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All that Glistens will be a fun festive family show for babies, coming to Reading’s South Street

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Thursday, December 1, 2022 6:04 am
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Glisten is coming to South Street from Thursday, December 8, through to Saturday, December 10

Glisten is coming to South Street from Thursday, December 8, through to Saturday, December 10

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A NEW theatre show coming to South Street next week has a special audience in mind – babies aged 18 months and younger.

Glisten is an interactive performance that will be a magical adventure just in time for the start of the festive season.

The audience will be taken on a sparkling and shimmering immersive journey exploring the world of reflective materials, all wrapped up in an ambient soundscape of evocative yet laid-back music.

Organisers say people can watch as the empty space of the theatre fills with colour, sounds and surprises, creating a sensory landscape ready to explore after the 20-minute performance is over.

Glisten is performed to a small audience of up to 20 adults with their babies, creating an intimate and welcoming theatrical event, co-created by theatre-maker Daniel Naddafy and visual artist Phoebe Stubbs.

After the show, there is an interactive free-play session where the babies can explore the tactile world of Glisten.

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It takes place on Thursday, December 8, Friday, December 9, and Saturday, December 10, with performances at 11am, 1pm and 2.30pm. Tickets cost £15 for an adult with a baby, and £10 for an additional adult in the group.

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