Grady's Growth Tales: Stories That Shape
An interactive literary arts workshop for children aged 4 to 9 and their parents, featuring dramatised storytelling with characters from Su-Ann Mae Phillips' books.
- When
- Till Tue, 30 Mar 2027
- Started from Sat, 12 Sep 2026
- For
- family · kids · adults
- Cost
- price not stated
- SG Culture Pass
- You can pay for this with your Culture Pass credits. See it on sgculturepass.gov.sg
- Tags
- family
About this event
Programme Outline "Grady's Growth Tales" introduces parents and children to the power of stories to open doors to communication through the eyes of a bear. Using AFCC 2016 featured 'Grady First Day At School" by Singapore children's author Su-Ann Mae Phillips, this literary arts programme develops communication abilities, emotional intelligence, and creative thinking through dramatised read-aloud drama with Grady Bear, DeeDee the Bee, Oz the Ostrich and Mrs. Quinn the Owl. The 1.5-hours workshop welcomes all adults and parents / grandparents with children between ages 4 to 9 to partake in the dramatised reading. It is limited to 15 adults and children per workshop. Leading this workshop is Edwin Tsien, Bachelors in Musical Theatre from La Salle College of the Arts and a master drama trainer with Helen O'Grady Asia. Elizabeth Ng, M.Ed with more than 20 years in pre-school and primary school brings forth her artistic flair in dramatised reading and acting.
Opens SG Culture Pass in a new tab. Prices and availability are under SG Culture Pass.
Been to this?
Tell people what it was actually like. No account needed.
Nothing yet. If you go, come back and say how it was.
More kids
- KidsFrom $35 SGD
The Spook-Out Day - Singapore Discovery Centre Puzzle Hunt
Embark on a self-guided puzzle hunt at the Singapore Discovery Centre, where you help Pepper the dinosaur set traps to catch a mysterious ghost.
OngoingSingapore Discovery Centrefamily · kids
KidsFreeGateway Kids Club – September Storytelling 2026
Gateway Kids Club presents a series of storytelling sessions for children held at the Gateway Theatre Dance Studio throughout September 2026.
Approximate date, worth checkingOngoingGateway Theatre Dance Studiokids · family- KidsFrom $30 SGD
The Forest Heroes
Performed in Mandarin, this interactive puppet show follows a young girl named Ying who befriends a baby elephant, teaching children about empathy and environmental conservation.
Approximate date, worth checkingOngoingNational Library Building, Drama Centrefamily · kids
