"Westend" Workshop 10-15years 18th-23rd August

By MusicalTheatreWorksh
August 7, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted August 7, 2014

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Posted August 7, 2014

Following our hugely successful "Singin' in the Rain & Little Shop of Horrors? workshop last summer, MusicalTheatreWorkshops.co.uk is returning to Herne Hill to run a week full of Musical Theatre fun for children aged 10-15 years.

This year the children will enjoy learning the songs and choreography of the best loved "numbers" from: ?Hairspray?, ?Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?, ?42nd Street? & ?Dreamboats & Petticoats? so expect lots of finger clicking, shoo-bopping and jazz hands!

The big finale of the week is our "Mini-Show" when parents, friends and family come into the studio to enjoy the children performing the numbers they have learned.

For more information, prices, booking and photos from last years workshop please visit www.musicaltheatreworkshops.co.uk

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