ActUp WA

15/04/2026

Want to try theatre workshops this school term? 🎭

ActUp WA offers fun, engaging programs for kids, teens and adults aged 11+ that run for the full term. Choose the one that’s right for you!✨

🩷 30 SING / 30 DANCE / 30 ACT ~ a musical theatre fusion of singing, dancing & acting

❤️ Make it Up! ~ an acting program that explores drama through games & play making

🩵 Art of Making Friends ~ a drama program that builds essential friendship skills through creative play

Visit our website via the link in bio to find out more! 🤍

13/04/2026

Our first ever South of River workshop with All Saints School Hot House Company x ActUp WA and WOW, what a ride. 🎭

In just two days, these incredible young people built characters from scratch, made a play, and dove headfirst into the world of theatre!

The participants had so much fun doing it that the participants from Days 1 & 2 signed straight back up for Days 3 & 4. That says everything.

If you’re south of the river and your teen has been curious about drama, this term we’re running weekly workshops in Atwell every Tuesday afternoon from 4:30 – 5:30pm.

Come try something new. No experience needed. Just show up. 💜

Drop a comment, send us a DM, or hit the link in bio to find out more.

31/03/2026

HAVE YOU SIGNED UP TO OUR SCHOOL HOLIDAY WORKSHOP’S YET?!! 🤩🔥

ActUp WA is known for its jam-packed FUN School Holiday Workshops & these School Holiday’s we have EIGHT DIFFERENT WORKSHOPS for you to choose from! 🫨⚡️

If you are wanting to get involved, but haven’t registered yet, send us an email or visit our website via the link in our bio ❤️‍🔥🤩✨

Hope to see you there! X

26/03/2026

What a FUN term that was!!! 🎉✨

Today marks the end of Term 1 and we are so proud of how it all went 💛 Here are some of our favourite (and funniest) moments from each class…

🎭 Tuesday Musical Theatre – we still can’t get over the iconic singing version of “Big Chungus” 😂

☕ Wednesday Art of Making Friends – watching this group become so close + our wholesome catch-up at Stomp Coffee 🫶

🎤 Wednesday 30 SING / 30 DANCE / 30 ACT – so many new faces and SO many laughs…
- the never-ending theft of Miss Jasmine’s drink bottle
- singing like monkeys 🐒
- the most creative charades we’ve EVER seen

🎲 Thursday Make It Up! – broke the Number Game record (set May 2024!) with a HUGE 110 🔥

🎬 Sunday Make It Up! (Adults) – turning nursery rhymes into chaotic adult plays = pure genius 😆

💥 Sunday Make It Up! (Kids) – the absolute obsession with playing BANG! every class 😂

Thanks for an amazing term everyone - see you in the holidays or next term!! 💫

24/03/2026

Wondering if our Art of Making Friends Workshop ACTUALLY works? I think these group chat messages speak volumes…

In Term 1, ActUp introduced its FIRST ever Art of Making Friends Workshop which fuses making friends with drama ❤️‍🔥🤩

We learn the following skills, in preparation for a Coffee Catchup as a group!

🤍Holding conversations
🩶Asking questions
🩷Active listening
❤️Reading social cues
💚Building confidence in group settings
💛Starting and joining conversations naturally
💜 Texting Etiquette

We are running this AMAZING workshop for teens this April School Holiday’s 🎭

22/03/2026

TESTIMONIES FROM OUR INCREDIBLE ACTORS & FAMILIES 😍✨❤️‍🔥

We absolutely love hearing your kind words and feedback - it means the world to us! We’re so grateful that our message of helping actors have fun, feel safe, and grow in confidence continues to shine through. X

16/03/2026

ACTUP School Holiday Enrolments are OPEN 🤩👀

If you haven’t already checked out our website, now’s the time!

✨ Week 1 – South of the River
✨ Week 2 – North of the River

Our programs are designed for 7 - 65+ year olds and include:
🎭 Acting
🎤 Musical Theatre
🤝 Making Friends Workshops

It’s the perfect chance for kids & adults to build confidence, learn new skills, and make new friends these school holidays.

Find out more and secure your spot by visiting our website!

Link in bio 👀

13/03/2026

🎤🎙️VOCAL TECHNIQUE TIP OF THE WEEK - PITCH

Pitch is all about how HIGH🐭 or LOW🦖 your voice sounds. In acting, strong pitch control helps you avoid sounding flat or monotone and allows you to bring more emotion, variety, and meaning to your lines.

Actors who play with pitch can show excitement, tension, curiosity, or vulnerability, all through their voice.

Next time you practise a scene or drama game, experiment with raising or lowering your pitch and notice how it changes the moment.

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12/03/2026

🎭 30 Sing / 30 Dance / 30 Act 🎤💃

Launched in January 2026, this brand-new workshop has been a massive hit! It’s already become our most popular new program ever, with the highest number of first-time enrolments we’ve ever seen.

Each class fuses 30 minutes of singing, 30 minutes of dancing, and 30 minutes of acting into one high-energy session that lets performers explore all three skills in one place.

This term our students have been working on musical theatre favourites like “How Far I’ll Go,” “Honey, Honey,” and “Cruisin’ for a Bruisin’.”

✨ Fun fact: our founder Jasmine came up with the idea while travelling in Vietnam. Sitting in a café, sipping her favourite drink (coconut coffee🥥☕️) inspiration struck. She wrote the idea down on the spot… and by January 2026, 30 Sing / 30 Dance / 30 Act was born!

Want to join the fun?

Visit our website to learn more and enrol! 🎭

11/03/2026

Funnily enough, the MOST competitive games at ActUp WA are the actors favourites!

Competition gets a bad rap sometimes, but when it’s healthy, it can be such a powerful tool for kids and teens.

Before we play any games that have winners or elimination rounds, I always explain something to my actors: you might not win today... and that’s okay.

That’s part of the game, and honestly, it’s part of life too. There will be moments where you absolutely shine… and moments where things don’t go your way. Both are valuable.

Before we start, I ask for a show of hands from anyone who’s comfortable participating even if they might not come first. If they’re okay with that, they jump in and play. If they’re not feeling up for that possibility that day, that’s totally fine too, they can sit to the side and watch, cheering on their friends.

I truly believe competition, when framed the right way, builds resilience and sportsmanship. When kids understand the purpose behind it, the shift is incredible.

I’ve seen actors cheer for each other more, bounce back quicker, and most importantly... have WAY MORE FUN with the games.

And that’s the real win.

YOU CAN READ MORE ABOUT THIS ON OUR WEBSITE…

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11/03/2026