Half Term Drama Workshops in Herne Hill

By catandhutch
February 12, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted February 12, 2019

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Posted February 12, 2019

Hi East Dulwich Forum!

Not sure what to do with the kids this Half Term? Cat & Hutch has it sorted with a whole week of Drama Workshops at the newly refurbished Station Hall above Herne Hill Station.

We are a storytelling company dedicated to bringing children's stories to life and run regular workshops at The Bright Emporium in Clapham and used to run weekly workshops at Off the Cuff on Railton Road.

Our workshops this half term are inspired by 'The Secret Garden' and we'll be focusing on movement, voice work, teamwork, confidence building, and creativity. The week will finish with a sharing for friends and family so your children can share with you what they have been working on throughout the week.

Key Stage 1 (Reception-Year 2) - 9.00am-12.00pm

Key Stage 2 (Year 3-6) - 1.00pm-4.00pm

Price is ?50.00 per child for the week. Spaces are limited so if you're interested, please do book soon.

To book, please download the attached booking form and send over to [email protected] or book via our Hoop page, www.hoop.co.uk/cat-hutch

For more information on us, please visit our website www.catandhutch.com

All the best,

Cat & Hutch

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