Dark Horse Theatre presents #Unit21

For anyone who is, or might one day be, an adult Running from
Last event: Friday 24 March at 1pm
  • Members: £9.50 / Young Members: £5 / Non-members: £11.50

    Double Bill Ticket for this performance and RAWD presents SUPER!:
    Members: £14.50 / Young Members: £8 / Non-members: £17.50

    Each ticket is subject to a £1.50 booking fee for non-members

Members get 10% off tickets at Storyhouse. Moonlight Flicks and Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre. £4 month, no commitment, priority booking, no fees, instant access, two tickets per member.

  • Garret Theatre

Part of: Kaleidoscope Festival: celebrating neurodiversity, Accessible Performances

It’s Ally’s 21st birthday.

It’s time to down your drink, get on the dance floor and go ‘out out’ with best friend Pip.

As the night descends into a haze of expectations vs. reality will it be game over for Ally, or should she just stop playing?

#Unit21 features an ensemble of 9 exceptional actors with learning disabilities and the voices of award-winning comedians Iain Stirling and Amy Webber. Rooted in physical storytelling, Dark Horse promises a bold and entertaining show accompanied by integrated animation and captioning, an original electronic soundtrack, and the option to participate virtually from your seat.

The show will happen in a relaxed environment. This means:
• You can move around.
• You can make noise.
• You can leave and come back.

For more information on access and the access register click here.

You can view the visual for this show here.

Storyhouse is bringing you the opportunity to watch two pieces of professional theatre produced by companies that champion disabled performers and actors. We have created a combined ticket price so you can watch two pieces of professional theatre in March and April. Watch #Unit21 and SUPER! at the end of April at a discounted rate.

For school and group bookings, contact groups@storyhouse.com

Dark Horse will also be running a related workshop, find out more here.

Trigger Warning: This production contains Flashing Lights, Excessive Alcohol Consumption and Loud Noises.

Certificate:

14+

Duration

Approx 110 mins

Time details

Includes an interval
Dark Horse recommend arriving at least 10-15 minutes before the start and with a fully charged phone so that you can take advantage of the audience participation elements of the show

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