Film Camp

Friday 17th August 2012  7:00 PM

Aug 17 - Friday

National Theatre and Film Camp (N.T.F.C.)

Ministry of Culture will host the summer camp focusing on film and theater (ages 8-15yrs.) at The National Centre for the Performing Arts at 7pm. Original films will be showcased and the world premiere play Just Dance . Cost: free of charge. T: 502-0600.

premiere showcase event

Thursday 26th July 2012  7:00 PM

The Ministry of Youth Sports and Culture has hosted its first summer camp focusing on film and theater (ages 8-15yrs.) under the Department of Culture.

Next Thursday, July 26th, at 7pm, The National Theatre and Film Camp (N.T.F.C.) invites the public, free of charge, to its premiere showcase event taking place in the National Centre for the Performing Arts, Shirley St. We will be showcasing or...

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To the minister of youth, sports and other countries' culture

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