We provide speech, drama classes to give people the confidence they need on stage and public speaking, with the tools to express themselves.
I can also work with an adult providing support to achieve a diploma in professional speaking.
Programs available for people from Migrant backgrounds to help build their confidence and practical communication skills needed to thrive in the workplace and their communities.
Call me and tell me what age and stage the student who is interested are at, and what do they want to learn?





Deb is a registered teacher teaching for 20 years in Schools. In 2016 she trained in Paris at the International School of Acting and Creativity. With 15 years involvement in SGCNZ Shakespeare festivals and Deb has participated in the Young Shakeapeare Company trip to the Globe in London, twice! performing on the Globe stage herself in 2010.
Deb is a life member of Whangarei Theatre Company and has performed in over 40 musical and theatre shows and taught junior community drama classes at WTC. She also has had the great opportunity to work on 'Luminaries', 'Letter to the king' and 'the Rings of Power', and 'Brokenwood' series and more for Television.
Deb also enjoys singing with Opera North and hosts the annual event Classics at the Cove in Waipu with her husband David Brown, and she has directed Waipu Wearable Arts event twice.

In 2023 Ryan Murray, long standing member of Making a Scene was selected to go to the Globe Centre in London,2025 Noah Hewlett Coffey was selected to represent Northland at SGCNZ Globe education Centre n London. This year 2026 Anis Bahrinipour was selected to go to London, after his week-long experience with SGCNZ NSSP in Wellington.
Making a Scene students who have been selected from over 5000 students, to participate in NSSP (National Schools Shakespeare Production) are: Ryan Murray, Lucy Murray, Dilana Tediek, Noah Hewlett Coffey, and Anis Bahrinipour.
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