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ATLAS BY ODDLY MOVING IS AVAILABLE TO TOUR FROM SPRING 2020. PLEASE DO GET IN CONTACT FOR MORE INFORMATION.
“You have to see Grania in action: she is a highly skilled circus performer, storyteller and connector, lighting up the entire stage.” LucyLovesCircus on He Ain’t Heavy
THIS TIME IS THE NEW SHOW BY OCKHAM'S RAZOR. IT PREMIERED IN JUNE 2019, HAD A SUCCESSFUL RUN AT THE EDINBURGH FESTIVAL AND TOURED IN AUTUMN 2019 AND WILL OPEN THE LONDON INTERNATIONAL MIME FESTIVAL AT SHOREDITCH TOWN HALL IN JANUARY 2020.
“Britain’s most innovative aerial theatre group” Total Theatre
THE DISAPPEARING ACT IS THE NEW SHOW FROM OPEN SKY. IT PREMIERED AT THE COURTYARD, HEREFORD IN AUTUMN 2019 AND TOURED TO THE MIDLANDS. IT WILL GO ON A NATIONAL TOUR SPRING 2020 DATES TO FOLLOW SOON.
REDCAPE THEATRE'S NEW SHOW THUNDER ROAD WILL TOUR SPRING 2020. A DARK COMEDY FEATURING MAUREEN AND SYLIE ON A ROAD TRIP AROUND THE HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS OF ENGLAND.
“Fun and feisty, a quirky road trip through dreams and friendship, first aid tips and cowboy boots. Very entertaining.” British Theatre Guide
"great work from performers Cassie Friend and Catherine Dyson" The Guardian
‘pushing aside the boundaries between acrobatics and dance with intelligence and impressive skill’ The Guardian
TURTLE OPERA IN OXFORD AT THE OGSTON MUSIC SCHOOL - ST. EDWARD'S SCHOOL, OXFORD (JAN - MARCH 2019) IS A MUSIC AND DRAMA CREATIVE PROJECT FOR CHILDREN ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM, BETWEEN THE AGES OF 10 AND 14 YEARS OLD. TURTLE OPERA IS FREE TO ALL PARTICIPANTS,
TURTLE KEY ARTS IS A CHARITY AND ALL OUR PROJECTS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM CONDITIONS ARE FREE OF CHARGE FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS, WE NEED HELP TO RAISE FUNDS SO THAT WE CAN CONTINUE THE WORK WE DO, PLEASE DONATE TO HELP US TO DO MORE. THANK YOU.
TURTLE KEY ARTS "MONTH IN A MINUTE". ALL THE THINGS WE'RE DOING IN THE MONTH OF January 2020 TOLD IN ONE MINUTE.
DO YOU WANT TO JOIN KEY CLUB? THEN PLEASE FILL OUT THE ONLINE APPLICATION.
Key Club is a FREE creative arts and social club for young people on the autism spectrum. The members meet once a month at The Lyric, Hammersmith on a Saturday from September to June. They participate in a creative workshop and share refreshments and social time.
“I love coming to the club because we get to do something new, creative and fun each month!”
“If there was no Key Club I don't think I'd be the same person I am today. I don't know what would have happened to get me out of the house and interacting with people, especially people my own age.”
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