The Three Wonders by Claudette Flint
9 July 7.45pm and 10 July 5.00pm
The younger members of our youth group present a very funny play with smashing musical numbers. The Sultan wants to marry his daughter Leila. Three Princes are asking for her hand. The Sultan wants to test them and ask them to go and get an extraordinary object. The owner of the most extraordinary one will get the Princess's hand. The problem is that the three of them will find an equally extraordinary object. So the Sultan will have to test their core values but the Princess dares to disagree with her father. The generation gap is eternal and timeless.
Heartbreak Beautiful by Christopher William Hill
8 July 7.45pm and 10 July 7.45pm
PARENTAL ADVISORY STRONG LANGUAGE A comedy romance set during a series of PE lessons. Students from our senior youth group present this physical theatre play about love, ambition and relationships in the teenage world. Set around sports, the passion and energy of sport combines with the passion and energy of theatre. This hard hitting play with touches of brilliant comedy leaves you on the edge of you seat right till the final whistle.
We have an active, enthusiastic and talented youth group, led by Matt Whitelock, a professional actor seen on TV and the big screen, and his team from Berzerk Productions.
Acting, improvisation, movement, mime, characters, games, group work, trust, communication, performance…and so much more…
Performing at the Oakwood Theatre annually
Classes are:-
Tuesdays Evenings
Age 11+ 6.30pm to 8.00pm
Age 14+ 8.00pm to 9.30pm
Classes at:-
Chapel Hall, Loddon Bridge Road , Woodley
LAMDA tuition available by arrangement
Our philosophy of Dram a
Drama concerns the development of personality. Young people should acquire social and life skills through drama. We endeavour to bring out positive aspects of personality: self confidence, a tendency to listen actively, a sense of humour, the ability to relate more easily with others - possibly because one is more at ease with oneself. Drama is about instilling the desire to communicate. It is about losing inhibitions. It is about feeling the confidence to express your own point of view. In our changing world it offers a sense of belonging.
For a free trial lesson, to book a place, or for more details please contact:
Krysia Blake at woodleyyouththeatre@hotmail.co.uk or tel. 0118 9667023
Today's Talent, Tomorrows Stars
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