Oldham Colosseum’s production of the Last Unicorn Airways is being staged at Billingtons on Wednesday, May 28.
The sensory and interactive show is ideal for children aged five to 10 years, especially those with complex needs, disabilities or profound and multiple learning disabilities.
The shows are thoughtfully designed for young people to ensure that everyone can join in the adventure, feel the joy, and be a part of something special.
Last Unicorn Airways is a spellbinding sensory-immersive journey around the world and into the heart of Hans Christian Anderson's timeless tale, The Flying Trunk.
Two baggage handlers recreate a round-the-world journey aboard the final flight of the Last Unicorn Airways, prising open suitcases filled with trinkets, fine clothes, alluring smells and exciting tales.
In one, the story of The Flying Trunk, an Arabian Nights-inspired fable about a reckless globe-trotting storyteller, is revealed.
The performance concludes with a sensory immersive installation offering a unique, interactive experience for each audience member.
The Blanket Fort Club is a sensory, immersive theatre company that brings magic and wonder to life for all children aged 4 and up.
It creates inclusive, accessible experiences where every child can thrive, especially those who may face barriers in traditional theatre.
It takes place at 3 Ascroft St, Oldham OL1 1HY, at 11am, 1.30pm and 3.30pm,
Tickets are priced at £9 - £18.
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