About the show
Packed with catchy tunes, memorable stories and so much energy, 3 Happy Tricks is all about helping primary-aged kids (and their grown ups!) learn simple and practical strategies to support their mental wellbeing…and have a bit fun while doing so!
Featuring our most engaging and entertaining presenter, Martin Heppell, the tour travels around Victoria in the term 3 school holidays to Warrnambool Ballarat, Geelong, Melbourne, Frankston, Moorabbin, Nunawading and Traralgon.
About Martin Heppell
There’s nobody quite like Martin. A passionate speaker and educator, Martin is the Partner and Lead Facilitator of The Resilience Project, energetically delivering programs that boost mental wellbeing through positive mental health strategies
“These shows are so important to me because I want every kid to know that they’re unreal just the way they are,” says Martin.
“My job is to help teach kids that there are things they can do when it gets rocky, to maintain their self-esteem, self-efficacy and their belief in themselves as a person.”
While Martin loves connecting with everyone, his real passion is teaching kids how to become resilient and be mentally healthy. His enthusiastic, funny and relatable style makes him a hit in schools, workplaces and communities.
Tickets
A look at past shows
FAQs
Can I bring my own food and beverages to the show?
Yes – you are welcome to bring your own snacks and water!
Will there be food and beverages available for purchase?
Yes – our venues usually have food and beverages available for purchase. Please look into your specific venue for further information on what will be available.
What age group should attend 3 Happy Tricks?
3 Happy Tricks’ content is appropriate for a primary-aged audience (5–12) and their parents and carers. Children under 12 months are free if they sit on an adult’s lap.
How long does the show go for?
The show runs for 60 minutes and there is no interval.
Will there be merchandise or anything we can take home?
We will have a range of our wellbeing resources available for sale at each show, including Wellbeing Journals, GEM Conversation Cards, kids activity books and more!
Can I meet Martin?
Martin will do a meet and greet after the show in the foyer. He’d love to meet you!
Parking and accessibility.
Check the venue’s website for getting to the venue, parking and accessibility information.
Inclusion support.
If your child is nervous about crowds and noise, please prepare them before the show to let them know that it may get a little noisy with dancing, singing and clapping, but it will be lots of fun and it is a safe space.
If your child is sensitive to loud music, please remember to bring headphones.
We will not use strobe lighting.
If your child is on the autism spectrum and/or has sensory issues, please contact the venue to see if they have seating available close to an exit if this is helpful.
Socials and Filming
We’d love to see your photos and hear from you! Make sure to tag @theresilienceproject__ on Instagram and use #3HT so that Martin can see your posts.
This show is occasionally filmed by The Resilience Project for promotional purposes.
No professional cameras, mobile phone recording or other recording devices are permitted.
