About February Half Term: 3 Day Musical Mayhem!
Musical Mayhem is coming to Carterton!
An exciting, fast-paced 3 day workshop full of singing, dancing, and drama, where you will build triple-threat skills, confidence, and learn some well-known musical numbers!
There will be a sharing of the children's work on Friday at 12:45pm.
Dates: Wednesday 18th February - Friday 20th February
Time: 10am - 1pm
Ages: 6 - 10 Year Olds
FAQs
What should my child expect?
Each of our workshops are unique, as our workshop leaders adapt their content to the interests and skills of the participants in the group. However, a general overview of a day may look like this:
9:50am - 10am: Arrival & Registration
10am - 10:45am: Physical warm up, getting to know each other, plenty of games
10:45am - 11:30am: Getting stuck into a script, song or dance
11:30am - 11:45am: Break time; rehydrate and refuel
11:45am - 12:30pm: Build on earlier ideas - start piecing singing an dancing together
12:30pm - 1pm: Time to wrap up with some more games and a warm down
1pm: Home, Sleep, Repeat!
All of our workshops finish with a sharing to parents/guardians and friends, so while there is plenty of time for fun and games, the participants will be working towards a mini performance.
What do I need to bring?
Your child should wear loose, comfortable clothing that they can move around in, and practical footwear such as trainers or plimsols.
Your child should bring a bottle of water and a cold packed snack they can eat during a break.
Depending on the themes of their final sharing, your child may be asked to bring in some small items for props or costumes. If this is the case, we try to let parents know on the first day, and try to ensure that it will be an everyday item. We do not expect any participants to buy additional items for their performances.
Nothing else is required except energy and an eagerness to get involved!
Who will be looking after my child?
All workshops are run by at least one workshop leader - who will be an industry professional - and are also supported by an assistant.
There is a first-aid trained duty manager present in the building at all times, as well as Take Part Department staff on hand to assist should any issues arise.
All of our workshop leaders hold up-to-date enhanced DBS certificates, and are experienced youth practitioners.
Is lunch provided?
No food is provided by The Theatre. All participants should bring their own snacks or packed lunch, and a water bottle to keep them going.
Water bottles can be refilled at The Theatre. We are unable to heat any food. Any allergies are taken seriously and we will communicate with participants if any foods are prohibited during the workshop (i.e if a participant has a nut allergy, we may ask that no nut based food is brought into the building).