Stage Sparks is a free performing arts program based in the southern suburbs for children aged 5-12 years.
Professional artists highly trained and experienced in working with children lead after-school workshops in theatre, circus, singing and dance. A range of levels offer involvement for the curious beginner to the aspirational artist, supporting children to express themselves creatively while developing their confidence in a safe and fun environment.
At the end of each term, parents and caregivers can attend a performance by the children to share and celebrate their achievements.
Please read and complete the Consent Information for Participants before booking.
Carclew presents Stage Sparks Physical Theatre and Theatre Workshops
Join us for a FREE 14-week* program over Term 1 & Term 2 of interactive performance workshops for curious beginners and aspiring performers.
Stage Sparks will encourage your kids to explore their imaginations and express themselves creatively whilst also developing their confidence.
Workshop Details
Physical Theatre Workshops
The Arts Centre, 22 Gawler St, Port Noarlunga SA 5167
Tuesday afternoons, 4 August – 15 September, 13 October – 24 November
No program delivery during school holidays.
Theatre Workshops
The Arts Centre, 22 Gawler St, Port Noarlunga SA 5167
Tuesday afternoons, 5 August – 16 September, 14 October – 25 November
No program delivery during school holidays.
Workshops times
5-8 year olds – 4pm – 4.45pm
Afternoon tea – 4.45pm – 5pm
9-12 year olds – 5pm – 6pm
Bookings
Families are encouraged to apply for one workshop only for each child, allowing a larger number of participants the opportunity to access this program.
If you are booked but your plans change please let us know as spots are highly sought after.
If you would like to join the Stage Sparks waiting list follow the prompts on Humanitix.
To hear about our programs first please join the Carclew e-news mailing list.
Stage Sparks is a Communities for Children activity funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services. Visit www.dss.gov.au for more information.
Stage Sparks is a Communities for Children activity funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.
Banner image: A group of children sitting on stage with Stage Sparks singing mentor Naomi Keyte; Photo by Laura Franklin
Gallery images: Stage Sparks Terms 1 & 2 final performance, 2026, The Arts Centre, Port Noarlunga; Photos by Calista Cox.






