A trip with IDP children and their parents to the musical performance “Encanto” by Golden kids

A trip with IDP children and their parents to the musical performance “Encanto” by Golden kids

The most valuable treasure in the world is not gold or diamonds. It’s people who accept you as you are, who are always ready to lend a shoulder and sincerely rejoice together, and these people are family ЁЯлВЁЯСитАНЁЯСйтАНЁЯСзтАНЁЯСж At the Dnipro Academic Theatre of Drama and Comedy, wonderful kids from the Golden Kids musical theatre […]

The most valuable treasure in the world is not gold or diamonds. It’s people who accept you as you are, who are always ready to lend a shoulder and sincerely rejoice together, and these people are family ЁЯлВЁЯСитАНЁЯСйтАНЁЯСзтАНЁЯСж

At the Dnipro Academic Theatre of Drama and Comedy, wonderful kids from the Golden Kids musical theatre are performing a musical called Encanto ЁЯО╝

This is a story about the Madrigal family living in the Colombian forests. But this is not an ordinary family, everyone in it has a special magical talent, even the house тЬи

For some reason, only Mirabelle did not receive these abilities, but this did not stop her from helping and saving her loved ones. This proves that if you have a big heart, it will definitely help you to overcome any difficulties ЁЯл╢ЁЯП╗

Together with 60 IDP children aged from 6 to 12 and their parents, we attended this wonderful performance and experienced the story together with the main characters ЁЯЩЛЁЯП╗тАНтЩАя╕ПЁЯЩЛЁЯП╗

Thanks to such events, kids find new friends, visit new places and adapt more easily in a new city ЁЯЩМЁЯП╗

Everything will be with Rise ЁЯТЩЁЯТЫ

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