A weekly free drama club takes place at Lille Youth Centre

November 4, 2021

A free drama club takes place every Tuesday from 4 PM to 5 PM at Lille Youth Centre. Young people aged 11-19 are welcome to participate.

The drama club leaders, youth workers Liisa Tammoja and Sirli Solom, have studied drama education at the University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy and now wish to share their skills and knowledge with young people. Through drama education, the instructors aim to give young people the opportunity to express themselves more freely.

The drama club features various playful and creative activities to ensure young people have fun participating. The instructors emphasize an important point about the club: everything done in the club is correct – there are no wrong answers or ways of acting. Kendra and Jasper, young people who participated in the first drama club meeting, commented on their experience as follows: “The club was fun, we gained new experiences, and we also overcame our fears of expressing ourselves in front of others.”

You can come and check out the drama club at the Lille Youth Centre located at Lille 9. No pre-registration is required.

Additional information:
Liisa Tammoja
Youth Work Specialist
+372 5854 4046
liisa.tammoja@raad.tartu.ee

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