New dates for Puppet and Environment Workshop!

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Posted By: nicole on September 1, 2010 in calendar, news, ticker - Comments: No Comments »

All of those who were contemplating the Bri and Luk Puppet Workshop for August, never fear – the date has been moved to 1, 2 and 3 October!

Participants to the workshop will be invited to become part of the puppeteer troupe to present the Bri and Luk puppet show in primary schools and other locations from October.

The workshop will include basic principles of using the puppets which have been individually designed and made to match the characters in the Bri and Luk Book Series along with some basic climate change education to compliment to script which will be used.

Ms Kelly Kirkham, a Canadian Puppeteer and puppet creator will be facilitating the workshop and looks forward to sharing her knowledge of many years of experience in this field with the participants.

Persons with an interest in drama, environment, teaching, puppets are invited to send in their details to briandluk@futurecentretrust.org to register for the workshop.

The workshop is being funded by Shell Western Supply and Trading, Air Canada, Barbados Light and Power Co and the Canadian High Commission.