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Spring Family Fun for everyone.
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Spring
has sprung!
The Easter
holiday is upon us – already! But don’t worry: we’ve got plenty
to keep the little ones entertained with our Spring Family
Fun programme, taking young adventurers on a thrilling
journey into the worlds of mythical beasts, rhythmic grooves,
marvellous music and more as we celebrate the magic of the
arts.
Scroll down
to discover what adventures await, including a special offer
for the 'highly visual', ‘beautiful' dance show Plastic
Drastic Fantastic (Everything Theatre).
All
performances in the series are Relaxed Performances (RP).
Installation view of Tara Donovan, When Forms
Come Alive (7 February – 6 May 2024). Photo: Jo Underhill.
Courtesy the Hayward Gallery.
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Plastic
Drastic Fantastic
SAT 6 & SUN 7 APR
Drawing on South Asian dance, this vibrant
contemporary dance theatre work for children and their
families is a colourful, fun and thought-provoking show
sparling connections to the wider world. For ages 7+
Book £8* tickets using code EASTERDANCE
The performance on Sun 7 Apr at 2.30pm is
Sensory Adapted.
*Booking fees apply online (£3.50) and over
the phone (£4). There are no booking fees for in-person
bookings, Southbank Centre Members, Supporters Circles and
Patrons.
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Dragons
and Mythical Beasts
WED 3 – SUN
7 APR
Calling all
brave heroes! Enter into a magical world of myths and legends
in this fantastical show for all the family. This award-winning
show is back on tour direct from the West End from the creators
of the international smash hit Dinosaur World Live, who
bring spectacular puppets to life. For ages 3+
British Sign
Language interpreted (BSL): Thu 4 Apr, 2pm; Sat 6 Apr, 11am
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Raymond Antrobus and Ken
Wilson-Max: Terrible Horses
THU 4 APR
For ages 4+
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Patrice Lawrence: Jane
Eyre for Young Readers
THU 4 APR
For ages 9+
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When
Forms Come Alive
UNTIL MON 6
MAY
★★★★★ 'a blast from first to last... This is a
tremendous show'
The Observer
This Hayward
Gallery exhibition features sculptures that seem to ooze,
stretch, droop and erupt, capturing a sense of movement.
Under-12s go free.
Installation view of Franz West, Cain
Approaching Abel, 2009. From the exhibition When Forms
Come Alive, Hayward Gallery (7 February – 6 May 2024).
Photo: Jo Underhill. Courtesy the Hayward Gallery.
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Spring
Family Fun for free
FROM FRI 29
MAR
If you’re
looking to let off some steam, get yourself down to the Good
Friday family special of Simmer Down – your ultimate
destination for reggae and revival vibes. Or to try your hand
(and feet) at a medley of dance moves, find your maypole social
swing with The Ceilidh Jam with Folk Dance Remixed. And
last but not least, venture to the Queen Elizabeth Hall Roof
Garden, where In the Spring Garden brings a perfect
blend of outdoor fun and artistic exploration as we welcome
spring.
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The
Multi-Story Orchestra: A Musical Journey
SAT 13 APR
Get up close
to the orchestra in a dynamic musical experience exploring our
impact on the environment and the world around us.
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Family
things to do this Easter holidays at the Southbank Centre
Check out our round-up of the host of
activities and events for little ones, including
performances, stories, music, singing, dancing and more,
coming up over the Easter holiday.
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Thanks for reading. We hope you enjoyed your
specially selected highlights. Share your comments and photos
with us by mentioning @southbankcentre or @haywardgallery.
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Southbank Centre is a charity registered
in England and Wales No.298909. Registered office:
Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XX
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