Follow three wanderers as they search for belonging… in places, with people, or in a feeling… Twirl, whirl and play as the performers take you on a spellbinding journey to find a place to call home. A wonderful introduction to dance theatre for young children, using captivating movement and enchanting music in this non-verbal and sensory show.
The performance is aimed for children aged 2-7 and their families. Both adults and children require tickets to enter, accepting babies-in-arms (under 12 months). Children must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the event.
A collaboration between Choreographer Ceyda Tanc (Ceyda Tanc Dance), Theatre Maker Natasha Granger (Theatre Fideri Fidera) & Creative Producer Hayley Ovens. Supported by Arts Council England, Komedia Productions, THE STUDIO, Wilton’s Music Hall, and South East Dance.
The events run at 11:00, 13:30 and 15:00. Each performance last 40 minutes, with 10 minutes to stay and play at the end.
More Information:
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Our visual story shows you pictures of the museum and how to access our spaces. This event is taking place on the lower ground floor, and can be accessed via our lift. A visual story is also available for evim [my home].
- There will be some chairs available but seating will mainly be on the floor.
- There is limited capacity for pushchairs in the Community Room so please use the parking area upstairs. Pushchairs will only be admitted in exceptional circumstances.
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On the day, our friendly team will be available to help with your access needs. Please feel free to approach us to make your visit more comfortable. Please check our Access page for further information.
- This is a family event. Children must be accompanied by an adult during the performances.
- Ear defenders are always available on request at our reception.
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We know that visiting a museum as a family requires lots of planning. If you would like further information or would like to tell us about your child's needs in advance of the session, please contact us by email: yvalearningevent@vam.ac.uk
Image credit: Roarke Pearce