Welcome to Rhythm and Rolls, Enigmatic Hills Productions’ theatre workshops for children and young people. Our programs provide an engaging, hands-on space for students to explore storytelling, acting, movement, public speaking, and stagecraft while developing confidence, self-expression, collaboration, leadership, and creative thinking.

We work with young people to celebrate their strengths and approach challenges with curiosity and confidence. Led by professional teaching artists trained by award-winning director and youth arts specialist Glenn Hayden, each program blends high standards with genuine care. Students receive individual support, guided skill development, and nurturing to grow focus, resilience, and expressive maturity-transferable skills that last a lifetime.

Every group flourishes in an environment that sparks creativity and confidence. Our workshops also strengthen curriculum-wide skills, including problem-solving, teamwork, and innovation. Whether designing a bespoke program for your school or selecting from our curated offerings, we deliver theatre experiences that are artistically rigorous, developmentally enriching, and a lot of fun!

Summer Performance Workshops

This summer, Enigmatic Hills Productions’ Rhythm and Rolls offers theatre workshops for children and young people of all ages in our 2026 Stage & Story Performance Program. Across every workshop, participants grow in confidence, creativity, and collaboration, culminating in performances that showcase their learning, imagination, and talents.

Bookworms: From Page to Stage

Bookworms brings children’s literature to life, transforming reading into a dynamic theatre experience. Over four weeks, students explore characters and stories through acting, improvisation, and collaborative performance. They adapt texts, rehearse scenes, and present their work in a final performance for parents and invited guests, building confidence, communication, empathy, and teamwork along the way.

Young Actors in the Play (YAP)

YAP immerses middle school students in the experience of theatre-making over four weeks, exploring acting techniques, character development, and ensemble work. Students rehearse original short plays under the guidance of professional teaching artists, building creativity, collaboration, and expressive confidence. The program culminates in a public performance celebrating their learning and achievements.

This four-week intensive brings Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar to life through performance. Students explore language, character, and key scenes through voice work, movement, and collaborative rehearsal. Reimagining roles and contemporary parallels make the play dynamic and relevant, culminating in a studio sharing that showcases their interpretive work and growing confidence with Shakespeare.

Shakespeare Unpacked: Julius Caesar

BOOKWORMS

YAP

SHAKESPEARE UNPACKED

Our Teaching Artists

Arjun Raj is a theatre and screen actor, director, and educator trained at Drama School Mumbai. He has performed in major stage productions including Bent and A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Royal Opera House, Mumbai, directed by Glenn Hayden. On screen, he has appeared in campaigns for 7UP, Zomato, IKEA, Porter, and Sony PlayStation, and played lead roles in digital series and films including Mahabharata – The Film for the Indian Museum. His self-directed short films earned him three Best Actor awards at international film festivals (2020–2021).

Jay Chauhan is a theatre actor, director, and educator with experience across stage, television, and actor training. He has performed in over 20 stage productions, including Romeo & Juliet at the Royal Opera House, Mumbai; and as Dhritrashtra in Andha Yug directed by K.S. Rajendran. On screen, he appeared as Shiv in the Sony TV series Mere Sai across 23 episodes. Trained at the Shri Ram Centre for Performing Arts with workshops at the National School of Drama, Jay has also directed and assisted productions with the Little Theatre Group (LTG) Repertory. As an educator, he has worked as an acting coach at Barry John Acting Studio and as a drama teacher at Manav Sthali School.