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Pershore workshop for talented youngsters
12:00pm Saturday 11th October 2008
PLACES on a free workshop taking place in Pershore with a renowned music and dance group are still up for grabs.
For the past three weeks the group, Lady Georgianna, who specialise in 18th century style productions, have been running a project entitled Music, Movement and Story with Key Stage 2 students.
So far the project consists of a storyline, some songs to learn, actions and dance moves, even a bit of song writing, and culminates in a special presentation on December 3.
Anyone who is interested in taking part themselves can attend a rehearsal being held at Holy Redeemer Catholic Primary School, in Priest Lane, Pershore, on Wednesday afternoons from 3.30pm until 5pm.
No previous skills are necessary.
To register your interest call 01386 859 648 or e-mail info@lady-g.co.uk. For examples of previous projects go to the Lady Georgianna website at www.lady-g.co.uk.
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