Hothouse Theatre’s Youth Project
Spring 2026
Hothouse Theatre's Youth Project – also know as Film Club – is a chance for young people to mess around with cameras and sound recorders to create sketches, reports
and have a whole lot of fun and make new friends!
All the sessions are FREE!
For more information or to sign up for our have-a-go sessions send us an email info@hothousetheatre.com
You can also drop in on the day and have a look at what we are up to.
Check out our Autumn Half Term report our Christmas sessions and our Winter 26 Report
Places are limited.
The young people must be between the ages of 10 – 18. All sessions will be led by our Workshop Leader who is a fully trained teacher, experienced community worker and youth worker, and a support worker.
Places are limited.
Wollaton Park slideshow
Hothouse Theatre’s Youth Group – AKA Film Club – took themselves off to Wollaton Park to see what was going down, and to take some photos.
The result was a whole load of very good photographs, a close encounter with some local wildlife and a visit to a vintage fairground, that just happened to have sprung up over night!
All the photos were taken by Arham, Olivia and Victoria.
The music was generated by Magic Music.
Wollaton Park audio
As well as the slide show, whilst at Wollaton Park, the youth group produced an audio that will be used in our next community Podcast.
As well as the things you would normally expect to find at Wollaton, the team stumbled across a vintage fairground.
Nottingham Castle slideshow
Hothouse Theatre’s Youth Group – AKA Film Club – took themselves off to Nottingham Castle to see what was going down, and to take some photos.
The result was a whole load of very good photographs, a whole load of history and a discussion about the true nature of Robin Hood.
All the photos were taken on the day by Arham, Olivia and Victoria. Additional photos by Dunc from Hotohuse Theatre Access All Areas team, were taken on a previous visit.
The music was generated by Magic Music.
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As well as the slide show, whilst at Wollaton Park, the youth group produced an audio that will be used in our next community Podcast.
As well as the things you would normally expect to find at Wollaton, the team stumbled across a vintage fairground.
