GDND's 'Alice in Wonderland' workshop! Sing, Dance, Act!

By GDND Academy
February 6, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted February 6, 2015

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Posted February 6, 2015

Half term is fast approaching...not sure how to entertain your child and keep then active/focused?

Book them onto our Alice in Wonderland workshop...

After our successful workshops from 2014 (Mamma Mia, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and 2x Frozen). We are kicking off 2015 with 'Alice in Wonderland' at St Barnabas Parish Hall.

The workshop will be held over 3 days in the February half term and full of exiting things in 'GDND Academy's Wonderland'.

*Song* *dance* *drama* *mask making* *Mad Hatters Tea Party-along with games*

Our previous workshops have sold out so if you would like to register your interest and be the first informed when we release the info, please email us at [email protected].

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