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Cahoots Drama
Our aim is to empower creatives of all ages. We offer engaging classes and performance opportunities that encourage individuality and connection within an inclusive, supportive environment. Drama skills help build confidence, and also happen to be a whole lot of fun!
Semester 1
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We begin with skills-based drama learning... focusing on games, improvisation, teamwork, character development, script analysis, and performing short scenes. We then devise and rehearse our showcase performance for family and friends in May.
Semester 2
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Each group puts their skills to work, rehearsing a script for our
large-scale drama production in November. It's not all work and no play... drama games and activities keep rehearsals lively!
Which group is right for you?​
Junior Youth (7-11 yrs)​
Tuesday nights from 6:00pm-7:15pm
Arts Centre, Port Noarlunga.​
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Build confidence through drama games and scene-making. Learn stage skills and grow friendships in a fun, nurturing environment. $160/term.
Senior Youth (12-16 yrs)​
Thursday nights from 6:30pm-8:00pm
Arts Centre, Port Noarlunga.​
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Develop acting skills through an exploration of movement, voice, characters, improvisation, and script-work. Connect with like-minded individuals and have fun in a supportive environment! $180/term.
Adults (17+ yrs)​
Sunday evenings from 6:15pm-7:45pm
​Arts Centre, Port Noarlunga
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Take time to be mindful and play! Whether art is your outlet, or you want to grow as a performer... dive in and have a blast with this electric group of creatives. $15/session ($10 concession).
Our team: Who's in Cahoots?
We three are theatre folk who love working with young people to develop confidence and performance skills! We all hold current WWCCs.
Alex Ling
Group Facilitator
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Alex has embraced the Adelaide theatre scene for decades, performing roles both on and off stage. He now works professionally in Arts-based therapies and enjoys nothing more than encouraging creativity. Alex strives to empower people of all ages, helping them challenge uncertainty and relish self-expression... Especially if there is a laugh, a giggle, a snort, or some chortles involved.
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Kirsty Radestock
Group Coordinator
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BA (Dance), Grad Dip Ed (Teaching),
Grad Cert (Creative Therapies)
Kirsty was a shy child and drama gave her a voice and a place to develop confidence in herself by taking on wild and wonderful characters. Kirsty is a qualified teacher who has taught dance and drama in schools and the wider community for the past 25 years, she loves to collaborate with groups, helping to create theatre that allows people to express themselves and best of all have fun!
Zoe Battersby
Bits and Bobs
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Once Zoe completes year 12, she hopes to pursue a career in theatre! She isn't always around, but you'll see her doing bits and bobs within the Cahoots community! Zoe handles our website and social media accounts.
