Australian Acting Academy

Our Adults Acting Class took to the stage for their midyear showing, sharing a beautiful movement and choral piece followed by a series of hilarious 3-minute improvised scenes which had the whole audience in fits of laughter!

We love seeing our adult students take creative risks, support each other, and bring stories to life on stage. We truly couldn’t be prouder of this incredible group 💛

If you’ve been thinking about stepping into acting, there’s never been a better time to join us. Our Adults Acting Classes are now open for enrolments: A space to build confidence, explore creativity, and connect with a wonderful community of performers 🤩

Our Holiday Workshop Schedule is officially live! 🎬

We’re excited to be bringing a fresh line-up of creative, high-energy workshops these holidays 💛 Designed to build skills and confidence in a fun, supportive environment, don't miss out on the magic these holidays!

Spots are limited, so take a look at the schedule and lock in your favourites! We can't wait to see you soon 🌟

We recently took a walk down memory lane through our old Facebook photos and found snapshots from camps in 2019 and 2020 — over five years ago!

Camp has been a cornerstone of the AAA for many years. Every camp brings the same excitement and anticipation, creating opportunities for students, both new and returning, to collaborate, build friendships, create, perform, and grow as actors and young people.

Looking back at these photos reminds us just how many incredible memories have been made over the years. From performances and workshops to late-night laughs and lifelong friendships, camp has always been about so much more than acting.

Whether you're joining us for the first time or coming back for more, there's a place for you. Book now for our 2026 Winter Camp (29th June - 3rd July) - spots are strictly limited.

What are some of your favourite camp memories? ❤️

This week was a pretty special full circle moment 🎬

At the premiere of Seven Snipers, we watched past AAA students doing incredible work both on and off screen. Starring Charles Cottier and Pacharo Mzembe, and produced by Tristan Barr — all familiar faces from their earliest days in our classes, long before the premieres, credits, and industry recognition.

Just young actors showing up, putting in the work… and now building real careers in the industry.
A really special night 🤍

PS: You might also recognise some of our other former students — Kai Smythe (filmmaker and comedian, Hairy Soul Man), Winnie Mzembe (actress), and of course our own Brendan Glanville and Sean Hasemann. And yes, Sean also attended AAA classes as a teenager alongside Kai — and they’re still lifelong friends today.

If you had met Beth in 2020, you wouldn’t have heard much from her!
She was the one avoiding eye contact, skipping classes that involved performing, and doing everything possible to stay out of the spotlight

But she kept coming back...
And somewhere between the nerves, the people, and the stage… she found her voice 🤍

This is the beginning of our Student Spotlight series, where we’ll be sharing stories from across the academy—past and present 💛
So if you’re a current student or an alumni, we’d love to feature you 😁
Send us a message to get involved!

What happens in an acting class isn’t what most people think.

In every moment of improvising, every game, every “I don’t know what to say,” every shaky first step onto the stage, students are building something far bigger than performance skills — confidence, resilience, communication, and the ability to back themselves.

Because confidence isn’t something you wait for — it’s something you build, moment by moment.

Classes start back NEXT WEEK, so enrol now before it's too late 💛