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Additional Classes
Additional classes extend the Drama Kids experience by providing focused opportunities for children, teens and adults to develop skills that support them beyond the classroom and everyday life. Whether through LAMDA, adult classes or localised specialist sessions, participants are encouraged to organise their thoughts, express ideas clearly, respond to challenges and grow into confident, capable communicators.
Additional Classes
Additional classes extend the Drama Kids experience by providing focused opportunities for children, teens and adults to develop skills that support them beyond the classroom and everyday life. Whether through LAMDA, adult classes or localised specialist sessions, participants are encouraged to organise their thoughts, express ideas clearly, respond to challenges and grow into confident, capable communicators.
Adult Classes
Thursday, 19:30 – 20:30
Term Price
£105.00*
Trial Price
£20.00
*Based on RRP £10.50. Please note the hourly rate and term length may vary depending on the region and location.
Age Range
18 – 70 year olds
Location
Huntington Methodist Church, Strensall Road, Huntington, York, YO32 9SH
Term
Autumn
Start date
10/09/2026
End date
10/12/2026
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Meet the team
Meet our Principal
Hi, I’m Caryn – I’ve been with Drama Kids York for 18 years, 11 as Principal. I believe every child deserves to be nurtured as their own person, without pressure – just joy, encouragement and support. Watching them grow in confidence, creativity and performance is the best part of my job. I still teach 7 classes a week, alongside a brilliant, caring team (and help from my husband Jon backstage!). I hold a BA from Durham and LAMDA Grade VI, and was honoured to receive the CEO Award (2017), Franchisee of the Year (2022) and Inspiration Award (2024). It’s truly the best job in the world.
My favourite thing about Drama Kids is seeing our students support each other and hearing them say that in our classes they’ve found somewhere they belong.