The budding actors and actresses have amazed us with their work throughout the year and their talent on stage on 30 June in the Salons of the Institut Français.

The show included a play about the search for the Isle of Dreams, written and directed by Candice Desmet, an improvisation match between the reds and the yellows of the Eclairs de Genie troupe and the screening of a short film by students in the cinema workshop, which took us on a journey through time.

Thank you to the Congregational Church in Kentish Town for opening its doors to us on Saturday mornings.

Thank you to the Institut Français, which welcomes us every week on Wednesday afternoons and has allowed us to organise this end-of-year show on their premises.

Thank you to La Gazette, who served us a lovely and delicious buffet.

And of course, thank you to all the parents, families and friends who came to applaud the young performers. Thank you for your smiles and words of congratulations during the buffet organised after the show.

All the photos and videos of the show will be available very soon on our website, so don’t miss them!

We’re already looking forward to seeing the young artists again in September for new stage adventures, but not before they’ve told us all about their summers.

So book your place in our workshops here:

New for 2024/2025:

*Improvisation workshop in French in Kentish Town for 5/11 YO – Saturday 11.15am/12.30pm*.

*drama workshop in English at London Bridge for 8/16 YO – Saturday 10am/11.30am*.

We wish you a lovely summer!

Credits: Sebastien Gatto for Act’in Theatre

What a wonderful evening we had on Saturday 22 June at the Tabernacle Theatre!

The students of Act’in Theatre presented their end-of-year show after several weeks of learning scripts, thinking about staging, rehearsing and laughing together.

37 people took to the stage for an evening in two parts (a play with an original script and an improvisation match), and the audience turned out in force to applaud them!

A big well done to all the actors – the Monday groups for Act I, the Thursday and Saturday groups for Act II, and the Tuesday and Friday groups for Act III. As the story unfolded, they showed us that nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed. It was a stage debut for some of them, and a real talent on stage for everyone!

And the evening continued with the improvisers and referees from the Saturday groups in a summit match between the red team and the yellow team. Hilarious sketches and unfailing creativity!

Thank you to the Tabernacle team for your warm welcome and your professionalism: manager, sound and light technicians, security, it was a pleasure working with you!

And of course, a huge thank you to all the members of the audience who came out in force to support and applaud the artists on stage. The auditorium resounded with your laughter and encouragement, which is essential for our performances.

All the photos and videos from the evening are available here!

Summer is just around the corner for Act’in, with special drama, improvisation and cinema workshops in French or English 3 evenings a week (enrolments open very soon!), preparation for the new season’s workshops (enrolments for September’s discovery workshops are open here) and new shows!

We look forward to seeing you soon!