- Venue: Other Space
- Duration: 1 hour
- Other: This show will be touring to libraries across the Leeds City area. See below for a list of the venues.
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More Information on The Things We Wouldn’t Otherwise Find – Library Tour
The spirit of libraries past and present await the future, an addict makes amends, a girl finds inspiration and passion spills over the paperbacks. Two actors create ten extraordinary characters in Emma Adams’ gloriously funny and playfully provocative exploration of libraries in the age of the internet search engine. The Things We Wouldn’t Otherwise Find will be touring to libraries across the city.
TUE 20 NOV Reginald Centre, Chapeltown
WED 21 NOV Garforth Library and One Stop Centre
THU 22 NOV Compton Centre, Harehills
FRI 23 NOV Moor Allerton Community Hub
TUE 27 NOV Dewsbury Road Community Hub
WED 28 NOV Armley Community Hub
THU 29 NOV Halton Library
FRI 30 NOV Headingley Community Hub
*A booking fee will apply on internet bookings.
Cast & Credits
By Emma Adams / Director Tess Seddon / Set and Costume Designer Laura Ann Price / Sound Designer Rob Landells / Assistant Director Beth Knight /
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Sinead Parker
as Performer 1, The Ghost of Libraries Present, The Book Thief, The Girl In A Hurry, The Book Restorer -
David Judge
as Performer 2, The Ghost of Libraries Past, The Librarian, The Man With Too Much Time, Cleaner
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Open captioning allows theatre goers with varying degrees of hearing to view the full text as it is spoken or sung, including sound effects and off stage noises. These appear on a scrolling screen, positioned on or at the side of the stage.
British Sign Language InterpretedA signed performance is the usual full production using either the creative use of sign integrated into the performance or a British Sign Language Interpreter on stage interpreting the show for D/deaf attendees.
Audio DescribedAudio Described performances are designed to improve the experience of visually impaired and blind attendees. As well as listening to the dialogue on stage the customer can wear a headset and listen to a live description of the action on stage.
Relaxed PerformanceA relaxed performance is a specially selected show from our programme, with slight adaptations to make it suitable for an audience of young people or adults with learning disabilities. This may include extra lighting, additional wheelchair spaces and the freedom to move to alternative seating if required.
Dementia-Friendly PerformanceDementia friendly performances are for all audiences. The theatre experience is enhanced for people living with dementia and their supporters, with adaptations to front of house service, the show and pre-show information packs. Additional dementia-aware staff, quiet spaces, clear signage and visual markers, sound and lighting adjustments and flexible seating options all help to create a supportive, shared experience.
Sing AlongSingalong with the cast in this exclusive performance. Join in as loud as you like, fancy dress is optional but highly recommended.
Post Show DiscussionParent & Baby Performance
A Parent and Baby performance enables parents to attend the theatre with their baby (under 12 months). We make small adaptations to the lighting and sound effects, including keeping the auditorium lights slightly raised. The seating is unallocated and there is a relaxed attitude to noise.
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- Captioned
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- Signed
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- Audio Description
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- Relaxed Performance
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- Dementia Friendly Performance
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- Post Show Discussion
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- Sing Along
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- Parent & Baby Performance
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