Lichfield Garrick Theatre has announced the launch of Young Garrick Lichfield, a brand-new youth theatre offering for the young people of Lichfield.
The programme will launch in September 2024, providing access to the arts in a professional community theatre, for young people from 7 - 18 years old. Young Garrick Lichfield will be split into three age ranges, with appropriate programmes for each age group, all running alongside the school year. The theatre hopes to provide an affordable path into theatre and creativity to young people and their parents, as part of their philanthropy and outreach into the community, providing access to programmes such as these to young people and their families.
Young Garrick Junior (7-11 years) will take aspiring young superstars, in years 3 to 6, on a fun-filled adventure encouraging them to embrace the joys of creativity, build confidence and make friends. The sessions are designed to be engaging and exciting, with drama games and activities. Young Garrick Junior is £125 per term.
Young Garrick Intermediate (11-14 years) will help talented young performers in years 7 to 9 take their creativity to the next level. These sessions are specially designed to help these young people build their performance skills, boost their confidence, and explore creativity both on and off stage. Young Garrick Intermediate is £150 per term.
Finally, Young Garrick Senior (14-18 years) is for all young creatives in years 10 to 13, putting creativity center stage. Sessions will equip them with the skills, knowledge and experience they will need to pursue their dreams in the arts, giving an insight of theatre-making, from puppetry and clowning, to lighting design and directing. Young Garrick Senior is £175 per term.
Lichfield Garrick’s Jonny McClean, Head of Community Engagement says “It’s an incredibly exciting time for us at the Lichfield Garrick. Youth Theatre is often a critical part of young people’s lives, and we’re eager to get started with this new, revitalised approach to our work. We can’t wait to welcome the young people of Lichfield through our doors and give them the space to embrace their creativity, find friendships and discover what inspires them in a safe, supportive environment”.
Lichfield Garrick Theatre has announced the launch of Young Garrick Lichfield, a brand-new youth theatre offering for the young people of Lichfield.
The programme will launch in September 2024, providing access to the arts in a professional community theatre, for young people from 7 - 18 years old. Young Garrick Lichfield will be split into three age ranges, with appropriate programmes for each age group, all running alongside the school year. The theatre hopes to provide an affordable path into theatre and creativity to young people and their parents, as part of their philanthropy and outreach into the community, providing access to programmes such as these to young people and their families.
Young Garrick Junior (7-11 years) will take aspiring young superstars, in years 3 to 6, on a fun-filled adventure encouraging them to embrace the joys of creativity, build confidence and make friends. The sessions are designed to be engaging and exciting, with drama games and activities. Young Garrick Junior is £125 per term.
Young Garrick Intermediate (11-14 years) will help talented young performers in years 7 to 9 take their creativity to the next level. These sessions are specially designed to help these young people build their performance skills, boost their confidence, and explore creativity both on and off stage. Young Garrick Intermediate is £150 per term.
Finally, Young Garrick Senior (14-18 years) is for all young creatives in years 10 to 13, putting creativity center stage. Sessions will equip them with the skills, knowledge and experience they will need to pursue their dreams in the arts, giving an insight of theatre-making, from puppetry and clowning, to lighting design and directing. Young Garrick Senior is £175 per term.
Lichfield Garrick’s Jonny McClean, Head of Community Engagement says “It’s an incredibly exciting time for us at the Lichfield Garrick. Youth Theatre is often a critical part of young people’s lives, and we’re eager to get started with this new, revitalised approach to our work. We can’t wait to welcome the young people of Lichfield through our doors and give them the space to embrace their creativity, find friendships and discover what inspires them in a safe, supportive environment”.
To get involved, head to lichfieldgarrick.com.
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