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Thumb Size Grimm Family Show - Crowhurst

Sat 24 May

Saturday 24 May 2025, 11.15am and 2pm – The Barn Hub, Crowhurst Lane End, Oxted, SurreyTake part in this unique family theatre show. Join in with fun sensory props in this 45 minute performance filled with delightful immersive moments for everyone.

Head2Head Sensory Theatre

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About SEND Session

Embark on a journey through the captivating tales of Grimm’s Fairytales, brought to life like never before through the magic of sensory theatre. Witness beloved characters and timeless stories unfold before your eyes, engaging all your senses in an unforgettable theatrical experience.

Using chants, rhythms, puppetry, repetition and song, Head2Head Theatre’s travelling actors will draw you into an enchanting fairy tale duet of The Elves and the Shoemaker & Tom Thumb, bringing to life each classic story.

Duration: 45mins
Age suitability: 2+
Makaton Friendly
Pre-recorded VOCAs (big Macs)
Suitable for all including Visual/Hearing/Sensory Impairments, Autism, PMLD, SLD.
Great for neurotypical siblings

Price

£8

There is no i-go offer on this show, but Head2Head have an ongoing offer of a free multi-sensory interactive video and an online game. Find out more here

About Head2Head Sensory Theatre

Head2Head makes theatre that is fully accessible and inclusive for all, offering immersive and multi-sensory productions that are lively and full of fun for everyone. Enjoy the magic of theatre, experience the sights, sounds and scents of a different world

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Accessibility

Live performances are given in special schools and are inclusive, accessible and multi-sensory Professional actors use Makaton and other communication aids 
Virtual and Interactive activities can include Makaton signing and versions with a sign interpreter. Packs are also given in advance that include a Widgit storyline and guidance on how to help participants enjoy the interactive and sensory elements of the video. See website and individual shows for more details
Building accessibility depends on which venue we are at

The Unexpected
  • We have characters in costumes