Queen Workshop: JK Theatre Arts will be running a one day Queen workshop on Monday 13th February (Half Term) at the Park Centre, Burgess Hill.
There will be two workshops taking place, making them age appropriate.
Age: 6-16yrs Age: 3.5 -5yrs
Time: 10-4pm Time: 9am-10.15am
Cost: £25 per child Cost: £5
Both workshops will be looking at the songs of Queen, including choreography to their iconic musical scores; and drama will look at presenting and stage craft to accompany performance.
Queen Workshop at Park Centre in Burgess Hill, Sussex on Monday, 13 February 2012.
For more information about Queen Workshop, please contact 07504059640, or see event details on the left.
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