creating transformative experiences for learning disabled young people creating transformative experiences for learning disabled young peopleBamboozle are hosting a family day on Saturday 23rd January 2027 with performances of Airship at Curve Theatre in Leicester.
Airship is a intimate show for a maximum group size of 6 children accompanied by their carers or family group. This production is created specifically for children who may be described as having profound and multiple learning disabilities and who are wheelchair users.
Free to attend.
Sessions are made for children and young people who might be described as having profound and multiple learning disabilities with their family, carers and friends who would like to attend.
Relaxed pace. Audiences are able to interact with this performance however they wish too. Families can leave and return as needed throughout the performance. Our staff will be on hand to help, answer questions and chat.
Step free access at Curve Theatre. Please read Curve’s full access information here.
Accessible parking. There are car parks with accessible parking bays nearby Curve. Full list on Curve’s ‘Getting here’ page.
Accessible toilets and changing place. Please read Curve’s full access information here.
Saturday 23rd January 2027
Bookings will open shortly.
If you haven’t already, please join our family database where you will find out first about booking these types of events.
“ … the sky was alive with immense blue, radiant amber and lustrous purple … lightning danced across the sky. Thunder roared like a lion – showing the ferocity of the storm ahead …” – Extract from Eye of the Storm, written by Amy Mayo
These words are the inspiration for “Airship”, Bamboozle’s latest immersive sensory show. The audience will join the crew and set off on an adventure into the unknown. During the journey each audience member will receive high quality attention from the Bamboozle performers.
Pack your bags, hold on tight and prepare for lift off.
“There are no words that could adequately describe how amazing our session was today. Your props and songs made our students so engaged and involved in the story. It was magical to see.” – Shelley, Pendle Community High School and College
Bamboozle has known Amy Mayo since she was five. She is now 21. Amy has grown up being described as having profound and multiple learning disabilities. She wrote “Eye of the Storm” last year to raise funds for Bamboozle.
Our family days take different forms and we try and book four a year.
Our theatre family days take place in a theatre or venue where families may not always feel included – we aim to change this by bringing our shows to these venues.
We’ll perform one of our theatrical, sensory shows for families to attend – always for free.
They are for families to enjoy altogether whilst meeting and socialising with other families.
If you have any questions about theatre days, please email fern@bamboozletheatre.co.uk.
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