Theatre 4 Teens
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Theatre 4 Teens
Participation Fee
380,00€
Want to build confidence, express yourself clearly, and feel more comfortable speaking in front of others? Theatre 4 Teens (ages 12–15) is a creative space where you can explore acting, movement, and theatre games while developing skills that go far beyond the stage.
Theatre helps you grow in confidence, communication, teamwork, listening, focus, creativity, and the ability to think on your feet. You’ll learn how to work with others, share ideas, and perform without fear of making mistakes in a supportive, encouraging environment.
Whether you’re new to theatre or already have experience, you’ll be guided by experienced tutors who help you develop at your own pace and feel proud of what you achieve.
You’ll also make friends, try new things, and be part of creating something exciting together.
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When
33 Week Theatre Course
Mondays, 18:00 - 19:00
7th Sept 2026 - 28th June 2027
Public Performance May/June 2027 Venue and times TBC
Where
Salle du Quai, 1 Imp. de la Gare, 31820 Pibrac, France
Course Description
This year-long, 33-session theatre course is designed to help teens develop core performance skills while building confidence, creativity, and a strong sense of ensemble. Participants will explore a wide range of theatre practices, including improvisation, voice work, movement, character development, and engaging theatre games, all within a supportive and collaborative environment.
This year the course places emphasis on developing stagecraft, movement, acting technique, and vocal expression, deepening theatre skills and giving each participant the opportunity to grow at their own pace.
The course will culminate in a public performance of a play. The chosen piece(s) will be selected once enrolments are finalised, ensuring it is carefully matched to the group’s characteristics, experience levels, and individual strengths. This allows every participant to be challenged, supported, and fully involved in the creative process.
Whether you are new to theatre or looking to build on existing experience, this course offers a welcoming space to learn, collaborate, and perform.
More About the Activity Group
Theatre 4 Teens offers fun, enriching and educational theatre experiences for teens from 12-16 years of age and culminates in a public theatre performance.
COURSE PRESENTERS
Eve Hirsch is an experienced international concert and stage vocal artist. After graduating with a Bachelor of Music (University of Auckland) she went on to complete a Graduate Diploma of Vocal Performance (Queensland Conservatorium) and was awarded a Churchill Fellowship in 1999. She has performed solo with many orchestras, including to an audience of 6000, with the New Zealand Symphony. On the theatrical stage, she has appeared in professional productions of both musical and operatic works, ranging from South Pacific to Madam Butterfly.
Eve has enjoyed an international teaching career and is an experienced teacher. Since moving to Toulouse she has been running her own private music studio Butterfly Vocal as well has being employed by the Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Toulouse, the International School of Toulouse, the Mairie de Pibrac and English 31. She is active as a musical director, stage director and choral conductor of a pop/rock choir Vocal 31. She is currently furthering her studies towards a MA in Professional Practice Voice Pedagogy.
Peter Hammer is a professional performer, choreographer, and teacher based in Toulouse, France. For over 10 years, he has devoted his professional dance career to learning, dancing, and teaching the Jump Rhythm® Technique an unique American art form that combines jazz and tap dance with “scat” singing and body percussion to create an energetic expression of whole-body emotion and rhythm. He began dancing when he was 14 and went on to receive a degree in Dance Performance and Choreography from Hope College, in Holland, Michigan. In 2007, Peter began working with Jump Rhythm Jazz Project, an Emmy award-winning Chicago dance company. As a company member, he performed, choreographed, and taught workshops and masterclasses in Finland, Spain, France, and throughout the US. At the end of 2017, Peter received a “Passeport Talent” visa to teach dance and perform in France. Now, his focus is directed to introducing the Jump Rhythm Technique in France, with classes, workshops, and performances in Toulouse and other cities through his association, Association Rythme Américain, and dance company, Sounds of the SOL.
Who's Involved?
Eve Hirsch
Activity Leader and Course Presenter
Peter Hammer
Course Presenter
