TEEN ACTING CLASSES.

2026 Registrations are open for ‘The Next Act’

What is The Next Act?

The Next Act is a stage acting program for Brisbane students in Years Seven-Nine (Junior Ensemble) and Years Ten-Twelve (Senior Ensemble) that are interested in taking their stagecraft, performance skills, and playwrighting to the next level.

This new program will follow a term-based curriculum, with there being three performances a year—broken up into two productions and one creative development reading.

Working with experienced facilitators, this program is designed for Brisbane teen participants who are passionate about drama to take their skills to the next level, as well as provide a supportive, inclusive environment to foster creativity.

CLASS TIMETABLE IN PADDINGTON, BRISBANE

TERM DATES 2026

Term One: Week of Monday the 26th of January - Week of Monday the 23rd of March.
Term Two: Week of Monday the 20th of April - Week of Monday the 15th of June
Term Three: Week of Monday the 13th of July - Week of Monday the 7th of September
Term Four: Week of Monday the 5h of October - Week of Monday the 30th of November

If your young person’s class has a public holiday throughout the term, then we make up those lessons in week ten.

Our teen acting ensemble runs on Thursday evenings from 5:30pm to 7pm. Doors open at 5pm.

Our participants are split into the following:

JUNIOR ENSEMBLE: (Grades Seven-Nine)

SENIOR ENSEMBLE (Grades Ten-Twelve)

WHERE: Our Paddington Studio. Rosalie Church Hall. Corner of Ellena St and Fernberg Rd, Paddington.

COST: $300 for the nine-week term.

Register now!
Six young Brisbane drama students on a stage, acting in a play, in front of a dark background. One in black with a pink mask, others in casual, colourful clothing.
Three Brisbane children actors sitting on the floor in a performance, with a girl standing in the background.
Two Brisbane actors seated across from each other at a small round table in an auditorium, facing each other and smiling, with a yellow curtain and wooden stage behind them.
Children performing in a play, dressed as characters from a fairy tale, with one girl holding a wand and wearing a tiara, a boy sitting on a chair, and a girl dressed as a witch with a pointed hat, on stage with dark background and stage lighting.
Two Brisbane teen actors sitting on a yellow sofa on a stage, with two small tables holding flower arrangements on either side, against a black background.
Three Brisbane actors sitting on stage with a small table and chairs, one wearing a safari hat and holding a phone, another with a red cape, and the third in a school uniform. A girl with curly blonde hair is on the floor, off to the side.