Glee Day at Lostock Arts College

RAISING FUNDS FOR HAITI, GLEE STYLE

Footlights Theatre School have a very exciting charity event on the 10th July 2010. 'GLEE DAY', aims to raise as much money for the Haiti appeal as possible and will be held at Lostock Arts College. The day is also about having a lot of fun and will give you the opportunity to take part in what we do best at Footlights Theatre School. ACT, SING AND DANCE. Do you love the hit TV show Glee?

This open day is for EVERYONE! Children and Adults can dress up as their favourite Glee character or pop singer. (Children must be accompanied by an adult.) This day will showcase what Footlights have also recently been working on with students performing their own devised work.

Due to this open day being a charity event, we want to raise as much cash as possible for the Haiti appeal, so you can get sponsored by all your friends and family or donate just £1 to get involved.

The acting, dancing and singing workshops will be based on 'Glee' and taught by the trained Footlights teachers, whose credits include BBC's Waterloo Road, Channel 4's Shameless and lots more. This is a fantastic way to get involved with the art of performance if you're used to strutting' your moves or just want to give it a go. So get your costumes ready because 'Glee Day' will be landing on 10th July 2010. Between 10am-1pm at Lostock Arts College.

Call 0161 292 9464 for more information.

Or email the managing director Jo Fisher at jfisher@footlightstheatre.co.uk

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