Film
[SOLD OUT] Family Workshop: Mythical Creatures – Summer Holiday Cinema
Wednesday 14th August, 1pm
Wednesday 21st August, 9.30am
£3.50 per child
Suggested age 5-11
Join us for a relaxed creative workshop before we watch The NeverEnding Story. We will use sculptural and collage materials to make mythological creaturely forms and explore their stories by asking: How do they move? Do they fly? Where do they live? What do they eat?
Parents are required to stay during the workshop, and are encouraged to join in, but you only need to book places for children. 15 places available, advance booking required.
The workshop will take place in the Arts University Plymouth Refectory, but come and check in at the cinema Box Office/Café when you arrive (turn right when you enter the main doors of AUP). Our café will be open at 9am for snacks and hot and cold drinks.
The NeverEnding Story will follow this workshop, at 2.30pm on August 14th and at 11am on August 21st, in the cinema. Tickets for the film can be booked separately here.
Kathy Wray is a visual artist who also writes poetry and practices improvised dance movement. Kathy runs art workshops in the community for all ages, teaches life-drawing and draws portraits at local events.
Wednesday 21st August, 9.30am
£3.50 per child
Suggested age 5-11
Join us for a relaxed creative workshop before we watch The NeverEnding Story. We will use sculptural and collage materials to make mythological creaturely forms and explore their stories by asking: How do they move? Do they fly? Where do they live? What do they eat?
Parents are required to stay during the workshop, and are encouraged to join in, but you only need to book places for children. 15 places available, advance booking required.
The workshop will take place in the Arts University Plymouth Refectory, but come and check in at the cinema Box Office/Café when you arrive (turn right when you enter the main doors of AUP). Our café will be open at 9am for snacks and hot and cold drinks.
The NeverEnding Story will follow this workshop, at 2.30pm on August 14th and at 11am on August 21st, in the cinema. Tickets for the film can be booked separately here.
Kathy Wray is a visual artist who also writes poetry and practices improvised dance movement. Kathy runs art workshops in the community for all ages, teaches life-drawing and draws portraits at local events.
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