Guided Walk: Charlie Chaplin - A Kennington Kid (30th June)
Waterloo Community Counselling invite you to their upcoming activity on offer in Waterloo to refugees, asylum-seekers and migrants. On the 30th June, WCC will be running the third of its 6 guided walks around the Waterloo and Southbank area, in partnership with Lambeth Tour Guides Association.
The information is as follows:
Guided Walk: Charlie Chaplin - A Kennington Kid
Monday, 30th June - SAVE THE DATE!
Meet at 10:15-10:30am
WCC Office: Waterloo Community Counselling, Greet House, Frazier Street, SE1 7BD
The walk will be led by David, a fantastic and friendly Lambeth Tour Guide, and is all about the famous actor Charlie Chaplin who was raised in Kennington, near to Waterloo. See picture of Charlie Chaplin!From a life of poverty and tragedy on the Victorian streets of Lambeth Charlie Chaplin rose to stardom at the birth of Hollywood. Using the universal language of laughter Chaplin's comedy films attracted millions of fans across the entire world, making him the first global cinema star of the silent era. This 90 minute guided walk by writer and accredited Lambeth Tour Guide, David Turnbull, looks at Chaplin's Kennington childhood and the people, characters, events and places that inspired his iconic 'Little Tramp' character.
Lunch and travel expenses are covered.
Please pass on this information to colleagues or any potential participants who might be interested. We are especially, but not only, hoping to invite people who live, work or study in the local community of Waterloo/ Southbank.
Referrals for the walking group, or any other social activity on offer at WCC, can be made via this short webform, found here: https://waterloocc.co.uk/groups-activities-referral-page/