Roseneath Theatre — Theatre

My 12-year-old daughter recently participated in the Roseneath Theatre program in Toronto, and overall, it was a solid experience. The schedule was quite convenient for us as it was right after school, but I must admit that the drop-off was a bit chaotic—there were a lot of parents and kids all trying to get in at the same time, which made it a little stressful. However, once inside, the staff were incredibly engaged. Her instructor, Sarah, was fantastic at encouraging the kids to express themselves creatively. They worked on a project that involved creating their own short scenes, which my daughter really loved, and she made a couple of friends in the process. I appreciate that the program addresses relevant social issues, making it not only entertaining but also meaningful. While I could do without the hectic drop-off, the activities and the supportive environment made this program worthwhile.

We recently attended a performance by Roseneath Theatre in Toronto with my 12-year-old daughter, who is quite creative. The program was well-structured, with a small group size that allowed for personalized attention from the staff. The instructor, Sarah, was particularly engaging and really encouraged the kids to express themselves during the post-show Q&A. My daughter loved the interactive aspect, especially when they got to create their own short skits based on social issues relevant to their age group. However, we did experience some long lines during pickup, which was a bit frustrating after a long day. Overall, I think this program is a great opportunity for kids to explore theatre while also learning about important topics in a fun way. I would recommend it, with the caveat to arrive a bit early for pickup.