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Alice's Adventures in Aerialand, 17 June, Brixton Windmill


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Alice’s Adventures in Aerialand

Join us in Windmill Gardens for an open-air, aerial circus theatre production adapted from Lewis Carroll’s classic tale, “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”.
BOOK TICKETS here https://www.brixtonwindmill.org/product/alices-adventures-in-aerialand/

Outdoor aerial theatre from The Dot Collective 

Saturday 17 June, 2pm and 6pm
Tickets £12 Adults / £10 Concessions / £8 Under 16s

The Dot Collective’s adaptation is for all ages and abilities and has been developed to be accessible to all, including those living with dementia and PMLD.  Bring a picnic blanket or camping chair to sit on and you are welcome to bring a picnic too!  Our cafe will also be open for drinks and snacks on the day.

A story of wonder and nonsense laced with lethal wit, of games, of riddles and conundrums, of questions with no answers, but above all of magic and adventure in which everyone can lose themselves and revel in nonsense.

Find out more about The Dot Collective’s production and their work here.

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