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SUMMER MUSIC & DRAMA SCHOOL

From: 22 September 2008

To: 26 September 2008

Special week-long event open to vulnerable young adults. Click here for more details....

SUMMER MUSIC & DRAMA SCHOOL

Workshop for vulnerable young adults

Summer School open to vunerable young adults from 14 years up.

School run by Michael Copley, Liz Wilson and Claire Mathieu with various guest musical instructors attending throughout the week.

Music sessions will range from writing lyrics, learning to play new instruments, improving on existing instruments, singing etc.

The week will provide young people with a huge opportunity to experience a lot of fun, learn some new skills, make some new friends and increase their confidence.

In the past these weeks have been huge successes that have been enjoyed tremendously by all.

The final concert will be held at Buckden Millenium Hall.

Venue: Saxongate Community Learning Centre, Bradbury Place, Huntingdon

Time: 9.00am to 4.00pm

Price: £50 to include lunch and refreshments

For more information call 01480 423053, or 01480 357236

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