What’s On Sep – Dec 2022
Celebrating over 30 years of theatre for young audiences We include. We inform. We inspire. All Tickets £7 020 7709 8900 | halfmoon.org.uk All our performances are relaxed performances
Season diary DATE Thu 15 Sep Fri 16 Sep Sat 17 Sep Fri 23 Sep Sat 24 Sep Sat 1 Oct Fri 7 Oct Sat 8 Oct Sat 15 Oct Sat 22 Oct Sat 29 Oct Sat 5 Nov Thu 10 Nov Fri 11 Nov Sat 12 Nov Mon 14 Nov Tue 15 Nov Sat 19 Nov Thu 24 Nov Fri 25 Nov Sat 26 Nov Thu 1 Dec Sat 3 Dec Sat 3 Dec Sat 3 Dec Mon 5 Dec Tue 6 Dec Tue 6 Dec Wed 7 Dec Wed 7 Dec Sat 10 Dec Thu 15 Dec Fri 16 Dec Sat 17 Dec
TIME 5.30pm & 6.30pm 11am, 2pm, 4pm, 5pm & 6pm 11am–3.30pm, tours every 30 mins 10.30am & 1.30pm 11am & 2pm 10am–4pm 10.30am & 1.30pm 11am & 2pm 11am & 2pm 11am & 2pm 11am & 2pm 11am & 2pm 4.30pm & 7pm 10.30am & 1.30pm 3pm & 7pm 10.30am & 1.30pm 10.30am & 1.30pm 11am & 2pm 10.30am & 1.30pm 10.30am & 1.30pm 11am & 2pm 2pm 10.30am 11.45am 1.15pm 8pm 5.30pm 8pm 5.30pm 8pm 11am & 2pm 10.30am, 12pm & 2pm 10.30am, 12pm & 2pm 11am, 1pm & 3pm
PRODUCTION Open House Festival Open House Festival Open House Festival Butterflies Butterflies Free Family Fun Day Grandad Anansi Grandad Anansi Hulla Balloony Moon Time A Square World Pedal Onwards Dragon’s Tale Daytime Deewane Daytime Deewane Daytime Deewane Daytime Deewane Daytime Deewane Woodland Tales with Granddad Jack Frost and the Search for Winter Jack Frost and the Search for Winter Jack Frost and the Search for Winter Glisten Comets Youth Theatre Sharing Sunbeams Youth Theatre Sharing Moonbeams Youth Theatre Sharing Solar Youth Theatre Sharing Eclipse Youth Theatre Sharing Lunar Youth Theatre Sharing Equinox Youth Theatre Sharing Orbit Youth Theatre Sharing Hibernation Glisten Glisten Glisten
AGE All ages All ages All ages 3–8 3–8 All ages 4–9 4–9 2–8 3–6 All ages 5+ 13+ 13+ 13+ 13+ 13+ 3+ 3+ 3+ 3+ 0–18 months All ages All ages All ages All ages All ages All ages All ages All ages 3–7 0–18 months 0–18 months 0–18 months
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DATE Sat 14 Jan Sat 21 Jan Sat 28 Jan
TIME 11am & 2pm 11am & 2pm 11am & 2pm
PRODUCTION Rapunzel and the Tower of Doom Family Folk Show Nature Special Jack and the Beanstalk
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Welcome to our autumn season A very warm welcome to Half Moon’s new season of theatre for young audiences, which features 46 performances, 11 productions, 8 Youth Theatre sharings, a Free Family Fun Day and a vibrant exhibition that spreads a positive message of inclusion. We’re delighted to be working with Z-arts again on a co-production of Grandad Anansi, by awardwinning children’s author Elayne Ogbeta, that tours the UK in October celebrating Black History Month. We are also excited to be producing Daytime Deewane, by Azan Ahmed, which is inspired by the daytime raves of 1990s British Asian culture. Half Moon On Demand is our streaming service offering digital theatre for young audiences available to watch any time, anywhere for just £7. British Sign Language interpreted versions and closed captions are also available. Find out more: halfmoon.org.uk/on-demand The whole team looks forward to welcoming you to back to your local theatre. Chris Elwell, Director
Open House Festival Thu 15 Sep: tours 5.30pm & 6.30pm Fri 16 Sep: tours 11am, 2pm, 4pm, 5pm & 6pm Sat 17 Sep: 11am–3.30pm, tours every 30 mins See our work from a different perspective. Half Moon is taking part in this year’s Open House Festival, the capital’s largest celebration of special buildings and neighbourhoods. Now in its 30th year, the festival is a city-wide celebration of the architecture, landscapes and places that make London special. From Thursday 15 to Saturday 17 September, Half Moon will be running tours of our beautiful Victorian building, the former Limehouse Board of Works. Items from our archive will also be on display.
Gallery @ Half Moon Sad No More By Francesco Pellitta
15 Sep–17 Dec 2022 A joyful and uplifting collection of prints by digital illustrator and graphic designer Francesco Pellitta. Taking inspiration from the artist’s journey of self-expression emerging from the pandemic, Sad No More explores Francesco’s lived experiences and belief in diversity, inclusion and self-awareness. For all our exhibitions, we provide a gallery trail for children. School and community groups can visit free of charge to support young people in gaining Arts Award Discover and Explore. Contact Beccy on 020 7709 8908 or beccy@halfmoon.org.uk 3
Fri 23 Sep 10.30am and 1.30pm Sat 24 Sep 11am and 2pm Ages 3–8 45 mins
Sat 1 Oct 10am–4pm All ages welcome
TANGLED FEET AND HALF MOON PRESENT
Butterflies
Three friends embark on an exciting adventure to chase their butterflies away. They cross new seas to uncharted lands, on a journey filled with discovery. The only trouble is they’re all a bit worried about it! During their voyage the group ride the waves, walk high bridges, skirt deep caves and climb to the sky, before reaching dry land, braver than ever before. Created in response to young children’s experience of anxiety, Butterflies is an uplifting tale of friendship, courage and facing your fears, told using innovative staging, breathtaking physicality, touching humour and an original musical score. This show has limited dialogue and is accessible to d/Deaf, hard of hearing and non-English speakers. Also on tour nationally. Visit halfmoon.org.uk/touring for more details.
Free Family Fun Day Our Fun Palaces free family fun day returns for a seventh year as part of the Great Big Green Week to tackle climate change and protect nature. Throughout the day we’ll be raising awareness of environmental issues through a series of fun community activities throughout our building and garden, including craft, art, storytelling, music and movement workshops. Plus, we’ll have tea, cake and a few surprises along the way. Dip into one or two events or stay for the entire day. All events are free. Refreshments are available to buy throughout the day.
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Fri 7 Oct 10.30am & 1.30pm Sat 8 Oct 11am & 2pm Ages 4–9 40 mins
HALF MOON AND Z-ARTS PRESENT
Grandad Anansi by Elayne Ogbeta
Abi and her Grandad tell each other Anansi folktales. They play games as they work together in the garden among the beautiful flowers and tasty vegetables. As they plant memories, they share secrets and develop a bond that nothing can break. Grandad is as smart and mischievous as the wily Anansi legend. Can he find a way to tell his granddaughter about his plans to return to Jamaica, his beloved homeland? Join our intrepid characters in this humorous and heartfelt inter-generational adventure, as they step into the unexpected. With evocative live music, Grandad Anansi is an uplifting tale of love, courage and letting go. Grandad Anansi is the latest co-production from Half Moon and Z-arts, the award-winning team behind Dust, winner of the 2022 Off West End Theatre Award for Best Theatre for Children Aged 5–11. Celebrating Black History Month. Also on tour nationally. Visit halfmoon.org.uk/touring for more details.
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Sat 15 Oct 11am & 2pm Ages 2–8 45 mins
Sat 22 Oct 11am & 2pm Ages 3–6 45 mins
LONG NOSE PUPPETS PRESENTS
Hulla Balloony Moon Time
Are you ready? Grab a spoon. Because it’s pat-a-cake time. Pitter-patter – get the butter. Glitzy-glossy – whisk in sugar. Jokey-yolky – add the eggs. Based on the book Pat-a-Cake Baby by Joyce Dunbar and Polly Dunbar, Long Nose Puppets offer up a marvellous moonlit show full of riotous rhyme, zany puppets and spiffy special cake; all iced with music and songs by Tom Gray, of Gomez. Little children will feel stuffed to the brim with magic. At the end of the performance children are invited onto the stage to meet the puppets. DARYL & CO PRESENTS
A Square World An honest, touching and quirky story of three friends and what happens when an unexpected change leaves one of them left out in the cold. Together they decide to redefine the rules of the square world in which they live and soon discover their lives won’t be square ever again! A Square World looks at the unfairness of being left out in a world designed for everyone but yourself. This non-verbal story uses simple design and object manipulation to create an imaginative world where anything can happen. This show is non-verbal and is accessible to d/Deaf, hard of hearing and non-English speakers.
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Sat 29 Oct 11am & 2pm All ages 50 mins
Sat 5 Nov 11am & 2pm Ages 5+ 60 mins
LITTLE SEEDS MUSIC PRESENTS
Pedal Onwards
Join family music favourite David Gibb as he celebrates the launch of his brand new album for children and families. Pedal Onwards is a musical rendition of a childhood spent on two wheels and features special guests Oli Matthews (saxophone, clarinet, accordion) and Sean Law (double bass). David will be sharing songs and stories from his new album, as well as plenty of old favourites. His music covers an eclectic mix of styles, including soul, rock ‘n’ roll, folk, jazz and funk and we guarantee that children and adults will be singing along in no time!
DOMMY B PRESENTS
Dragon’s Tale Rick loves poetry. He thinks it’s exciting, funny and imaginative. But all across the land poets are being silenced… by a dragon! How can Rick avoid being eaten and help save the village from this fiery fiend? Dommy B’s latest adventure for children is a high energy poetry theatre show and includes lyrics, laughs and the chance (for those who would like to) to do lots of joining in! 7
Thu 10 Nov – Tue 15 Nov
Thu 10 Nov 4.30pm & 7pm, Fri 11 Nov 10.30am & 1.30pm, Sat 12 Nov 3pm & 7pm, Mon 14 Nov 10.30am & 1.30pm, Tue 15 Nov 10.30am & 1.30pm Ages 13+ and adult audiences 60 minutes HALF MOON PRESENTS
Daytime Deewane by Azan Ahmed
The end of an era is approaching. It’s 1997 and London is about to have its last daytime rave. British South Asians flock for their last taste of rebellion. Among them are cousins Farhan and Sadiq. Both very different. Both escaping something. Both trying to decide what it means to be British and Pakistani, a Muslim and a man – and they’ve got until 6pm to figure it out. Inspired by the daytime raves of 1990s British Asian culture, Daytime Deewane explores the beauty and struggle of living with a multi-cultural identity as a teenager. Featuring a DJ mix merging soundscapes, dance music and spoken word, this immersive new show is an exhilarating gig theatre adventure. Daytime Deewane, by Azan Ahmed, is Half Moon’s latest touring production for teenagers. Our last two shows for this age group, Crowded and What Once Was Ours, both won the Off West End Theatre Award for Best Production for Young People Age 13+. After the performance there is an onstage Q&A session with the company.
Also on tour nationally. Visit halfmoon.org.uk/touring for more details. CONTENT WARNING: Daytime Deewane includes references to self-harm. As part of depicting the experience of British South Asians in the 1990s, at times characters in the play refer to language which is racially offensive. Supported by the Garrick Charitable Trust. 8
Sat 19 Nov 11am & 2pm Ages 3+ 60 minutes PICKLED IMAGE PRESENTS
Thu 24 Nov 10.30am & 1.30pm Fri 25 Nov 10.30am & 1.30pm Sat 26 Nov 11am & 2pm
Ages 3+ 60 minutes
Woodland Tales with Granddad Something is happening in the woods, voices can be heard, and a strange metallic smell fills the air. Machines are gathering at its edge and a mysterious call is heard across the valley. Laura the ladybird, Jeffrey the spider, Brett the Woodlouse and Willoughby the Woodpecker are worried. Velda the Vixen knows there’s only one person who can help them – Granddad. But is there enough time? Can they save the wood? And will the mysterious stranger help? Featuring a cast of extraordinary puppets, Woodland Tales with Granddad is a magical story with an important environmental message. TUTTI FRUTTI PRESENTS
Jack Frost and the Search for Winter Jack Frost is a mischievous young boy with a frozen touch. His magic freezes the orange and red leaves and covers the trees and ground with a glistening blanket of ice and snow. But this year, when winter comes, the snow begins to melt and Jack’s extraordinary magic fades. In this wintery tale, Jack and his new found friend search for winter and attempt to restore Jack’s special gift. Circling the globe they meet characters who share their own special shimmering seasonal winter magic, but will Jack’s magic return? An enchanting new play by Children’s Laureate Joseph Coelho, with important environmental themes and original live music. 9
Sat 10 Dec 11am & 2pm Ages 3–7 45 mins LITTLE BULB PRESENTS
Hibernation
Thu 1 Dec 2pm Thu 15 Dec 10.30am, 12pm & 2pm Fri 16 Dec 10.30am, 12pm & 2pm Sat 17 Dec 11am, 1pm & 3pm Ages 0–18 months 20 mins
As the nights draw in and temperatures drop, staying wrapped up warm in our beds seems like a great idea. But have you ever imagined what it would be like to stay asleep for the whole of winter? Some creatures are experts and they’re here to show you how. Prepare to be transported to a magical forest full of mirth, live music and marvellous creatures, as together we prepare to take a very long nap! Audience members are encouraged to bring a favourite blanket and any cuddly friends who would like to tag along.
HALF MOON PRESENTS
Glisten
a Daniel Naddafy production An interactive performance for babies aged 0–18 months and their grown-ups. The audience are taken on a sparkling and shimmering immersive journey exploring the world of reflective materials. Watch as the empty space of the theatre fills with colour, sounds and surprises, creating a multi-sensory landscape ready to explore after the performance is over. At the end of the performance, babies, parents and carers are invited onto the stage for an interactive play session. Early booking is advised as Glisten is performed to a very small audience. This show is non-verbal and is accessible to d/Deaf, hard of hearing and non-English speakers. Also on tour nationally. Visit halfmoon.org.uk/touring for more details. 10
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THEATRE OF WIDDERSHINS PRESENTS
MEGSON PRESENTS
LYNGO THEATRE PRESENTS
11am & 2pm Ages 3+ 55 mins
Rapunzel and the Tower of Doom This enchanting show promises plenty of body, volume and loads of highlights, as this traditional tale is taken back to its roots.
11am & 2pm Ages 0–8 45 mins
Family Folk Show Nature Special The award-winning folk duo blend their heavenly vocals and lush harmonies into a gentle and entertaining concert with children’s folk songs.
11am & 2pm Ages 3+ 50 mins
Jack and the Beanstalk This classic fairy tale has something for everyone – enormous shoes, tiny houses, showers of silver and gold and a big, leafy explosion!
Half Moon On Demand
Unmissable children’s theatre, whenever you want it Half Moon On Demand is a streaming service offering unforgettable theatre for young audiences, available to watch any time, anywhere. Watch digital productions of our some of our recent shows for young people online, recorded live at Half Moon Theatre. On Demand allows you to watch a show for £7 whenever you want and as many times as you like for 48 hours. Join us for an online performance that puts your sofa in the front row! British Sign Language (BSL) interpreted productions and closed captions are available. halfmoon.org.uk/on-demand 11
About Half Moon
We include. We inform. We inspire. Half Moon is a local organisation with a national remit, committed to supporting artists and young people at every stage of their creative development. Our activity includes a season of professional plays for young audiences, new writing and artform development, and an extensive Creative Learning programme, including eight Youth Theatres. Half Moon also tours professional work for young audiences across the UK under our producing arm, Half Moon Presents. For current productions and tour dates, visit halfmoon.org.uk/touring
A snapshot of last year’s achievements: → 47,700 people engaged → 26,000 workshop participants → 21,000 audience members → 1,900 creative learning sessions → 1,250 volunteer hours → 396 performances → 177 performances toured to 79 other venues, including schools and libraries → 128 freelancers, 10 core staff and 6 trainees employed → 67 schools worked with in Tower Hamlets → 1 Off West End Theatre Award
We couldn’t do it without: We are also extremely grateful for support from: Action for Bow Aldgate & Allhallows Foundation Amazon Smile The Austin and Hope Pilkington Trust BBC Children in Need Benevity Causes Buzzacott Stuart Defries Memorial Fund Chapman Charitable Trust Charterhouse Charitable Trust Chesterhill Charitable Trust Clarion Futures The Coln Trust 12
Derek Shuttleworth Educational Trust easyfundraising The Fitton Trust Fund 4 Ruby Garfield Weston Foundation Garrick Charitable Trust The Henry Smith Charity Jack Petchey Foundation Leathersellers’ Company Charitable Fund Merchant Taylors’ Charity Newcomen Collett Foundation Ocean Regeneration Trust Sir Ian McKellan St Olave’s Foundation Fund THAMES Also a big thanks to our many individual donors
Theatre Passport Launched as part of our 30th birthday celebrations in 2020, we need your help to continue Theatre Passport, a free ticket scheme for Tower Hamlets school and community groups. Working together with businesses, organisations and individuals, we can give local children the opportunity to experience the magic of live theatre, many for the first time, and start them on their creative journey. → £30 would let 4 young people visit Half Moon → £300 would allow 40 children and adults to come → £3,000 would enable 400 children and adults to attend You can donate online at halfmoon.org.uk/passport or send a cheque made payable to Half Moon Young People’s Theatre to: Half Moon, 43 White Horse Road, London E1 0ND.
Stages of Half Moon Our digital archive exploring the heritage of Half Moon Theatre Discover the history of Half Moon Theatre through photographs, programmes, news stories, documents, videos and filmed interviews with over 100 people. There’s lots to uncover! stagesofhalfmoon.org.uk
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Do you need a space for a meeting, seminar or book launch? Or perhaps a studio theatre for rehearsing, filming or a photo shoot? Half Moon has several fully accessible spaces available to hire.
Celebrate your child’s special day at Half Moon. Book tickets for your group to see the afternoon show on the Saturday of your choice and hire our Upper Studio space (max. 25 children) for a post-show 90-minute party, for an additional £150.
We are delighted to offer a pop-up bookshop in partnership with the wellloved independent Brick Lane Bookshop.
Please contact us with your requirements: call 020 7709 8900 or email admin@halfmoon.org.uk
For more information, visit halfmoon.org.uk/venue-hire
There’s a rolling selection of popular children’s books for all ages on offer, from classic favourites to the hottest new titles, plus contemporary greeting cards. 13
Get involved! Why not join one of Half Moon’s Youth Theatres? It’s a brilliant way to explore drama, create performances and make lots of new friends at the same time. We have eight groups that run during term time.
Half Moon’s Youth Theatres School Years 1– 3
Comets: Sat 10am–11am Sunbeams: Sat 11.15am–12.15pm Moonbeams: Sat 12.45pm–1.45pm
School Years 4 – 6
Eclipse: Tue 4pm–5.45pm Equinox: Wed 4pm–5.45pm
School Years 7– 9
Lunar: Tue 6.30pm–8.30pm
School Years 10 –13
Orbit: Wed 6.30pm–8.30pm
Teenagers with disabilities (specialist group) Solar: Mon 6.30pm–8.30pm
All of our Youth Theatres are open to young people with disabilities and our venue is fully accessible.
5 reasons to join → Great value! Just £6 per session (£3 concession) → Run by friendly and experienced tutors → No auditions → See shows at Half Moon and visit other London theatres → Performances each term for friends and family
Autumn term begins on Sat 24, Mon 26, Tue 27 and Wed 28 September 2022.
Arts Award
Youth Theatre Sharings will take place between Sat 3 and Wed 7 December 2022, check the season diary for more information.
We are able to support our Youth Theatre members to gain a Discover, Explore, Bronze and Silver Arts Award. The Arts Award is a nationally recognised qualification that has been developed by Arts Council England and Trinity Guildhall and aims to inspire young people to develop their arts and leadership talents.
For more information about our Youth Theatres visit halfmoon.org.uk/yt or contact us on 020 7709 8900.
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Inclusive
Schools & teachers can also participate Last year, Half Moon worked with over 26,000 workshop participants in over 1,900 creative learning sessions, including working with 67 of the 90 schools in our home borough of Tower Hamlets. We work with nurseries, children and family centres, schools, colleges and community and youth organisations on a range of engaging projects, including curriculum-focused workshops, afterschool activities and initiatives to encourage young people to get into theatre, as well as professional development opportunities for teachers and other school staff, in partnership with Tower Hamlets Arts and Music Education Service (THAMES).
Projects include
Careers in Theatre: A hands-on, project-
management style experience for 13–17 year olds of all aspects of professional theatre
CPD for Teachers: A series of practical
training sessions for primary and secondary school staff
Dramatic Maths: An innovative project using drama and storytelling to engage children in KS2 maths DramaWorks: Bespoke experiential
residencies in non-mainstream settings for young people with additional needs or life limiting conditions
Gallery @ Half Moon: A chance for schools to experience the art in our gallery, meet the artist and use the pictures as stimulus for art, literacy and other curriculum work Next Steps: A programme using drama to
support Year 6 students with their transition to secondary school, with continued support in Years 7–9. Part of Tower Hamlets Youth Service
Speech Bubbles: A year-long intervention programme working with KS1 children to develop their communication skills through drama We also support young people and schools in gaining Artsmark and Arts Award.
Early Years Creative Play: Sessions for children and adults to explore their physicality and imaginations and to feel confident with creative play For more information visit halfmoon.org.uk/learning and subscribe to our e-newsletter. To discuss any of the projects or suggest other ways you would like to work with us at Half Moon, contact Beccy on 020 7709 8908 or email beccy@halfmoon.org.uk
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In person: Mon–Fri 10am–6pm Sat 10am–4pm All tickets £7. No booking fees. Group discounts available. Free tickets for babies under 12 months, unless the show is specifically for their age range. See our website for booking conditions.
Getting to us
By train/tube: Just 2 minutes’ walk from Limehouse
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