Treehouse Theatre
Interactive theatre and drama for the history curriculum,
plus story telling, pantomime, festival fun and more...
Home Education
We design these workshops and performances in collaboration
with Home Educating communities so that we can best meet your needs.
Please get in touch if there is something in particular
you'd like to see happening in your area.
Visit don't forget to visit our Summer and Winter pages for all the news
about our community theatre projects, workshops, and touring shows - there's lots of opportunities to get involved!
Monday 15th July @ Wareham Town Hall
5pm-6pm - Drama Workshop for Home Ed
7pm - Performance
15 FREE places for Home Educated Children
You are invited to join our 'Pilgrims Tale' workshop, alongside students from Purbeck School.
Together we will practice performance skills and rehearse a scene in the show - The Pilgrims Tale - a simple performance piece incorporating mime, music and drama.
During the evening performance, you'll be able to watch the show, then jump up to perform your scene with the cast.
There's time for a break between the workshop and the performance to have a rest and refreshments, and get into costume of course!
AT THIS PERFORMANCE ONLY
15 free spaces at the workshop + performance,
for Home Educated children on a first-come-first-served basis.
Home Educating Families must book an adult ticket, and email info@treehousetheatre.com to reserve the children's places.
Children are the responsibility of their adults, who must stay with their children (and of course are warmly welcomed to be part of the show too!)
Max 4 children per adult ticket. All adults need tickets.
Additional children for performance only should book a normal child ticket (£6)
Past Events for Home Educated Families
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Friday 12th May at 2pm
at Somerford Arc, Christchurch
Did you miss the show this winter?
We're delighted to have another performance of
'Jack and the Beanstalk' for Home Educating Families
Whats at the top of the Beanstalk?
‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ is a colourful and interactive family pantomime, with live music played on stage, singing and dancing along, excitement, laughter and surprises, and of course plenty of panto-style audience response. A ‘feel-good’ show that brings everyone together.
As always with a Treehouse Theatre performance, we don’t like to leave budding actors in their seats – you can volunteer to play a small role in the show if you would like! Come at 1.45pm to join the drama workshop and choose a part to play.
“Engagement and joy on every child’s face”
“a magical and colourful performance”
“lots of participation, and, of course, everybody got the chance to boo and hiss, sing and dance and clap and cheer”