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Monday 1st August - Friday 26th August | 2022 | Weekdays, 10am - 4pm
The Nottingham Emmanuel School
£150 per child, per week (11-18 year olds)
Scholarships are available for low-income families
Amazing performance arts workshops designed to inspire, support and develop young people!
YMCA's sessions are open to young people of all schools aged 11-18, and provide an open, non-judgmental space to engage with industry professionals in a collaborative, creative environment.
*Drama, dance & singing workshops*
Hone your skills, practice techniques, develop resilience and build confidence in your art form!
*Get creative and perform!*
Have the opportunity to devise your own work and work towards performing for family, friends and the local community at the end of each project.
*Be part of a community*
Sessions are lively and enjoyable, shared with like-minded young people and led by industry professionals
Scholarships available for families who couldn't otherwise afford it
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