Dance Projection’s Annual Summer Show for all the family to attend and be entertained from the start to the end. Moments to Memories includes our junior and senior students
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A Christmas Carol in Concert
This unique retelling of Dickens’ heart-warming tale uses an array of traditional and modern instruments and authentic musical arrangements. It brims with warmth, wit and wonder.
Modern-day balladeers GreenMatthews take the well-loved festive adventure back to its Victorian fireside roots, painting a vivid and evocative picture of Dickens’ world. Chris Green (voice, guitar, mandocello, piano), Sophie Matthews (voice, flute, English border bagpipes) and special guest Jude Rees (voice, oboe, melodeon) use a magical blend of new lyrics, traditional midwinter English folk tunes and carol melodies to illustrate the transformation of flinty-hearted Ebenezer Scrooge into the epitome of the Christmas spirit – warm-hearted, generous and loving. Uplifting and melodic, GreenMatthews’ A Christmas Carol perfectly recaptures the simple Yuletide delights of fellowship, laughter and good cheer.
Family Knees Up
Cor Blimey, Guv’nor, it’s a good old-fashioned East-End knees up!
Fancy a change from nursery rhymes? Grab your ‘basin of gravy’ and your ‘dustbin lids’ and join us for some songs at the Ol’ Johanna!
Baby Knees Up is a zany, interactive family event with bubbles, puppets and plenty of singing along for adults, babies and children aged 0 – 100.
Tom Carradine (Carradine’s Cockney Singalong) will get you and your little ones Doing the Lambeth Walk, pondering How Much is That Doggy in the Window, marching with inflatable bananas “down The Strand” and much more!
New City College End of Year Show
BTEC and A-Level Student from Havering and Sixth Form come together on the main stage for an evening of exiting live music and entertainment
Create & Play – Under the Sea
Looking for something to keep the little ones occupied during the summer? Why not leave them with us for two jam-packed hours of creative fun involving drama games, storytelling and craft activities.
Each session is themed around a popular children’s story and includes a craft activity to take home.
Create & Play – Dino Discoveries
Looking for something to keep the little ones occupied during the summer? Why not leave them with us for two jam-packed hours of creative fun involving drama games, storytelling and craft activities.
Each session is themed around a popular children’s story and includes a craft activity to take home.
Create & Play – Jungle Drums
Looking for something to keep the little ones occupied during the summer? Why not leave them with us for two jam-packed hours of creative fun involving drama games, storytelling and craft activities.
Each session is themed around a popular children’s story and includes a craft activity to take home.
Create & Play – Beside the Seaside
Looking for something to keep the little ones occupied during the summer? Why not leave them with us for two jam-packed hours of creative fun involving drama games, storytelling and craft activities.
Each session is themed around a popular children’s story and includes a craft activity to take home.
Inked
A WORLD PREMIERE
Behind every tattoo is a story. What people decide to get inked is often highly significant and personal. Tattoos can be decorative, commemorative, symbolic and transformational. Some stop at one or two – others curate an entire gallery on their skin. Inked is a bold new piece of theatre based on true stories. Director Lucy Pitman-Wallace has worked her way around Havering, interviewing those with tattoos and some of the incredible artists who create them. Together with writer Paul Dodgson, Lucy has shaped these authentic stories into a compelling script that promises to be fascinating, emotive and inspiring.
Venue: Cobra Monkey, Mercury Mall, Mercury Gardens, Romford RM1 3EE
Havering Junior Music Festival
We are delighted to announce the return of the Havering Junior Music Festival.
Together with the schools in Havering, you will be taken back in time to the 80s, with performances from primary school choirs and secondary school bands.
