TAPAC Spring Into Action Holiday Programme (ages 5-7)
Enter a magical world of drama and dress-ups! Children will improve their confidence as they learn acting, public speaking and social skills...
Through drama, movement, improvisation and voice, children will develop their dance, acting and speaking skills and be involved in a host of spring-themed activities to promote problem-solving, participation and imagination.
Children will use their voices, enjoy music and dancing (building rhythm, musicality, following, balance and co-ordination). They will also use role-play and storytelling to build an imaginary spring fantasy-land!
Children will work towards a performance on the final day, which parents are welcome to attend.
5-6 October
9am-3pm
$120 for 2 days
For ages 5-7
Presented by TAPAC and SHINE School of Confidence
Teaching artist Rhema Sutherland studied acting at UCOL, South Seas Film and Television School and The Actors Program. She has performed in theatres across New Zealand and developed programmes to educate and grow children and young adults. A founding tutor of Shine School of Confidence , Rhema is adored by her students.
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