6th edition of Dance with Grace

This years shows are nearly upon us.

On Sunday we had our full dress rehearsal. It was a long day for me and the sound man, lighting man and stage crew.

Although it was a long day it was not to stressful and not to many hitches.

Well done to all involved.

The first show is at 1.00pm on Sunday 4th March 2007.

SHOW DATES

Sunday 4th March 2007 @ 1.00pm and 6.00pm
Sunday 11th March 2007 @ 1.00pm and 6.00pm
Sunday 18th March 2007 @ 1.00pm and 6.00pm

Tickets £5 each.

Thanks to the Croydon Advertser and MP

Our thanks to the Croydon Advertser and the M.P. Andrew Pelling for all their help and support. Without their help would we still be waiting??

Check the following link Video Presentation

Who can help with the children

The law states that only the parents or legal guardian can look after the children. This means that grandparents, aunties or friends can not look after the children.

Basically a complete strangers can look after your child as long as they have had the relevant checks, but relatives are not allowed.

Is the law an ass

Dance with Grace has a blog

Dance with Grace has a blog.
What an exciting time, the sixth edition of Dance with Grace is nearly upon us. Although there were concerns that the show may not happen as archaeic government legislation intended for young professional performers has been applied to us! We essentially need CHAPERONE LICENCES for the show to go ahead.

What is a chaperone

Children in entertainment must be in the care of either their parent, the children's legal guardian or an approved chaperone at all times.

A chaperone is the key person to whom a child looks to for guidance, protection, clarification and support.

The word 'Matron' is used within the legislation. Nowadays matrons are generally referred to as chaperones. They are one and the same.

A chaperone can look after up to 12 children.