2694 days ago

Free Trial Class Pt Chev Drama Club

Acting Teacher from Point Chevalier Drama Club

We are still offering a free trial class for any kids aged 7-12 years old that want to try out our brand new Physical Theatre and Circus Class with award winning performance artist Azaria Universe. Come try it out and check out our beautiful location in Pt Chev. How lucky are we!
Have you ever wanted to try building human pyramids? Stand on your hands? Have a go at juggling or hula hooping? Imagine creating stories and performance with these skills!
Using movement and circus skills Circus and Physical Theatre for Drama Classes will focus on using our bodies, our physicality, our creativity AND circus skills to build pictures and to tell stories.

For details visit us at : ptchevdrama.com...
or email to register your interest: ptchevdrama@gmail.com
Classes are held at : Point Chev Sailing Club

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