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Garden Gremlins

  • The Montgomery 27 Surrey Street Sheffield, England, S1 2LG United Kingdom (map)

Garden Gremlins

Mafwa Theatre, as part of Mini MigMat at the Monty

28 June | Time: 10:00 | Venue: The Montgomery

ABOUT THE EVENT

Join us for the return of Mini Migration Matters Festival at The Monty, a programme co-curated with the Youth Theatre of Sanctuary, and co-led by Stand & Be Counted Theatre.

Garden Gremlins by Mafwa Theatre is a stay-and-play group for children under 5 and their caregivers.

Led by artist Beatrice Knowles, Garden Gremlins will invite kids to explore creative play with everyday objects in a safe, multi-sensory outdoor environment. It's a fantastic opportunity for little ones to get loud, have fun, make new friends, and ignite their imaginations.

Garden gremlins blog: https://www.mafwatheatre.co.uk/blog/introducing-garden-gremlins-play-learn-and-explore-together

Please note: Children need to be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times.

ABOUT THE COMPANY

Mafwa Theatre; Creativity that brings refugees, asylum seekers and settled communities together.

We use drama and the arts to create work that celebrates our similarities and differences, brings people together and speaks truth to power. We use our platform to highlight and enable development opportunities for artists and theatre makers from migrant backgrounds, advocate for migrant rights and celebrate diverse communities.

Beatrice Lee Knowles is an artist, creative facilitator and play activator, based in Sheffield. She specialises in creating play opportunities for; young children, vulnerable people, neurodivergent people and cross-cultural Global Majority communities. Her specialism is working with early years and those living with additional needs.

Read all about Mafwa Theatre

“It’s a beautiful thing, to grow with such love” Chapel FM / 10th June 2024
https://www.chapelfm.co.uk/elfm-player/archive/2024/06/anyones-a-gardener-lincoln-greeners-soundpoem/

“Art is a magic wand” The New York Times / 3rd June 2024
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/06/03/arts/art-power-healing.html?unlocked_article_code=1.0k0.7zPe.D7zS33LQC2pA&smid=url-share

“Hospitality, not hostility” BBC News / June 25th 2023
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-leeds-66001566

EVENT INFO

  • FREE ENTRY

    Please purchase a free ticket via the ‘Book Tickets’ link - you can attend the event at any time between 10:00-14:00 once you have booked a ticket.

  • Doors Open: 10:00
    Running Time: 10:00 - 14:00

  • Venue Accessibility Information To Be Confirmed

  • All Ages

  • Migration Matters Festival

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