Workshop RFA
1. Team intro games getting children to set in a circle and from them to copy the movement I do. Then pass it on.
2. indcence a puppet Pinocchio to the children that then can hold and move and pass in around the circle.
3. Tell the children about the different character in the story get them to move room the space as the character they would like to be then show them how they would move like. Jiminy cricket jumps around . with fairy to wave the wand. Then can then dress up as the character they what to be and move how they what to move.
4. Get to work together to make a donkey using brown cloths and put the cloth over use and try and move as a donkey.
5. Teach them some Sign language from one of the songs in chicken shed Pinocchio.
6. Get them to dress up as the chacters get them to tell me what they think the story of Pinocchio is and get them to role play they story.
Tuesday, 29 December 2009
Thursday, 17 December 2009
Marketing D Pinocchio
This Christmas, the must see show for both adults and children is the musical ‘Pinocchio’ at the Chicken Shed theatre in Cat Hill, Middlesex. Loved by children for generations, the story of the wooden puppet that becomes a boy has been turned into a wonderful musical. Running from the 9th December 2009 to the 16th January 2010 the two hour show is a Christmas treat for all ages.
At the Chicken Shed we have a reputation for putting on inclusive theatre - adults and children with all abilities take part in our shows. In fact, we encourage anyone who loves performing to take the stage. Reflecting this, there are four separate casts over the five week run involving 800 or so performers (200 per cast)
Our commitment to inclusivity is reflected in the wheel chair-friendly access to both stage and the 400-seater auditorium. The hearing impaired can follow the action and dialogue through the presence of signing performers.
There is a bar serving food and drink and these can be ordered before the show, during the interval and after the show.
Our front-of-house team are on hand to help if you need anything. We are always happy to help and like to make our public feel welcome and part of our theatre.
Tickets
Adults: £16.00 (Concessions: £12.00)
Time: 7.30 – 9.30 (Interval of 20 minutes at the end of act 1)
At the Chicken Shed we have a reputation for putting on inclusive theatre - adults and children with all abilities take part in our shows. In fact, we encourage anyone who loves performing to take the stage. Reflecting this, there are four separate casts over the five week run involving 800 or so performers (200 per cast)
Our commitment to inclusivity is reflected in the wheel chair-friendly access to both stage and the 400-seater auditorium. The hearing impaired can follow the action and dialogue through the presence of signing performers.
There is a bar serving food and drink and these can be ordered before the show, during the interval and after the show.
Our front-of-house team are on hand to help if you need anything. We are always happy to help and like to make our public feel welcome and part of our theatre.
Tickets
Adults: £16.00 (Concessions: £12.00)
Time: 7.30 – 9.30 (Interval of 20 minutes at the end of act 1)
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