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Review of
Children of Eden
(Bolton News)
"It would be a sin to miss it"


Programme for 2012

8th to 10th March

Treasure Island
(Youth Theatre)

Theatre Church,
Seymour Road
Bolton


26th May

Diamond Jubilee Concert
(Choral Section)

Victoria Hall,
Bolton
(in collaboration with
Bolton Choral Union and
Bolton Symphony Orchestra)


16th to 20th October

The Sound of Music
(Musical Section)

The Albert Halls
Bolton


1st December

Handel's Messiah

Victoria Hall,
Bolton
(in collaboration with
Bolton Choral Union and
Bolton Symphony Orchestra)

Youth

The Youth Theatre is for children and young people of ages ranging from 10 to 18 years, and has two very simple aims:

- To introduce young people to the world of theatre
- To give young people a worthwhile and enjoyable hobby

Each year the Youth Theatre performs a musical show in March or April. The venue for the 2012 production will be the Theatre Church, Seymour Road, Astley Bridge, Bolton.

The members are trained by experienced adults in general stagecraft, acting, singing, movement and dance, and during the show are accompanied by a small orchestra, with professional lighting and sound. There is no audition to join the Youth Theatre, although auditions are normally held for those interested in taking principal roles in the show. Youth membership costs £10.00 per year, which goes towards paying for insurance, hire of the rehearsal premises and the increasingly high costs involved in staging a musical show. 

The adults in charge are mindful of the need for a secure environment for young people, and their welfare and safety are ensured as far as is reasonably and humanly possible.

Rehearsals are held at the Parish Church Hall, Bolton between 6.45pm and 8.30pm on Wednesday evenings, beginning in mid – September. Parents or guardians are responsible for the prompt arrival and collection of their children, although no child will ever be left unattended.

The rehearsal premises are warm, bright and friendly with ample car parking space and refreshments are always available.

Youth Theatre members gain in confidence, make new friends, learn a lot about stage-work, and generally have a lot of fun! Many have moved on to take principal roles in the society’s Musical and Choral works, and others are learning the arts of Production, Choreography and Musical Direction. Some have taken up Drama at college and even entered the professional world.

Most will find a hobby for life, so why not give it a try!