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REC Youth Theatre

The image is black and white A workshop leader sits on a wooden floor surrounded by 5 children

REC Youth Theatre

Our weekly youth theatre sessions are places to explore ideas, build skills and grow in confidence. These are spaces where voices are heard, friendships form, and original performances take shape.

Saint Annes Community Centre, Hardwick Square West, Buxton, SK17 6PX

“It’s like a family – everyone feels safe…it is a community you can be confident with.”

Do you have a passion for acting, theatre and creative arts?
Do you want to be part of a multi award winning theatre company? Make new friends? Be part of a creative youth community? Have fun and make theatre?
Well, REC Youth Theatre is for you!

We are inviting new members like you to come and join us.
We offer a creative space for young people in Buxton and surrounding areas to develop acting, theatre making and other creative skills.

Young REC-ers (ages 6-10/11) Saturdays 9.30-10.45
Junior Company (Ages 10/11 -14) Saturdays 11-12.30
Senior Company (Ages 14/15 – 18) Mondays 6.30-8.30

If you would like to come along or would like more information please get in touch [email protected]

Its not just for under 18’s, adults can join in with Theatre Gym.

“Our children have found a real sense of belonging at REC.”

Download more information about the sessions here

Rec Youth Theatre - 4 chairs are set out like seats in a car. They are occupied by 3 boys. Two are in the front. It is a game called the emotion bus and the three boys all have different emotions as they pretend to travel in the car.

The image is black and white A workshop leader sits on a wooden floor surrounded by 5 children
Rec Youth Theatre - 4 chairs are set out like seats in a car. They are occupied by 3 boys. Two are in the front. It is a game called the emotion bus and the three boys all have different emotions as they pretend to travel in the car.
A group of young people stand together getting ready for a theatre workshop. They are in a bright room with glass windows.
The focus is on a boy with his back to the camera. His audience of young people look towards him, they are out of focus