🌟 Introducing Wolfe Pack – Script-Focused Theatre Training
For ages 9–12 and Teens
Wolfe Pack is an optional add-on for students already enrolled in our regular drama classes.
It’s a focused, ensemble-based module where young performers dive into a full stage script under the guidance of a dedicated director.
What to Expect
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Script Work & Ensemble Skills – Students collaborate as a cast, exploring character, text, and stagecraft.
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Performance Ready – The final show and performance date will be set once the director gauges the group’s progress and readiness.
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Teamwork & Communication – Wolfe Pack is all about patience, listening, and supporting each other—skills that shine on stage and in everyday life.
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Skill Building – Intensive line-learning, character development, and advanced performance techniques help each actor grow in confidence.
Classes are grouped by age and availability, ensuring every participant receives tailored direction and a positive, challenging experience.
Who It’s For
Students who love acting, want to deepen their craft, and are excited to commit to a collaborative, text-driven project.
How to Join
Spots are limited. Current drama students can add Wolfe Pack to their schedule
13 - 15yrs Mondays 6.30 pm - 8 pm
16 - 18 yrs Mondays 8 pm - 9.30pm
9 - 13 yrs Saturdays 1.30 - 3pm
13yrs - 16ys Saturdays 3pm - 4.30pm
These times are subject to change depending on registration, and members will be required to work with other players of various ages depending on the cast.
- A note from one of our Directors
Wolfe Pack 2025/26
Welcome to Wolfe Pack! We are so excited to begin this journey with you. As part of this company, you are not only representing yourself but also your fellow cast members, the creative team, and the production as a whole. To ensure a successful and enjoyable rehearsal process, all students are expected to follow these guidelines:
1. Commitment
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Being part of this production is a team effort. Everyone is relying on you.
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You are expected to attend all scheduled rehearsals unless an absence has been cleared in
advance.
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Rehearsal attendance is mandatory. Absences will only be permitted in exceptional circumstances and must be approved by the production team in advance. Absences may result in removal from scenes, and repeated absences will ultimately result in being removed from the production.
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Please come prepared — know your lines, blocking, or any movement that has already been set.
2. Punctuality & Sign-In
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A sign-in sheet will be at every rehearsal. You must sign in as soon as you arrive.
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Arrive 5–10 minutes early so you are ready to start on time.
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Late arrivals delay the whole group and interrupt rehearsal flow. Respect your team’s
time by being prompt.
3. Rehearsal Uniform
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All students must wear appropriate rehearsal clothing, moveable and breathable clothing and correct footwear (plimsolls/jazz shoes).
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This helps us create a professional and unified atmosphere.
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Clothing should allow free movement and be safe for any stage activity.
4. Professionalism in the Room
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Respect the director and your fellow cast members.
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No phones during rehearsal unless used for recording notes with permission.
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Stay focused — chatting or distractions take time away from everyone.
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Always give your full energy and attention when the room is working.
5. Teamwork & Attitude
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Encourage your peers and celebrate each other’s progress.
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Be open to feedback and willing to try new things.
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Remember: mistakes are part of the process — keep a positive and professional attitude.
6. Responsibility
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Bring your script, water bottle, and pencil to every rehearsal.
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Take responsibility for learning material outside of rehearsal.
By following these expectations, we can create a focused, supportive, and professional rehearsal environment. Together, we will build not only a fantastic show but also a strong company spirit.
Let’s make this a production we’re all proud of!
Fionn Mehigan
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Director (Mondays)