Celebrate Drama!

All past Celebrate Drama! programmes can be found here.

Past Events

All past Celebrate Drama! programmes can be found here.

2020

Celebrate Drama 2020: Principles, Process, Practice! (POSTPONED)

Students from multiple schools will learn the principles, understand the process, and practice multiple approaches to devised theatre shared by 5 different professional drama/theatre practitioners.

2018

Celebrate Drama! 2018: Exploring Crossroads

The Celebrate Drama! 2018 theme 'Exploring Crossroads' invites students to explore the multiple roads which they may travel to develop personally through drama. The festival features two meaningful collaborative experiences in the form of the much-anticipated C3 (Creative Collaboration Camp) and 10 in a Bag performance showcase.

2016

Celebrate Drama! 2016: Celebrating DIversIty

On 15 and 16 July 2016, more than 700 youths, parents, drama educators, theatre practitioners and people who work with youths celebrated drama at SDEA's biennale youth and community festival Celebrate Drama! 2016. The Arts House was abuzz with workshops, performances and a theatre open house performed and managed by youths all over the Singapore.

2014

Celebrate Drama! 2014: YOUth Take On Local Literature

In the 8th year running, the theme for Celebrate Drama! 2014 is "YOUth Take On Local Literature". Workshops and performances use lesser known Singapore literary works as a stimulus to learn new drama skills and deepen understanding of drama processes.

2012

Celebrate Drama! 2012

This year, the theme of Celebrate Drama! 2012 is ‘Connecting Communities through YOUth.’ It spotlights people working with and for youths, particularly in the area of social service and change.

Celebrate Drama! 2012: Designed for Health Care Workers

Drama can provide a common ground or a different approach to tackle healthcare issues. If you work with challenged individuals or groups, *Celebrate Drama!* offers different avenues for surfacing discussion, encouraging cognitive and physical integration, as well as building community development.

Celebrate Drama! 2012: Learn How Teachers Can Use Drama Off-Stage

Whether you’re a teacher in a mainstream school or one that has a special ed focus, there is something for you and your students at Celebrate Drama.