Deborah & Paul Percy
Youth Theatre - Australia

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Program: YOUTH THEATRE
Program Group: SENIOR View Synopsis

SENIOR YOUTH THEATRE is for students age 7 to 12 years.  Students do not need any previous stage or acting experience, however, they do need to be prepared to contribute, work hard and have loads of fun.

Youth Theatre is NOT a holiday care program, it is serious theatre for those that are keen to learn and be on stage.

Plays and musical plays are written so that every student receives a meaningful role with dialogue.  Roles are designed so that those with more confidence and experience can be extended, while those less confident can be nurtured. 
Type: Holiday Camp
Places: (19) CLASS FULL
Times: 9:00 to 3:00
Operating Hours: 8:00 to 5:00
(Signifies supervised care hours outside actual Program Times)
Age Level: 7-12
Day/s: Multi-Day
Dates:
09/07/2018 - 12/07/2018 (COMPLETED)
24 Sessions
Performances:12/07 3:00PM: Wolf, Wolf & Wolf
Fees: $365.00
Early Bird Special Fee: $328.50 Runs till: 31/12/2017
Venue: Canberra Girls Grammar (Senior School) View Map
Notes:

Please note change of PERFORMANCE TIME to 3:00pm.

Easiest access to the Senior School Drama Centre is via the staff entrance off Empire Circuit. Go in the gate, turn hard right, park in the small carpark at the top of the drive. Walk up the path. The Drama Centre is the last building on your left at the top of the path. Walk around the right hand side of the building to find the main entrance.

Please supply your children with snacks, water and a packed lunch. Please note that electronic devises are only allowed during lunch break and after 3pm.
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Play Synopsis

The 3 big bad wolves have finally retired from being bad and have started a business as private detectives. They have high hopes for their new venture, especially as they have the very efficient Miss Nolan to run the office. Things are a little slow to start with, but change rather dramatically when they have to do battle with the impetuous 3 little pigs, the not so nice Red & Ruby Riding Hood, and of course Peter of “Peter and the Wolf” fame. What are Mother Pig, Mother Hood & Grandfather so annoyed about that they need the help of “Wolf, Wolf & Wolf”? Will the 3 Wolves stay strong and good, or will they revert to their old selves? Who really learns a lesson in this funny quirky comedy?