A Message for the Future
Tobacco Factory Theatres
Raleigh Road · and other venues
Tue 15 Sept · 10:30
About this event
Explore your magical future garden where you’ll meet a punk poet Dandelion, a rock n roll Minibeast and an operatic super Herb! DIY punk poetry gig theatre parents Brigitte Aphrodite and Quiet Boy offer a multi-sensory experience that subverts the early years genre through joyful rock n roll storytelling, celebrating a journey of nature and kindness. This calm pocket of punky joy explores a future full of hope, the wonders of the environment, and its unsung heroes. Audience & Accessibility The installation is designed with access considered for 0-3 year olds (older siblings welcome) and their parents/carers. PLEASE NOTE Key features include: Sensory-friendly spaces for neurodivergent and disabled audiences, including sensory props to play with. Ear defenders. Chilled spaces with a relaxed environment. Each show opens with an access introduction letting audiences know that it’s okay to tic, stim, leave and come back, make noises, laugh or cry. Breastfeeding is welcome in the space. Pop-up banners and pre-show access tables with sensory materials and information. A digital visual story sent in advance to audiences alongside audio descriptions for what to expect. Interactive elements to engage young children and families. This includes different shapes, colours, sounds, textures, and touch-sensitive lights. A Message for the Future is a multi-sensory art installation and gig theatre experience designed for early years (ages 0-3) and family audiences.
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Dates & venues
Raleigh Road
10:30Tue 15 Sept
13:00Tue 15 Sept
15:00Tue 15 Sept
Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham
10:00Tue 27 Oct
12:00Tue 27 Oct
14:30Tue 27 Oct
10:00Wed 28 Oct
12:00Wed 28 Oct
14:30Wed 28 Oct
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