DRAMA FUN Amme Doherty, dressed as a ladybird, and owner Lisa Stallard, with some of the children taking part. Inset Max Kirkpatrick plays with Amme and Lisa
CREATIVE youngsters got the bug for drama at activity sessions.
Children aged two and up have been taking part in role play activities and dressing up as characters at Chorley Old Road Methodist Church in preparation for the classes, which will start in September.
Founder Lisa Stallard, a qualified drama teacher and personal trainer, will be combining her expertise to teach children drama, dancing, singing, fitness and make-believe.
Story-telling, parachute, hula hoops and space-hoppers will be included in the sessions.
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