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three performers on stage from 'Lose the path, find your breath'. They have excited expressions and are holding a large worm like object. The set has small fake plants and soft cubes stacked around.
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Lose The Path, Find Your Way

Fri 24th Oct

Ever been well and truly lost in the middle of a forest with no idea how to get home? Sam is, and he can't shake the feeling he’s being followed.

As Sam searches for the right path he stumbles across Akir and Kiyomi, who offer to show him the way back.

Like a Choose Your Own Adventure book, brought to life with enchanting movement, music and puppetry, Lose the Path, Find Your Way is a new participatory show for children aged 9-11 and their families about home, making your own choices and what it means to be a friend.

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  • Date:
    Fri 24th Oct 2025
  • Time:
    Various times
  • Running Time:
    70min
  • Location:
    Theatre
  • Prices:

    £8 Child // £5 Adult // £20 Family Offer (2 adults & 2 children)

  • Doors open 30 minutes prior to event start time.

    Age Guidance: 9 – 11 years

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