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Published Date: 01 August 2008
ARE you a budding pop prince? Or maybe a drama diva in the making?
Hillsborough Young Performers (HYP) is a series of week-long full-time arts events culminating in a show at the end of each week before a live audience.

Courses, open to anybody between the ages of six and 16, begin each Monday morning, and each d
ay feature one hour of dance, drama, music and art to create a live performance by the Friday afternoon.

The summer school takes place from 10am to 3.45pm each day, ending on Friday with a free live performance for family and friends.

Participants don't need any previous experience – just a willingness to take part. This year's courses run from August 4 to 8, August 11 to 15 and then in half term week from October 27 to 31.

Each week costs £50 (£95 for two weeks or £135 for three). Call 07881736541 or download a form at www.hillsboroughyoungperformers.org.uk to reserve a place.

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  • Last Updated: 01 August 2008 9:18 AM
  • Source: Sheffield Star
  • Location: Sheffield
 
 

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