SAWSTON Wicked Performance Workshop

SAWSTON WICKED PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP 15th April

💚 Wicked Performance Workshop

Act • Sing • Dance – Inspired by the Magic of Wicked!

Next 5 tickets are REDUCED to £25! Usually £35

Step into the world of Oz with our thrilling Wicked-inspired performance workshop, where children explore storytelling through drama, singing, and movement – all while building confidence and having a magical time on stage!

Led by a qualified teacher and professionally trained performer from the prestigious ArtsEd musical theatre school, this workshop blends real West End-style training with fun, accessible activities designed for all experience levels.

🧙‍♀️ What’s Included:

Learn songs and movement inspired by Wicked the Musical
Develop character through drama games and storytelling
Explore themes of friendship, identity, and standing out
Take part in a short performance for parents at the end!

Why Choose Us?

✅ All staff are DBS checked, safeguarding & first aid trained
✅ Run by a qualified teacher with years of experience teaching children
✅ We’re a performance-based school – every workshop has learning, creativity, and confidence-building at its core
✅ Structured, inclusive, and most importantly – fun!

📍 Suitable for ages reception to 12 year olds
⏰ 9am - 3pm Parents are invited to watch our showcase at 2:30pm
🎟️ Limited spaces available – book early to avoid disappointment!

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What to Expect

Qualified instructors: Every session is led by experienced educators and industry professionals.
Diverse performance styles: From musical theatre to contemporary drama, scene study, every workshop offers something new.
Creative & immersive experiences: Children actively participate in the storytelling process through interactive teacher-in-role techniques.
A fresh approach every time: No two workshops are the same – each session is carefully crafted to be innovative and inspiring.
Showcase for parents: At the end of each workshop, participants present a final performance, allowing parents to see their children’s progress and achievements.