build confidence, imagination and communication skills through creative play, storytelling, movement and drama activities that help them find their voice. 🌟 Ages 7–9 | Creating & Collaborating Students develop acting skills, creativity and teamwork through character creation, storytelling, improvisation and performance, while building confidence and independence. 🎬 Ages 10+ | Developing Skills & Discovering Their Voice Older students explore more advanced acting, script work, performance techniques and creative leadership while developing self-expression, confidence and a strong sense of identity. _____ About PlayAct Founder Adrienne Lee PlayAct is led by Adrienne Lee, Drama Education Consultant, Speaker and Founder of PlayAct, who brings over 20 years’ experience in drama, theatre and education. Adrienne’s passion is helping children and young people discover their confidence, creativity and voice through the power of drama. Through PlayAct, she and her team of qualified drama facilitators create safe, welcoming spaces where students are encouraged to be bold, be brave and be themselves. Adrienne’s expertise in drama education has been recognised through features in The Irish Times, The Irish Independent, Ireland AM, The Healthy Parent, RTE after-school hub, Live 95FM and other leading publications, highlighting the importance of creativity, imagination and self-expression in children’s development. PlayAct is committed to providing high-quality, inclusive drama experiences. All PlayAct facilitators are Garda vetted and trained in TUSLA Children First safeguarding procedures. Recognised by Best of Ireland as Dublin’s No.1 Drama School, PlayAct continues to be trusted by families across Dublin to help children and young people grow in confidence, creativity and connection. ___ What families say: ⭐ The classes are fun and her wonderful teacher gives the children the freedom and space to express themselves and create their own wonderful stories. A fantastic way to learn. Mary Parent ⭐ The camp leaders immediately put the boys at ease. The camp offers children the opportunity to engage in creative play, make new friends and develop their social skills. Olive Parent ⭐My two sons have attended PlayAct drama camp over the last three summers. The camp leaders are really attentive and personable. They immediately put the boys at ease. The camp gives children the opportunity to engage in creative play, make new friends and develop their imagination and social skills. Catherine, Parent ⭐ Our 7-year-old daughter has been doing weekly classes with PlayAct for two years and loves it. The classes are fun and her wonderful teacher gives the children the freedom and space to express themselves and create their own stories. A fantastic way to learn. Mrs Gormley, Parent What Schools say: ⭐Working with Adrienne and her team at PlayAct for our weekly drama lessons was a wonderful experience. The students thoroughly enjoyed each session, whether they were participating in various drama games, engaging in scriptwriting, or rehearsing for their drama showcase. The students greatly benefitted from participating in the weekly drama sessions. These sessions offered a fantastic opportunity for them to collaborate and perform a variety of scenes, both scripted and improvised. Furthermore, the sessions had a significant impact on the children’s confidence and public speaking skills. This improvement was evident during their brilliant performance in the drama show that they presented for their families and other students earlier this year. Seán Moriarty 5th Class Teacher St. Joseph’s National School ⭐Adrienne and the PlayAct team came to our school as part of our Creative Schools Week. The feedback from students was so positive. Some students were reluctant to take part and nervous to ‘perform.’ However the drama instructors brought them back to basics and managed to get everyone involved. It was a wonderful experience for students and staff. Thanks to Adrienne and her team! Eavann Tallaght N.S. ⭐ Adrienne spent one day a week, for 12 weeks in Scoil Mhuire, NS in Oct – Dec. She taught all six class groups and the children looked forward to the classes. Adrienne prepared a concert item with each of the groups and produced these in Scoil Mhuire’s Christmas concert on 21st December. Discipline and focusing the children on their work was achieved very effectively. Areas of the Drama Curriculum were taught and the pupils derived great benefit. Maire Ui Cheallachain Priomhoide,Scoil Mhuire N.S _____ Book a PlayAct Drama Class, Camp or School Programme today. 📞 085 275 4057 🔗 https://playact.ie/ 📧 hello@playact.ie
View full details →The Drama Den (Community Well Donabate)
Creative drama space where children (6-12) explore drama, improvisation, poetry and self-expression.
View full details →Headline Stage School - Donabate
Stage school classes (singing/drama/performance) for children, Fridays 5.30-7.30pm at Donabate Portrane Community Centre.
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Axis Ballymun
Axis Ballymun, on Main Street in Ballymun, Dublin 9, hosts drama classes for children aged 7 to 16 on Tuesdays and Fridays. The same venue is also home to Beldance Irish Dancing and En Pointe Ballet, so families visiting Axis can choose between drama, Irish dancing and ballet as separate classes running at the centre. As a well-established Ballymun arts venue, Axis offers a convenient single location for children interested in performance, whether through acting, traditional Irish dance or classical ballet training.
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Thunderstruck Stage School - Santry
Thunderstruck Stage School's Santry branch offers stage school classes covering both dance and drama for children and young people aged 2.5 to 19, at Unit 5, Santry Hall Industrial Estate, Dublin 9. The wide age range, from toddlers to young adults, allows children to stay with the school long-term, moving through different class levels as their skills and confidence develop. Combining dance and drama training gives students a rounded grounding in performance, useful whether they're pursuing stage school for fun, confidence-building, or a future in performing arts.
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Sean Gilligan Performing Arts - Artane
Sean Gilligan Performing Arts also runs a junior and intermediate performing arts programme for children aged 3 to 13 in Artane, Dublin 5. Splitting the programme into junior and intermediate levels means classes can be tailored to a child's age and stage of development, with younger children focusing on confidence-building drama games and older ones taking on more developed performance work in drama, movement and general stagecraft. As a specific venue, schedule and pricing aren't listed here, parents in the Artane area are encouraged to contact Sean Gilligan Performing Arts directly to confirm current class times and costs.
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Sean Gilligan Performing Arts - Kilbarrack
Sean Gilligan Performing Arts runs performing arts classes for children aged 3 and up at Star Studios in the Kilbarrack Shopping Centre on Swan's Nest Road, Dublin 5. With no upper age limit specified, classes here are likely to include the very youngest children just starting out in drama and movement, building foundational confidence and performance skills that can carry through to more structured group work as children get older. As specific schedule and pricing details aren't listed here, parents in the Kilbarrack area are encouraged to contact Sean Gilligan Performing Arts directly to confirm current class times and costs at Star Studios.
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StageSchool Ireland - Glenageary
StageSchool Ireland's Glenageary branch runs musical theatre classes for children and teenagers aged 4 to 18 at Rathdown School on Upper Glenageary Road, Co. Dublin. As with the school's other branches, classes combine singing, acting and dance within a single session, giving students of varying ages a rounded introduction to musical theatre performance and building toward group numbers as their confidence and technique develop. As specific schedule and pricing details aren't listed here, parents in the Glenageary area are encouraged to contact StageSchool Ireland directly to confirm current class times and costs at the Rathdown School venue.
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Song and Dance Stage School
Song and Dance Stage School, based on College Street in Baldoyle, runs stage school classes in dance, singing and drama for children from age 3 up. Covering all three disciplines under one roof gives young performers a rounded grounding rather than having to attend separate schools for each. Stage school classes at this age are typically about building confidence, coordination and stage presence through a mix of movement, music and simple performance work, often leading towards informal shows as children progress.
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The Independent Theatre Workshop
The Independent Theatre Workshop is a performing arts school based in Ranelagh, Dublin 6, teaching singing, dance and drama to students from age 3 right up to adults. That wide span means younger siblings and older children — or even parents — can all find a class pitched at their level. Classes cover the core performing arts disciplines rather than focusing on just one, so children get a rounded introduction to the stage, building confidence in movement, voice and performance as they progress through the school.
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StageSchool Ireland's Rathgar branch runs musical theatre classes for children and teenagers aged 4 to 18, meeting on Saturdays at The High School on Zion Road in Rathgar, Dublin 6. Musical theatre classes typically combine singing, acting and dance in a single session, giving students a rounded introduction to stage performance and building toward group numbers or scenes rather than focusing on just one performing art in isolation. As specific timings and pricing aren't listed here, parents are encouraged to contact StageSchool Ireland directly to confirm current Saturday class times and costs at the Rathgar venue.
View full details →Showstoppers Stageschool Templeogue
Showstoppers Stageschool Templeogue offers dance, singing and drama classes for children and teenagers aged 3 to 18, based at Our Lady's School on Terenure Road, Dublin 6W. Classes run on Saturdays across an extended schedule from 9am to 6:30pm, reflecting the range of age groups and class levels timetabled through the day. With a wide 3-to-18 age span, the stage school gives families a single Saturday venue covering everything from a child's first drama class to more advanced teenage performing arts training.
View full details →O'Hanlon Stage School
O'Hanlon Stage School runs a stage school programme combining dance, drama and singing for children and teenagers aged 4 to 18, based at Terenure College RFC on Greenlea Grove, Dublin 6W. Classes are held on Mondays, giving students a weekly triple-threat performing arts session covering all three core stage disciplines rather than a single specialism. With a broad 4-to-18 age range, the school suits younger children taking their first steps in performing arts as well as teenagers continuing more developed training.
View full details →Drama House - Malahide
Drama House in Malahide runs musical theatre and youth theatre classes for children aged 4 to 12, structured across Junior, Intermediate and Senior groups. That three-tier structure gives a clear progression path as children grow, with material and expectations increasing at each stage rather than children of very different ages sharing one class. Summer camps run during school holidays, offering a more concentrated performing arts experience alongside the regular term-time classes.
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Timprov runs drama and improvisation sessions for children at Carleton Hall on Shelmartin Avenue in Marino, Dublin. Improvisation-based classes encourage children to think on their feet, build confidence speaking and performing in front of others, and work collaboratively with a group, all through games and exercises rather than learning a scripted play. This playful approach can suit children who enjoy being spontaneous and creative. As specific age range, schedule and pricing aren't listed here, parents are encouraged to contact Timprov directly to confirm current class details before booking a place in Marino.
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Aoife Burke School of Drama
Aoife Burke School of Drama runs after-school drama classes in Rathfarnham on Fridays and Ballinteer on Saturdays, with groups organised by age and experience: Tiny Tots for 3 to 5 year olds, Juniors from age 6 up, and Intermediate and Teens groups for older students. Drama classes at this age typically build confidence, imagination and communication skills through games, improvisation and performance, giving children a structured path to grow into more advanced work as they progress through the groups.
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PlayAct Drama School
In Dun Laoghaire, PlayAct Drama School offers creative drama workshops for kids and teens, combining acting, writing and prop-making to help students grow in confidence and communication. The relaxed, playful approach makes it as much a place to make friends as to learn stagecraft. Classes are built around each student's own interests and strengths, keeping the focus on discovery and learning through play rather than formal technique.
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PlayAct Drama School's Sandymount classes bring dynamic drama workshops to local kids and teens, mixing acting, writing and prop-making in a way that builds confidence and social skills alongside creativity. The tone stays fun and relaxed rather than performance-pressured. As with PlayAct's other Dublin branches, sessions are tailored to each student's interests and strengths, with an emphasis on adventure, discovery and learning through play.
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In Terenure, PlayAct Drama School runs creative drama workshops for kids and teens, built around acting, writing and prop-making to help students build confidence and express themselves. The relaxed, playful format is as much about making friends and developing communication skills as it is about performance. Workshops meet students where they are, drawing on each child's interests and strengths to encourage exploration and creativity rather than following a rigid script.
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NPAS
NPAS's Sandymount, Dublin 4 branch offers the same broad drama and acting programme found across the National Performing Arts School, open to students aged 2 to 22. Sessions incorporate dramatic play, story enactment, imagination journeys, improvisation, theatre games, music and dance, encouraging children to fully commit to creative pretend play as a genuine performing skill. Students who stay with the school long-term get the chance to perform at the Olympia Theatre, with a full show staged every two years. NPAS also runs classes from its Docklands base for families on that side of the city.
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Gaiety School of Acting
The Gaiety School of Acting runs children's drama workshops at Malahide Castle and Gardens in Co. Dublin, making use of the historic grounds as a backdrop for creative sessions. Drama workshops for children typically build confidence, communication and imaginative play through games, improvisation and group exercises, giving young people a chance to try performing in a supportive, low-pressure environment rather than working toward a formal production. As specific age range, schedule and pricing aren't listed here, parents are encouraged to contact the Gaiety School of Acting directly to confirm current details for sessions at Malahide Castle and Gardens.
View full details →Gaiety School of Acting
At Sandyford, the Gaiety School of Acting runs drama classes for children aged 8 to 12, focused on fun, friendship, confidence and imagination as much as technique. The Young Gaiety Drama Workshop and a range of acting summer camps are both available at this venue. Sandyford joins the school's Temple Bar and Malahide Castle locations as one of its Dublin venues.
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Dublin Stage School
Dublin Stage School's Castleknock branch offers acting, singing and dance classes for young performers aged 4 to 18, one of three locations alongside Blackrock and Killiney. Professional coaching here builds confidence and creativity in a safe, supportive setting. Students across the school have performed at prestigious venues including the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, the National Concert Hall and the Gaiety Theatre, and have appeared in stage productions such as Miss Saigon, Les Misérables, Matilda and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, as well as screen projects including Vikings, Penny Dreadful and Angela's Ashes.
View full details →Dublin Stage School
In Killiney, Dublin Stage School runs acting, singing and dance classes for performers aged 4 to 18, alongside its Blackrock and Castleknock branches. Classes are built around professional coaching in a fun, safe and supportive environment aimed at building confidence and creativity. Students from across Dublin Stage School have gone on to perform at venues such as the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, the National Concert Hall and the Gaiety Theatre, and have featured in productions including Miss Saigon, Les Misérables, Matilda and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, plus screen credits such as Vikings, Penny Dreadful and Angela's Ashes.
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Curtain's Up Drama School
This Tallaght branch of Curtain's Up Drama School offers the same small-class, individually-focused approach found across the school, working with children from age 4 in a safe, structured setting designed to encourage confident play and creativity. Students prepare poetry and scripted performance pieces for Irish Board of Speech and Drama exams and the school's annual showcase, alongside broader dramatic skills including improvisation, vocal technique, mime, communication and confidence building. A sister branch of Curtain's Up also runs in Knocklyon, Dublin, for families on that side of the city.
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B.A.N.T.S
At its Dundrum branch, B.A.N.T.S offers Speech and Drama classes for children and teenagers aged 4 to 18, continuing the school's more than 65 years as Ireland's oldest theatre school. Classes are geared toward building confidence, clear speech and creativity, regardless of experience level. With small class sizes for individual attention, students here can also work toward Trinity College London grade examinations and take part in solo and group competitions throughout the year.
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B.A.N.T.S runs Speech and Drama classes for 4 to 18 year olds at its Castleknock branch, one of several locations for Ireland's oldest theatre school, founded in 1951. Lessons build confidence, clear speech and creativity for both beginners and more experienced students. Small class sizes ensure individual attention, and students can work toward Trinity College London grade examinations or take part in solo and group competitions during the year.
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At its Dun Laoghaire branch, B.A.N.T.S offers Speech and Drama classes for children and teenagers aged 4 to 18, drawing on the school's long history as Ireland's oldest theatre school, founded in 1951. The focus is on developing confidence, clear speech and creativity, whatever the student's starting level. Class sizes are kept small for individual attention, with the option to work toward Trinity College London grade examinations and take part in solo and group competitions.
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PlayAct Drama School's Inchicore branch offers dynamic, creative drama workshops where kids and teens can build confidence, express themselves and make new friends. Sessions combine acting, writing and prop-making, helping students develop social and communication skills in a relaxed, fun setting. Classes are shaped around each student's own interests and strengths rather than a fixed curriculum, so the focus stays on adventure, discovery and learning through play as much as performance technique.
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The National Performing Arts School (NPAS) runs drama and acting classes from its Docklands base in Dublin, open to students aged 2 to 22. Classes use dramatic play, story enactment, imagination journeys, improvisation, theatre games, music and dance, treating "let's pretend" as a genuine creative tool rather than just child's play. Students get the opportunity to perform in a professional setting, with a show staged at the Olympia Theatre every two years, giving longer-term students a real performance goal to work toward. A sister branch of NPAS also runs classes in Sandymount, Dublin 4.
View full details →Gaiety School of Acting
The Gaiety School of Acting's Temple Bar classes offer drama for kids aged 8 to 12, giving children a chance to have fun, meet new friends, build confidence and stretch their imagination. Courses range from the Young Gaiety Drama Workshop through to a full programme of acting summer camps. Temple Bar is the school's central Dublin base, alongside its Sandyford and Malahide Castle venues.
View full details →Dublin Stage School
Dublin Stage School's Blackrock branch offers acting, singing and dance classes for young performers aged 4 to 18, part of a group of schools that also includes Killiney and Castleknock. Professional coaching here focuses on building confidence and creativity in a supportive, safe environment. Students across Dublin Stage School's branches have performed at venues including the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, the National Concert Hall and the Gaiety Theatre, and have appeared in stage productions such as Miss Saigon, Les Misérables, Matilda and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, as well as screen projects including Vikings, Penny Dreadful and Angela's Ashes.
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DADA
DADA has been running drama classes from Grosvenor Road in Rathmines for 25 years, with Hilary Cahill leading a team of experienced teaching staff. Classes are open to children aged 3 to 18 and focus on building confidence and creativity in a safe, supportive environment. Students get the chance to perform in DADA's annual show at the Civic Theatre, with recent productions including Oliver!, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Matilda and Bugsy Malone. More advanced students can also join 'Your Theatre', a group that stages its own productions at Smock Alley Theatre — past shows have included Into The Woods and The Secret Garden — giving older, more committed students a further step up in performance experience.
View full details →Curtain's Up Drama School
Curtain's Up Drama School runs small, individually-attentive drama classes for children aged 4 and up from its Knocklyon, Dublin base. The school aims to create a safe, structured environment where children feel able to play, create and take creative risks without pressure. The syllabus includes poetry and scripted performance work in preparation for Irish Board of Speech and Drama exams as well as the school's own showcase, alongside broader skills like improvisation, communication, creative drama, vocal technique, mime and confidence building. A sister branch also runs classes in Tallaght.
View full details →B.A.N.T.S
B.A.N.T.S runs Speech and Drama classes for children and teenagers aged 4 to 18 at its Rathmines branch, part of Ireland's oldest theatre school, with over 65 years of history since its founding in 1951. Classes focus on building confidence, clear speech and creativity for beginners and more advanced students alike. Small class sizes here allow for individual attention, and students have the option to sit grade examinations with Trinity College London, as well as take part in solo and group competitions throughout the year.
View full details →Dublin Stage School
Dublin Stage School's Junior Stage School class runs at St. John's National School, Church Road, Killiney, for children aged 4 to 6. Each 90-minute weekly session during term time is split into three 30-minute blocks of singing, dance and drama, developing rhythm, role-play confidence and early performance skills in a fun, safe environment. The class is Garda-vetted, drop-off, and capped at a maximum of 17 students. Fees are €19 per session (a monthly payment plan is available), with a two-week trial costing €35 - deducted from term fees if your child continues. Free parking is available at the venue.
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Malahide Musical & Dramatic Society
Malahide Musical & Dramatic Society (MMDS) has been staging musicals, plays and concerts at Malahide Community School, Co. Dublin since 1976, when it grew out of Malahide Sports & Recreation Committee. The society's first production, The Quaker Girl, took to the same stage in November 1977. Since then MMDS has continued to grow, putting on musicals, plays and various performances each year with an expanding group of members. It offers a long-standing, community-based route into musical theatre and drama for those in the Malahide area, whether performing on stage or getting involved behind the scenes.
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Acting Workshops Baldoyle D13
These acting workshops at Baldoyle Racecourse Community Centre, Dublin 13, take a no-nonsense approach to the craft, suited to actors of every level - including complete beginners keen to explore their creative side. Sessions cover character development, script analysis and delivering an authentic performance for stage and screen. In a fun, safe space, the workshops also build communication skills, public speaking, self-confidence and resilience, encouraging participants to step outside their comfort zone with an open mind.
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Acting Classes Dublin and Online
David Scott has been teaching acting classes in Dublin for over 15 years, based at 1 Foley St, Dublin 1. His Applied Art of Acting approach runs across the Actors Wednesday Workshop, the Actors Friday Studio and a Summer Week Intensive, alongside online one-to-one training and corporate training sessions. Full details are available at www.davidscott.ie, or by email at scottdavidmichael@gmail.com.
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Common questions
How many Drama classes for kids are there in Dublin?
Kids Patch lists 39 Drama classes for kids in Dublin. Each listing links straight through to the provider — Kids Patch is free for parents to use and takes no booking fee or commission.
Whereabouts in Dublin can I find Drama classes for kids?
Drama listings in Dublin are concentrated in Malahide (3), Baldoyle (2), Castleknock (2), Donabate (2), Dun Laoghaire (2), Killiney (2), Rathmines (2), Sandymount (2), and 16 more.
What age range do Drama classes for kids in Dublin cover?
Across the listings on this page, ages run from 2.5 years up to 19 years. 14 of the 39 state an age range. The rest leave it open, so it is worth asking the provider directly.
How much do Drama classes for kids in Dublin cost?
1 of the 39 listings publishes a price: €19. Most providers set fees per term rather than per class and quote on enquiry, so contact them directly for a current figure.