Throughout the year we perform lots of small shows and take part in other events that we are invited along to, which helps us to teach our members to give back to the community. We aim to try and put on at least one large show a year, some groups do these at our own mini theatre while the advance class puts a show on at the Hazlitt theatre in Maidstone.
Below you can read a bit about some of the larger shows we have performed in the past.
Our only hope is that it is not too scary for you especially with all the monster characters appearing in it. However they are not real, they are Harmony actors, but please don’t let anyone else know.
I am extremely proud to announce that three of our young members, Fay, Lorraine and Ricky are now attending university or college hoping to make the stage their life. I’m sure you will join me in wishing them every success in their new endeavours. Four more, Hannah, Katie, Paige and Sam are currently planning to start at universities next year specialising in skills Harmony helped to develop.
Harmony is endeavouring to do more in the community, that's why we decided to make the first public performance of Monster-High a special charity evening. The Christmas shows this year will include special party performances for senior citizens, carers of all ages, MENCAP members and the Alzheimer’s society. Your donations will help us to provide refreshments and entertainment for these evenings. So please give generously.
We do hope that you will enjoy our show. Have a safe journey home and don’t worry too much about the bats.
Another year, another show. We hope you will find it as entertaining as our show last year. Since then we have performed on many different stages, showing just how good our young, and not so young mem......[ more ].
It’s been quite some time since we graced the stage here at the Hazlitt Theatre. Although we now have our own mini theatre, it has always been our aim to let our members share in the delights of bei......[ more ].
This year we have a very varied show for you with some special guests filling in between the scenes, including one of our patrons Karris Leanne Thompson.
Some of you may have noticed t......[ more ].
After a long year for all involved with Harmony, Harmony Community Arts Centre saw its second Christmas show.
Harmony 1 had spent the year learning songs and dances to put smaller shows......[ more ].
After being formed for a little more than 1 year September 2006 saw the first major production produced and performed by Harmony 2 held at Harmony Community Arts Centre.
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Harmony Community Arts Centre, sounds good doesn't it? It's tremendous for us in Harmony to be able to say that we have got a home of our own at last.
Obviously it has been quite a hard......[ more ].
This year has been very exciting for Harmony. We have won the very prestigious Queens Golden Jubilee award for after schools activities carried out by our volunteers. Three of us were received by Her ......[ more ].
It is not always easy to find a definite theme for any one show being a variety show it is especially difficult because of the word variety. But obviously when one starts to think about programs and p......[ more ].
'Show Time Express' Get on board as we travel from London to Kansas and into the world of the story book. Mary Poppins, The Wizard Of Oz, The Wild West and the stories from Story Books.
In January 2001 we finally settled down to serious work on our second show. This was called 'Step in Time' and it was a celebration of music and theatre of the 20th Century.
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The first major production for the group was in June 2000. This was a variety show called Summertime Special and ran for 5 nights at the Hazlitt Theatre in Maidstone, Kent.
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