Dark Horse Theatre presents: Making room 23 March

With a reputation for mesmerising street theatre rooted in physical storytelling, Dark Horse Theatre’s second year student ensemble are thrilled to present Making room. Featuring poetry by Ibrahim Ismail, movement direction by Keisha Hamilton and an original score by Aron Bourke.

Take the word belonging

Then split it in two

I be longing to belong 

Do you do too?

Performing in the Lawrence Batley Theatre courtyard at 2pm on Thursday 23 March, Tuesday 28 March and Thursday 30 March.

Any changes due to weather conditions will be reported on Dark Horse and HLF social media channels.

Dark Horse has a mission for people with learning disabilities to be given the equality of opportunity to train and work in the performing arts. Established in 1998 as Full Body and the Voice, the company rebranded as Dark Horse in 2012. The company premieres original work with an ensemble of exceptional actors with learning disabilities and non-learning disabled actors from the wider industry. Dark Horse produces work to tour nationally that is visually impactful and has a reputation of surprise, innovation and the ability to reverse expectations.

 

Event Date: Thursday 23 March, Tuesday 28 March and Thursday 30 March

Time: 2pm-2.15pm

Venue: Lawrence Batley Theatre courtyard

Tickets: Free, no booking required

Age guidance: no age restrictions (under 16s should be accompanied by an adult)

Access Guide: https://www.accessable.co.uk/huddersfield-literature-festival/access-guides/lawrence-batley-theatre

Access and Covid safety measures: if you have specific access needs or queries and/or prefer to be seated away from other audience members as a Covid safety measure, please contact our Admin at: [email protected] with your request.

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