March 13, 2027
10:00 am – 11:30 am
Kelson Hall
$313.95, Drop In: $36.75
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Event categories: Creative Class or Workshop

Ages 4–7
Saturdays after school
10:00am-11:30am
Kelson Hall

January 30 – April 17, 2026
(10 classes – no classes on)

Regular Price: $299 +GST = $313.95
Early Bird Price: $279 +GST = $292.95
Early Bird available until December 4! Discount is applied once the class has been added to your cart.

*NEW!* Drop-in Rate
Only available on certain days? No problem! Select the day that you’d like to join us and select the “Drop-in Price” from the ticket selection.
Drop-in Price: $36.75, per class. ($35 +GST)

Welcome to the theatre! Let us show your children the magic of theatre with this introductory class. Students will get to play tons of fun theatre games, all while creating, exploring, and discovering their creativity. With a focus on body and movement, storytelling, and collective creation, students will learn early fundamentals of the stage while using costumes, puppets, and their imagination.

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Children outside of age ranges will not be accepted without previous permission from Education Director, Terri Runnalls: [email protected]

Kelson Hall

Kelson Hall

Kelson Hall is a downtown arts and education facility at 330 St. Paul Street in Kamloops. The renovated former TELUS Annex is home to Western Canada Theatre and the Kamloops Symphony, providing administrative offices, rehearsal areas, music education spaces, and venues for performances and community arts activities.

Developed and donated to the City of Kamloops by Ron and Rae Fawcett, the approximately 20,000-square-foot building includes three flexible rooms available for arts and cultural uses. The facility serves as a base for Kamloops Symphony concerts, chamber performances, music lessons, recitals, and rehearsals, while also supporting Western Canada Theatre’s operations. Kelson Hall is located near the planned Kamloops Centre for the Arts, contributing to the area’s role as an important downtown hub for performing arts and cultural programming.

Address: 330 St Paul St, Kamloops, BC, Canada