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Invercargill Little Big Studio - Kids Music and Theatre lessons

Tumara from Central-West Invercargill

Brand new Studio!

Hi Everyone!

I am trialling our new Beginner music/theatre/speech and drama group lessons from 3 December 2019! Ages 5+


We have group lessons spots available as below

3 December - 13 December

Weekdays:

3.30pm-4.30pm
5pm-6pm

Pickups/dropoffs from Invercargill are available - an extra $2 (get in touch and we will let you know what we availability there is for these)

$10 per session



Our School Holiday Programme

16 December - 20 December

Half day programme

7am-12 midday (programme starts at 9am but care is provided from 7am if required)

12.30 midday - 5pm

$15 per half day

Pickups/dropoffs available.

Whole day availability at this stage.

Group lessons combine music theory, keyboard lessons, script writing, composing, Speech, drama and acting all learnt through play! Perfect lessons for all theatrical children!

Currently run at home - in a beautiful conservatory space but looking at gaining a premises from early January.

No need to commit further than a week ahead because I am a parent too and life is everchanging!

Lessons are run by Tumara Hall, an accomplished trumpet and piano musician, who is great with kids of all ages! Parents are more than welcome to pull up a cushion and join in to or scoot off to run those errands. Tumara Hall owned Theatrepixies in 2014, check out some of the cool videos of what her previous students got up to over at www.youtube.com...

Call Tumara Hall on 0224006030 or email tumarahall@gmail.com to book in now!

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