Belongings
Royal Parade
Plymouth
Devon
PL1 2TR
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Tickets from: £12.00
Age guideline:
7 - 11 years old
Trigger Warnings: Contains themes of loss, bereavement & trauma. Also children's feelings about not living with birth families or worries about parents being unwell, unreliable or absent.
Please note – most of our productions feature flashing lights and loud sounds.
About us
We are all trying to work out our story. Who are we? How are we shaped? Where do we fit in?
Cleo arrives into a new home, unsure of what the future holds. She meets the playful Bertie, who brings her out of her shell, and Leila, who she has more in common with than she first thought.
Life has been unsettled for the trio: Bertie is pushing towards the future, Leila is trying to reconnect with her past and Cleo is searching for answers.
Together they balance, dance and climb to navigate imagined worlds, divided loyalties and loved ones far away. They unite to discover a place called home, the value of play, and together, learn how to own their own stories.
Developed through working creatively with young people in care over a period of years, this "inspiring, engaging, beautifully evocative production" (Everything Theatre) explores a fundamental need we all share – the need to belong.
Nominated for Two Off West End Awards (Best Production, Best Performance by an Ensemble).
Director: Nathan Curry (Co-Artistic Director of Tangled Feet)
Dramaturgy/Writer in the Room: Shireen Mula (Theatre503, Secret Cinema, Park Theatre)
Design: Becky-Dee Trevenen (Punchdrunk's Head of Dressing)
Sound and Music: Guy Connelly (of band Clock Opera)
Lighting Design: Sarah Readman (Fuel, Wildworks, Headlong)