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Disco Dudes & Divas Birthday Party - Sat 11 Jul - Dulwich Village - 100% stress free fun!


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If you like the idea of going all out and having a really fun birthday party for your son or daughter, but are put off by the spiralling costs, then we have the perfect solution for you! Join The Little Disco Company?s 'Disco Dudes and Divas' birthday party. (?165 is for 10 children, ?247.50 is for 15 children)


Bring your party to us - you don't have to organise a thing (apart from the cake and invites!)


Bring along your birthday boy or girl and up to 15 of his/her friends to join in the fun - we?ll take care of everything for your child?s special day. For just ?16.50 per child they will experience 2 hours of guaranteed disco-themed fun (plenty for boys as well as girls), arts & crafts, games, a short disco dance routine choreographed and led by our professional dance teacher, and finally a 50 minute Little Disco with a live DJ and disco lights to create the ultimate disco party atmosphere. Of course we do all the clearing up at the end too. All you need to do is send out the invitations and bring along a birthday cake!


This price includes food & drinks and of course a party bag for each child to take home. We are delighted to be working with teachers from Lauren Varnham Performing Arts to bring you this fantastic and unique birthday event. Lauren and her team bring some West End sparkle to this super birthday party.


JULY - Saturday 11 July - St Barnabas Village Hall, Dulwich Village


More about our parties...


This party is perfect for your disco diva or breakdancing bad-boy aged 5-9 years old. There will be a maximum of 4 different birthday groups taking part in the same party.


Read more about this fabulous idea on www.thelittlediscocompany.co.uk


Contact us directly to book your birthday party date on

07794757166 (Kate)

07884447935 (Clare)

or [email protected]

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