Scene Makers - Samford
from $60.00

A full day of creative storytelling and drama

Ages 6–12 | 9am–3pm | Friday 18th December | Snacks provided

Step into a world of stories, characters and creative adventure with Playscape Scene Makers!

Across the day, children will explore the art of creating scenes together, bringing their ideas to life through drama, movement, storytelling and creative challenges. They might invent characters, build unexpected worlds, experiment with different ways of telling a story and discover what happens when their ideas meet someone else’s. There’s space to explore, take creative risks, collaborate and follow the story wherever it leads. With experienced artist-educators guiding the way, children can stretch their creativity, build confidence and enjoy making something together, without the pressure of a polished performance.

A full day of creative exploration, connection and storytelling.

Where : Samford Scouts Group, Cash Ave North Samford Village

Please note that we go ahead rain or shine as we have access to various undercover options.

Meet the Facilitators

Katie Fletcher

Katie Fletcher is a passionate drama educator with over a decade of experience teaching a variety of drama curriculums across Queensland and NSW, including the International Baccalaureate. Holding a First Class Honours degree in Creative Industries (Drama) and Education, she has taught at a variety of schools, including Queensland Academies Creative Industries Campus, where she led students in projects such as The Howl, Girls Like That, The Laramie Project, and The Ark Project. Katie has also worked with companies like Sydney Theatre Company and Zen Zen Zo Physical Theatre. She is dedicated to inspiring young people to build resilience, creativity, and self-expression.

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Emma Che Raethke

Emma Che is passionate about working with young people and fostering their creativity. She is a creative producer and participatory artist with a rich history of creating work with and for young people. She has worked with regional communities across WA, in regional QLD, and for Queensland Theatre Co, LaBoite Theatre Company, Barking Geko Theatre, Backbone Youth Arts, etc. Emma Che holds a Masters Degree in Theatre practices from WAAPA and BA ( Hons) Acting from Rose Bruford College London. https://www.emmache.com/