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Open Air Family Aerial Theatre at Brixton Windmill - 15 June

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Dot Collective are back with their new production The Dream Sequence, inspired by A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Shows at 2pm and 6pm
Tickets £14 / £12 / £10
Book HERE

A family show set on a paradise island where three local clowns will show you the ropes! (quite literally) and lead you on an adventure through the clouds! 

Escape to a paradise island, take a deep breath of the fresh sea air, and the panoramic mountain views – the stuff dreams are made of. 

Inspired by A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Dream Sequence takes a fresh look at the nature of dreaming, where aspirations, flights of fancy, and fond memories become reality (with the help of two friendly clouds!). This immersive, open-air family theatre show fuses together aerial circus, clowning and music to bring you an engaging visual spectacle that transcends generations, engaging for all ages and interactive. Join us for a fun filled hour where dreams come true whatever the weather! 

Bring a picnic, picnic blanket or camping chair and enjoy the show. We'll also have a few chairs available.

Our cafe will be open for drinks, snacks etc. 

Recommended age 4+
Fully accessible theatre
Dementia friendly theatre

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