A dancer stands crouched, looking up to a spotlight while holding a box.

Family Workshop: Jungle Book

Join Akram Khan Company to explore storytelling through movement.  Suitable for ages over 5.Sunday 13 April

About Family Workshop: Jungle Book

A dancer stands crouched, looking up to a spotlight while holding a box.

Experience a powerful short performance by two professional dancers, taken from Akram Khan’s touring production of the Jungle Book reimagined. Then, get creative as we experiment and play in a movement workshop.  

Have fun exploring how we can care for the environment and express our sense of belonging.  

In partnership with Akram Khan Company and celebrating Earth Month. 

Please book one ticket per person in your group.    

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