Each child attending a workshop will receive a FREE copy of Drew, Moo and Bunny Too to take home and keep!
How did it go?
We had a fabulous morning with poet and writer Owen Sheers and illustrator Helen Stephens at Hull New Theatre! Owen read extracts from the lyrical Drew, Moo and Bunny, Too and Helen created accompanying illustrations live on stage. Told in enchanting verse, this is a story about friendship, adventure and… pirates! The audience was enthralled and loved coming up on to stage to draw what they could see through the raroscope! Thank you to everyone who came - we wish you lots of happy hours reading your copies of Drew, Moo and Bunny, Too.
Owen Sheers Workshop
Poet, playwright and novelist Owen Sheers will visit your school and run an inspiring workshop based on the themes explored in his book Drew, Moo and Bunny Too, which will get your children buzzing about creative writing!
Helen Stephens Workshop
In this hands-on and lively illustration workshop Helen Stephens will work creatively with a class of children encouraging and inspiring them to develop their own piece of work.
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- Venue:
- Hull New Theatre, Kingston Square, Hull , HU1 3HF
- Date:
- Tuesday 14th October
- Time:
- 10:30 am
- Duration:
- Approx. 1 hour
- Age range:
- Years 2, 3 and 4
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Owen Sheers
Owen is a poet, author and playwright. Brought up in Wales, as a child he liked playing in the local woods, tree-climbing and playing rugby. He began writing poetry when he was young and this has remained his first love, although he has also written novels, plays and screenplays for TV. He is the co-founder of a new college focused on sustainable futures, and a patron of The Children’s Bookshow! He lives in the Black Mountains in Wales with his two daughters.
Praise for Drew, Moo and Bunny Too
A book bursting with love and adventure
Helen Stephens
Helen is an award-winning author, illustrator, best known for her international bestselling How to Hide a Lion series. Her books are published in about 30 languages worldwide. Helen loves to try new ways of working: some books are made by hand on paper, some are a hybrid of handmade and digital, and recently Helen made a picture book entirely on Procreate. She lives on the windy Northumberland coast with her family and her dog, Peggy. Her most recent book, Smelly Peggy, is named after and inspired by her dog and published by Walker Books.
Praise for Fleabag
This touching tale of love and friendship is complemented by beautiful illustrations
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