Compare 10 published Drama summer courses, including providers, ages, dates, locations and fees.

10 courses found


This course introduces students to subjects beyond the scope of their current school courses, thereby offering them a flavour of English Literature at university level.


An English camp in North Oxford for children aged 8 to 12, taught through hands-on projects across science, history, drama, music and art.


From the internationally renowned home of Golf in Scotland, ISSOS offers truly unique summer golf tuition on the world-class facilities at the Duke’s Course in St Andrews.


The ISSOS Tennis summer programme offers students of all abilities the opportunity to spend 3 weeks learning from LTA accredited coaches in world-class tennis facilities.


Students interested in life on, or behind, the stage will participate in workshops and masterclasses ranging from improvisation and vocal technique to script analysis and mime. This course will take students from...


Beginners and experienced photographers transform Barcelona into their private studio, honing their skills on assignments that cover portraiture, urban landscapes, photojournalism, and art photography. All students...


Students explore major debating styles and strategies, engage in daily speaking exercises, orations, and dialogues, and prepare and present regular debates. The culmination of the course is a formal debate in the...


Active English (9-15 years) offers expert English language teaching in Oxford, focusing on speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Students enjoy interactive lessons, weekly themed activities, and cultural visits to...


Immerse yourself in creative writing at an historic Oxford college, exploring novels, speculative fiction, drama, and poetry. Learn from expert faculty and professional writers, studying genres from modern dystopian...


Taking its cue from the First Folio (1623), the book that preserved many of Shakespeare’s plays for posterity, the course spends one week on each of the main genres in which the author wrote and introduces students to...