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Thursday 25th - Saturday 27th April | 2024 | Various times
Lakeside Arts, Djanogly Theatre
£12 (accompanying carers attend for free)
A multi-sensory spectacular for audiences with profound and multiple learning disabilities.
The glasses are polished, the lights are low, and time will be hopping. The Bar at the Edge of Time waits only for you, so what are you waiting for? Leave the hours, minutes, and seconds behind and meet the bar's maestro mixologists, crooners, and hosts. But a mystery lies at the heart of this place, a mystery hidden even from them. One that can only be solved when we spend our time together.
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1 hour, no interval
Suitable for ages 13+
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