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Writers Theatre Youth Matinee Workshop: Strike Up the Band!
Bring the whole family for an afternoon of fun at Writers Theatre on Saturday, March 4th! While grownups catch the 3pm matinee of ONCE, young people can participate in a special theatre workshop taught by WT Education’s professional teaching artists. Inspired by the hit musical, participants will create their own instruments and explore sound design.
Workshop activities are designed to be active, fun, flexible, and adaptable to multiple ages and abilities. All are welcome. Please let us know how we can make the experience successful and rewarding for your young person. Young people from ages 5-12 are welcome. We ask that they are able to use the bathroom by themselves.
AT WRITERS THEATRE
AGES 5-12
$10 PER PARTICIPANT
writerstheatre.org/events
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