THE impact technology is having on how we interact has been captured in an imaginative drama.
Children from Pea Pod Drama school in Winsford performed Mobile Phone Show.
TV actor Amelia Sefton, 27, who has appeared in ITV's Emmerdale and runs the school, said: "It was an interactive show where one young actress used a member of the audience's phone to call her missing mobile on stage.
"The show went brilliantly!"
Amelia and professional actor Richard Oliver, 44, give youngsters aged six to 18 a chance to develop their acting skills in TV, film, theatre, radio and doing voice overs.
Students from Pea Pod Drama school performing the Mobile Phone Show
The pair are now inviting youngsters to join a summer school.
An action-packed week full of fun drama games, theatre and performance technique workshops, script workshops, character building workshops, auditioning for TV and film masterclass is being run from August 5-9, 10am to 3pm each day.
Amelia said: "We will tailor our summer school workshops daily, meaning your child will never be bored or working towards something they are not interested in!
The impact modern technology is having on how we interact was demonstrated in Pea Pod Drama's latest show
"Our flexible approach allows new and old students to mix whilst developing talent of different levels.
"Our Summer School is a great way to see what we are about. Each day will be different and focussing on different skills to the previous day, providing you with a great taster if you wish to join our regular Saturday class.
Children can attend for certain daily sessions or the entire week.
Children can now develop their TV and film acting skills at a summer school
At the end of the week all students will receive a filmed piece of their choice which can be used to establish a showreel or just simply kept to show the family.
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Places are limited, once places are filled students may opt to join the waiting list.
To book email peapoddrama@gmail.com.
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