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Use our filter system to quickly locate the right game or exercise for your group.
See each activity demonstrated clearly in a short video, so you understand it before you run it.
Access simple, step-by-step guides you can take straight into your classroom or studio.
Run your session with clarity and confidence, focusing on your students rather than instructions.
A large collection of drama games designed to build confidence, focus, listening, and ensemble.
Ideal for warm-ups, transitions, new groups, or resetting the energy in the room. Games are clearly explained and easy to adapt for different ages and group sizes.
Here’s a small selection of the games available inside the Emporium.
Curious to see how they work? Explore our free resources to try a selection of activities before joining.
Alongside games, the Emporium includes a carefully developed collection of exercises designed to build specific drama skills over time.
From character and imagination to focus, listening, and ensemble work, these exercises develop the core drama skills students need to communicate clearly, collaborate effectively, and perform with confidence in rehearsals, projects, and performances.
Here’s a small selection of the exercises available inside the Emporium.
The exercises are designed to support both creative exploration in the classroom and focused work towards projects and performances.
Curious to see how they work? Explore our free resources to try a selection of activities before joining.
The Emporium includes a range of additional resources designed to support planning, delivery, and reflection.
These practical materials help you structure sessions, reinforce learning, and adapt activities for different groups — whether you’re planning ahead or teaching on the day.
Designed to be flexible, these resources can be used digitally or in printed form, depending on what works best for you and your setting.
The Emporium includes exercises and resources informed by a range of established acting methods and styles, helping teachers introduce technique and structure in a practical, accessible way.
Rather than focusing on theory, these influences are embedded within clear, activity-based exercises that can be used flexibly with different ages, experience levels, and teaching contexts.
Commonly explored in school and youth theatre settings, these approaches include:
Full access includes all games, exercises, scripts, and resources, with new content added regularly.
The Emporium is expanding to include an Acting for Camera department, with resources designed to support screen performance alongside theatre-based training.
These exercises focus on both performance and technical aspects of working on camera, including subtlety, stillness, naturalism, and understanding how acting choices translate on screen.
Acting for Camera resources will be introduced gradually and integrated into the platform as the department develops.
