Aaaaaaaaand 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, . . . . . . Rubber Chicken! I couldn’t even begin to guess at how many kids have fi nished off drama classes, show or panto rehearsals and performances with a ridiculous but energy fi lled round of ‘’rubber chicken’’
It must be in the thousands. It is to this
performing arts family that I hope to give a home with my new venture ‘Rubber Chicken Theatre’
As most of you know by now after 13 years of performing arts at The Dunblane Centre I’m heading off out into the big wide world on my own, and hoping that you’ll all come with me on the journey. For the moment I’ll be running various things in various places, there are lots of very exciting plans in the pipeline for everyone from our youngest stars through our RCT teen team, the adult choir and the adult shows and for everyone in between. I’m in the very early stages of working out what rubber chicken theatre will ultimately look like, but performing arts in Dunblane has always been about building a family, about involvement, participation, confi dence and friendships. I look forward to what our family can become.
Shows I’m aware that the big question on everyone’s lips
is about ‘Joseph’ and ‘High School Musical’ At the moment I’m hoping to run both shows, with the Centre’s support in transferring everyone over to me. I’ve confi rmed venues and am just trying to fi nalise licensing issues etc. As soon as I can the Centre will contact everyone signed up and it will be action stations from there on in!
If you have any questions about rubber chicken, anything we do, would like to get involved, make suggestions, please just get in touch
Drama Classes
Whether your child loves acting and is always front and centre of every performance, or they are quiet, shy or needing a gentle boost to their confi dence, drama is the ideal activity. Using games, role play, improvisation, prop, costume and script work and a range of activities children learn to work together, build trust and teamwork to become confi dent, expressive performers and individuals. Friendships made at drama last a lifetime. Although we occasionally perform at the end of term, the classes are not primarily performance based and will cover everything and anything from Shakespeare to tinfoil costume making, stagefi ghting to mime and anything in between. All classes fi nish (as always) with rubber chicken!
Wednesdays, Dunblane Christian Fellowship P1-P3 3.45pm – 4.30pm P4-P7 4.30pm – 5.30pm S1+ 5.30pm – 6.30pm
Dunblane Community Choir
There are few things in life that lift the spirits as much as singing!
Pamela x
pamela@rubberchickentheatre.co.uk facebook.com/rubberchickentheatre www.rubberchickentheatre.co.uk
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For everyone in S1 + through to adult (although at the moment our compliment is mainly adults!) We sing a mixture of musicals, fi lm, pop, 60s, classical and everything and anything in between. There are no auditions, no pressure - just singing, chat, tea and even cake. What more could you want :) If you’ve watched your small people sing with me and fancy giving it a go, now is the time. We’ll be starting on mainly new music and everyone is super friendly :)
£5 inc tea and cake Tuesday, 7.30pm - 9.30pm @ The Braeport Centre
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