Do you want to learn how to dance like 80’s icon Adam Ant or try on an 18th century wig and learn how to bow/ curtsey like the king’s courtiers?
This summer and autumn we have a number of British Sign Language Interpreted (BSL) interactive performances for families as part of our regular Saturday’s Pop up Performance programme.
Our interpreter Matt, from Deaf Umbrella, will join our team of performers, to enhance the experience for everyone.
Why not make a family day of it and explore the rest of the museum while you’re here. We have back-packs and trails you can pick up to help you discover all the curious and wonderful things we have at the Museum. There are also dedicated hands-on exhibits in the galleries.
Here’s the list of the BSL performances coming up:
Performances are at 11.00, 13.00 and 15.00
Saturday 16 August: William Kent
Location: Level 1, The John Madejski Garden in fine weather, or Sculpture, Room 22, then Fashion.
Meet William Kent – a famous 18th-century designer of houses and gardens and lover of good food. Please note this performance moves around the Museum.
Saturday 27 September: Rock, Pop and Charming
Location: Level 3, Theatre & Performance, Room 106
Dress up and dance! Celebrate the role of costume design in the 1980’s music scene in this fun costume and drama workshop.
Saturday 22 November: TBC
We’re just confirming the title of the performance in November and will let you know as soon as we can.
We’d love to see you at the V&A. Please do email j.wedgbury@vam.ac.uk if you’d like to find out more about our programme.
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