15/10/2026
Excited to be launching two new programs late this October.
Balingup Theatre Club (BTC) and Create & Connect art classes for our homeschool community.
Super excited to be launching ✨️BALINGUP THEATRE CLUB (BTC). 🎉
Born from last year's Mary & Frankenstein and this year's Hansel & Gretel, we have developed a year-round community theatre club, encompassing all aspects of stagecraft and theatre.
🎭 We kick off with a term of drama classes focused on devising, improvisation and character development.
Beginning February will be a term of script- based scenes and a bit of musical theatre in readiness for our play rehearsals starting again in May ready for our July production.
🎬 Not wanting to be on stage?!
No worries!
We will be holding workshops and classes throughout the year in costume design and making, props and scenery, backstage skills and technical skills in sound and lighting.
This is a longterm project that we are thrilled to be launching, so come along and try out something new or jump back on stage for some acting, singing and dancing!
Safety:
Please note, we are striving make BTC as open to all as possible in a safe and welcoming environment.
All ages over 7+, genders, and backgrounds are welcome.
Over 12 years drop-off is fine. 7-12years will need to have an adult joining or waiting in the hall.
All facilitators have current Working With Children Cards and first aid certificates.
🎨 Create & Connect 🌱
Homeschool Art Classes
About the Program
Field Journal studio is an invitation to slow down, look closely and experience the world through the eyes of an artist. Over eight weeks, participants will develop their own Field Journal—a place to sketch, write, collage, experiment, collect ideas and record observations of the changing season. Inspired by the Noongar six-season calendar and the natural rhythms of Country, each session encourages curiosity, creativity and connection to place while developing language and exploring the Elements and Principles of Art through playful, hands-on experiences. Rather than producing a new "finished artwork", students are invited to embrace creativity as an ongoing practice rather than a destination.
Facilitated by Sarah Meaves.
Sarah is a Visual Arts educator and pre-service secondary teacher with experience working in metropolitan, regional and remote Western Australian schools, having recently settled in Balingup with her family.
Sarah is passionate about offering meaningful opportunities for young people to connect with their innate creativity, and build relationships with community and the natural world.
8 week course starts October 29th
Please email [email protected] for information and registration for both programs.