Children's Beauty and the Beast workshops (age 4 -7) Tuesdays 4pm - 5pm, Herne Hill

By creativemindslondon
February 5, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted February 5, 2018

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Posted February 5, 2018

Each week, the children will rehearse scenes from a specially written show.

Our core focus is still on developing the children's knowledge of storytelling, role play and drama and theatre skills, as well as developing their skills in script reading and speech. Our classes build confidence, self-esteem, encourage and develop talent, allowing children to make new, likeminded friends.

Please email us to book a FREE TRIAL: [email protected]

Alternatively you can visit our website www.creativemindslondon.com for more information about our workshops and ;classes.

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