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Summer shed

29 July - 5 August, 2024

Summer Shed is for anyone between the ages of 5-11, and in school year 1-6, and is delivered by Chickenshed’s highly experienced and energetic team!

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31 July, 2024

Crime of the Century Performance

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12 August, 2024

A summer theatre project for 11-17 year olds who are interested in sharing and developing a passion for writing, performance, movement and music.

Child in performance workshop

8 September - 27 October, 2024

Drop-in Sunday Shed workshops for 5-7yrs with different themes every week and lots of drama, dance, music and art.

two performers acting on stage

8 September - 27 October, 2024

These workshops are relaxed and informal sessions that will explore text and character using drama games and improvisation techniques. 

Sunday Shed session with child reading script

8 September - 27 October, 2024

A Sunday Shed performance project, designed to elevate your music, dance, and singing abilities. It's the perfect opportunity for children aged 8-11, regardless of experience, leading up to an exciting live performance!

Adults performing with string and ribbon

8 September - 27 October, 2024

Explore your favourite songs from the musicals in this Sunday Shed performance skills workshop.

two performers on stage

8 September - 27 October, 2024

A Sunday Shed acting project leading to a live performance! Suitable for young people aged 12-18 with any level of previous experience.

Jo Collins leads Community Choir

11 September - 23 October, 2024

The Chickenshed Community Choir is a uniquely inclusive environment to develop your singing skills as part of an ensemble through a fantastic series of vocal sessions.

Jo Collins leads Community Choir

30 October - 11 December, 2024

The Chickenshed Community Choir is a uniquely inclusive environment to develop your singing skills as part of an ensemble through a fantastic series of vocal sessions.

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