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"Alphabet Avenue" by Blue Orange Arts |
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An interactive performance that explores children’s response to their first experience of theatre. The part improvised, sensory performance is aimed at children aged between 0-6 years old. The performance will offer a shared experience for both parent and child, and is a perfect family outing. |
"Swallows And Amazons" by Stage 2 |
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The classic story on stage. With its atmospheric live music, engaging characters and fantastical adventure, this production will be a stimulating theatrical experience for adults and children alike. Presented by Stage 2 – one of the leading youth theatres in the region. |
"Alphabet Avenue" by Blue Orange Arts |
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An interactive performance that explores children’s response to their first experience of theatre. The part improvised, sensory performance is aimed at children aged between 0-6 years old. The performance will offer a shared experience for both parent and child, and is a perfect family outing. |
"SIMPLY SOWETO ENCHA" |
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Birmingham Fest is proud to present Simply Soweto Encha – all the way from South Africa. A fantastic, joyful vocal quintet that bring their unique style from the Sowetan community to the UK’s second city. With acapella harmonies and church choir influences, this show also pays tribute to the recently late Nelson Mandela. |
"Swallows And Amazons" by Stage 2 |
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The classic story on stage. With its atmospheric live music, engaging characters and fantastical adventure, this production will be a stimulating theatrical experience for adults and children alike. Presented by Stage 2 – one of the leading youth theatres in the region. |
"Holly" by Jars of Clay |
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“Holly” is a new musical about a bright and energetic young singer and a tale of enduring love over 25 years. A fabulous, bittersweet musical for those with a heart to fill. With songs you’ll keep singing, ‘Holly’ will delight and move you as fate plays it’s part on the rocky road of romance. |
"Sketch Appeal" by Thespianage Productions |
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“Have you seen our sketches? They’re missing, armed and presumed hilarious… Wanted read or performed live!”. |
