Clever Cogs – Weekly sessions for 2–4-year-olds and their grown-ups!
April 19th Jungle Adventure
April 26th Witches and Wizards
May 3rd Teddy Bears Picnic
May 10th People Who Help Us
Focusing on song, storytelling and movement, each week our Clever Cogs will journey through an interactive story with themed games, songs and dances.
The sessions are themed, so feel free to dress up, get creative or just come along for a sing-song and a story!
Sessions will be weekly during term time, 10:00 – 10:30am.
These sessions will initially start on Zoom until safe to meet up in person
Please ensure you book your place, as we will send you the Zoom link to join on the morning of the event.
Clever Cogs Junior – Easter Holiday sessions
Join us for some Easter fun on Zoom! The events are suitable for our Clever Cogs Pre-School children and their Infant school-aged siblings.
April 9th – Under the Sea
April 16th – Animal Adventure
Each class will journey through an interactive story with themed games, songs and dances that you can join in with from the comfort of your own home.
The sessions are themed, so feel free to dress up, get creative or just come along for a sing-song and a story!
Sessions will run from 10:00 – 10:45am.
Please ensure you book your place, as we will send you the Zoom link to join on the morning of the event.
Play Reading
Hope Mill Theatre’s YOUNG PEOPLE’s Play Reading Club Play reading in LOCKDOWN!
Open to 13–18-year-olds from all backgrounds and you don’t have to be an actor to come and enjoy reading a variety of genres and plays old and new – but we are sure you’ll feel like one afterwards.
Next Play reading: Sunday 25th April 2021 (Live) 11am – 12.30pm (over ZOOM)
Reading The Sad Club by Luke Barnes*
This is a musical about depression and anxiety. It’s a collection of monologues, songs and duologues from all over time and space exploring what about living in this world stops us from being Happy and how we might go about tackling those problems.
Hosted by Naomi Albans
Please ensure you book your place
*Please note there is some bad language in this piece. However, it was written for the National Theatre Connection programme which creates plays for teenagers.