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Just Like Me
- Date
- Friday 22 March
- Times
- 10:00 am, 12:00 pm
- Ticket price
- FREE
- Online booking
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To speak to the box office directly, please ring us on 020 7701 0100.
On first glance, we can seem so different from one another, but look a little closer and you’ll find we all have something in common.
Narissa the rabbit is new to the field and all the other rabbits are busy doing their rabbit things. So, Narissa sets off to find a friend. Everyone seems so very different to her. Freddy the frog, Astrid the Ant and Burton the bee don’t seem anything like a rabbit. But can they really be that different from her? Finding things in common and building unlikely friendships, interactive storytelling and vibrant characters combine in this fun, FREE, family event.
Please note these showings are at venues near Elephant and Castle and not at the Blue Elephant. The event is free but booking is encouraged to reserve your space. You can book via Tickets Ignite here
Golazio, 59 Camberwell Rd, London SE5 0EZ
Friday March 8th at 12.30pm and 2pm
UAL Studio, Third Floor, Elephant & Castle Shopping Centre, New Kent Rd, SE1 6TE
Friday March 22nd at 10am and 12pm
Supported by
The Wolf Inside Me
- Dates
- Tuesday 26 March - Friday 29 March
- Times
- 5:00 pm, 7:30 pm
Showing at 5pm (26th & 29th) and at 7.30pm (27th, 28th & 29th) - Days of the week
- Tuesday - Friday
- Ticket price
- £8.00
£7.00 (concessions)
£5.00 (southwark residents) - Online booking
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To speak to the box office directly, please ring us on 020 7701 0100.
A boy experiences the loss of his mother. Instead of speaking about it, he picks up a guitar. A girl experiences the loss of her father. She wants to speak about it – but can’t find the words.
A play with sound and music, The Wolf Inside Me speaks to us of finding our own way through grief and sadness. Rooted in South East London and seen through the eyes of teenagers, it’s a captivating and creative reframing of loss and hope.
The Wolf Inside Me has been commissioned by Blue Elephant Theatre’s Youth Board members. It was created by Sepy Baghaei in response to a brief set by young participants and then chosen for research and development at the Blue Elephant after participants met shortlisted applicants.
The Wolf Inside Me is presented as a work-in-progress performance.
Supported by
Fairytale Mash
- Date
- Thursday 28 March
- Times
- 1:45 pm, 4:15 pm
1.45pm & 4.15pm on Thursday 28th - Ticket price
- FREE
- Online booking
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To speak to the box office directly, please ring us on 020 7701 0100.
All Soli wants is a bit of peace and quiet so he heads to the library. There he discovers a thousand new worlds as fairytales come to life around him.
Join the Blue Elephant Storytellers for an interactive session which introduces children to fairytale favourites from Cinderella to Aladdin.
This is a FREE event but please book ahead to guarantee your place.
VENUE:
UAL Studio, Third Floor, Elephant & Castle Shopping Centre, New Kent Rd, SE1 6TE
28th March at 1.45pm and 4.15pm
Please note Fairytale Mash is NOT at Blue Elephant Theatre
Supported by
Tethered
- Dates
- Friday 5 April - Sunday 7 April
- Time
- 8:00 pm
- Days of the week
- Friday - Sunday
- Ticket price
- £10.00
£8.00 (concessions)
£7.50 (southwark residents) - Online booking
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To speak to the box office directly, please ring us on 020 7701 0100.
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Crossing between the Virtual and the Real, Tethered follows Alice’s struggle with self-identity as her world degenerates around her.
This is the first staging of Tethered, the debut play of Contents May Differ which skilfully combines live music, physical theatre and moments of realism