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GDND Academy are exited to announce our forthcoming holiday workshop?(drum roll please) FROZEN!


The workshop runs over 5 consecutive days. Taking scenes and songs from the hit film, giving them an experience in acting, singing and dancing.


On day 5, the children will put on a performance for family and friends, showcasing all they have learnt and achieved throughout the week!


Our workshops are always great fun, professional and a rewarding experience for all. Spaces are limited and our first 4-6s session SOLD OUT fast, so sign up quickly!


Not taken part in a GDND Academy workshop before? You will receive 5% discount from the advertised price, even better bring a new friend and you will receive a 10% discount!


WHERE: The Goose Green Centre,

East Dulwich Rd

SE22 9AT

WHEN: 28th July-1st August

AGE/TIME/COST:

4-6yrs 10am-1.30pm (?65) [sOLD OUT]

4-7yrs 1.00-4pm (?65)

7-12yrs 10am-4pm (?105)

PERFORMANCE AT THE END OF THE WEEK


How do I book? Email [email protected]

Any questions please email or call: 07904424504

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