ZOZI BLOG

Where Being Silly Is Taken Very Seriously
There’s a moment I see again and again in drama sessions. A child hesitates. They glance around the room, checking who’s watching, weighing up whether it’s “safe” to look a bit daft. And then something shifts. Someone pulls a ridiculous face. I trip over a prop on purpose. A puppet

Why Drama Is One of the Most Powerful Tools for Children’s Confidence, Learning & Self-Expression
Drama is one of the most effective ways for children to make sense of the world. When they act out a story rather than simply listen to it, they understand it in a much deeper way. They make decisions, express emotions, solve problems, and communicate with others — often without

Finding Freedom in Improvisation: Turning Fear into Creativity
Improvisation once made my palms sweat, conjuring fears of judgment and mistakes. But what if I told you it’s not about perfection? At Zozimus Drama, we transform anxiety into adventure, creating a supportive space where laughter and curiosity thrive. Here, improvisation becomes a joyful exploration, nurturing confidence, teamwork, and resilience.

Drama Without the Pressure: Why Non-Performance and Play Matter
“Does your child love drama games but freeze when it comes to performing?”It’s something I hear from parents time and again. Their child is imaginative, full of ideas, and loves role-play at home, but the minute they’re asked to stand in front of an audience — even if it’s just

The Heart Behind Zozimus Drama
If you’ve ever asked your child what they did in Zozimus Drama and they replied with something vague like “I was an alien” — only for you to wonder what on earth that meant — then this blog is for you. Because behind the silliness, giggles, and dressing up is

Early Years Drama That Sparks Imagination
There’s someone very special who joins us for every Early Years session at Zozimus Drama. He’s fluffy, full of mischief, and has the biggest heart in the room. His name is Bertie Bear—and he’s more than just a puppet. He’s our Story Explorer-in-Chief, a trusted friend, a bit of a