Granville Theatre

School Holiday Theatre Workshop (for 4-18 year olds)

Jungle King in Wonderland

August 16th to 19th, 10am - 4pm

Only £60 per child for all four days

To register your child or for more information, please call Trudi on 01843 855000 or download the leaflet and booking form from our web site www.granvilletheatre.com, fill it in and send it back.

Couldn’t be simpler!

A fun-packed adventure into the world of Theatre, ending in a specially written performance of a popular story. Children and young people (4-16 years) are entertained with dancing, singing, drama, percussion, games, and face painting.

For those who enjoy the theatre but would prefer not to perform, our backstage classes give them the chance to go behind the scenes and get involved with technical back-up (lighting, sound and special effects) and stage design. A great opportunity to get their hands dirty and find out how things work behind the scenes.

Keep those faces smiling in the school holidays!

• Artwise
• Dippers & Dunkers
• Granville Theatre
• International Kite Festival
• Joss Bay Surf School
• Model Railway Exhibition 2010
• Pie Factory Music
• Pipeline
• Quarterdeck Youth & Training Centre
• Royal Temple Yacht Club
• Shop Local First
• Sound Island Music Festival
• Sport 4 NRG
• Sport Matters
• Stepahead Support
• Summer Blast 2010
• Thanet Coast Project
• Thanet College
• The Children's Society
• Theatre Royal Margate
• Tom Thumb Theatre
• Turner Contemporary
• Whitehall Youth Work Project

Want to add an event?

If so, please contact Luke Edwards on 01843 577182 or e-mail luke.edwards@thanet.gov.uk.

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