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Sign up for Shed’s Summer Schools…

Our Summer Theatre programme is now in its 7th year and still going strong. For 3 weeks in August, 120 children will work with professional writers, directors and musicians and of course, Haringey Shed’s team of drama practitioners to create 2 shows that will be performed at the Bernie Grant Centre on Saturday 22nd August.

Children’s Theatre (7-10 years) Haringey Sixth Form Centre, White Hart Lane, N17

Monday 3rd August – Friday 7th August 10am – 4pm

Friday 21st August 10am – 4pm

(£50 per child – concessionary rates apply)

Youth Theatre (11-16 years) Haringey Sixth Form Centre, White Hart Lane, N17

Monday 10th August – Thursday 20th August 10am – 4pm

(£80 per child – concessionary rates apply)

Places fill up very quickly so get your application forms in as soon as possible. For more information or to request an application form please contact Lucy at lucy@haringeyshed.org or 020 8365 5453.

Stars Perform at Haringey Shed Gala

Haringey Shed’s celeb friendsSue Johnston, Alison Steadman, Richard Wilson, Rudolph Walker, Wil Johnson and Les Dennis were among the actors and singers who lent their support to Haringey Shed’s inclusive theatre company at a fundraising gala on February 8th. The sell-out event took place at the Bernie Grant Arts Centre, Tottenham. The evening included poetry and song, with a host of celebrities appearing alongside ninety- five of Haringey Shed’s young performers, aged 7–16.

Celebrity performers described the gala as follows:

Sue Johnston: (Patron) “I believe in Haringey Shed 100%..and I simply loved the show.”

Les Dennis: “I came last year and had a sense of wonder at what the young people had done. I thought the show was great – a nice diversity of performance. Things that made you think and things that made you laugh.”

Alison Steadman: “I took part because I believe Haringey Shed and theatre can give a wonderful start in life to young people. Haringey Shed gives them an empathy with other human beings, and stresses that everyone is important no matter what their ability or disability. It was brilliant to see famous names and the kids onstage together – it gave the kids an enormous lift .

Richard Wilson: ”It was a great evening, and a nice mix of performance. The kids were wonderful and stole the show.”

Lynne Hale, Haringey Shed Executive Director, said: “It was a truly wonderful event – joyful, inspiring and inclusive. The whole company, staff and young people, worked very hard to pull the event together but felt it was worth it to see such a mix of people – Shed families and well-known performers, people from all over Haringey and other parts of London celebrating the work of Haringey Shed together.”

Funds raised will help Haringey Shed continue its work in 2009.

Haringey Shed’s Community Chorus…

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HARINGEY SHED HAS MOVED…

HARINGEY SHED HAS MOVED….

From May 19th the Haringey Shed office will be based at the Bernie Grant Arts Centre on Town Hall Approach Road. The Tuesday company sessions will also be held there from June 2nd. This is an amazing opportunity and we are very excited about our future as a theatre company at the Bernie Grant Arts Centre.

Please amend you records and address all future correspondence to:-

Haringey Shed
The Bernie Grant Arts Centre
Town Hall Approach Road
Tottenham
London
N15 4RX

0208 365 5454

Our email address will be;- info@haringeyshed.org

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