Valid ID must be presented where applicable. We all share a passion for innovative theatre making that speaks to a global community, and create performances that harness the universal language of the body. Offers are non retrospective and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Theatre Ad Infinitum is a multi-award-winning international ensemble based in Bristol that develops new and original theatre for multi-cultural audiences. Only one discount per ticket may apply, unless otherwise stated. Top three price bands only, unless otherwise stated. Theatre Ad Infinitum have developed a narrative that makes sense of the language of light, but not so much the language of wordless physical theatre (the fact that key narrative developments have to be conveyed by surtitle illustrates the problem). £12 tickets CONCESSIONS FOR PATRONS WITH DISABILITIESĢ-for-1 for disabled patrons who require the service/support of a companion.ĬLICK HERE for more information on our Access Performances TERMS AND CONDITIONSĭiscounts and Concessions are offered subject to availability at the discretion of the Information and Sales Manager. £12 tickets CONCESSIONS FOR OVER 60s, CLAIMANTS and PASSPORT TO LEISURE FRIENDSĢ-for-1 tickets CONCESSIONS FOR UNDER 18s and STUDENTS For further queries on the information below please contact Ticket Sales on 08†. We offer a range of discounts and concessions to enable everyone to enjoy an affordable visit to Birmingham Hippodrome. Please note: Transaction charges do not apply to bookings for Patrick Centre shows. The Patrick Studio is easily accessible from our Thorp St entrance or from Level 3 inside the theatre. Developed at Battersea Arts Centre and supported by Salisbury Playhouse, Tobacco Factory Theatres, Newbury Corn Exchange, Birmingham Hippodrome, Redbridge Drama Centre, The Tolmen Centre and The North Wall. No Kids is made possible by Arts Council England. Movies and Theatre AD INFINITUM is a lifestyle blog run by co-founders Ben & Joe. To celebrate their tenth year of creating superb physical theatre, Theatre Ad Infinitum bring two of their early works back to the Fringe.
Together, George and Nir confront this chaos head-on. Every consideration – adoption, surrogacy, co-parenting, the environmental impact of childbirth, the fears and anxieties, how the past affects parenting and much, much more – brings with it a succession of ethical challenges. Theatre review of The Odyssey (Adapted from Homer by Nir Paldi and George Mann) from Theatre Ad Infinitum at The Ustinov, Bath Theatre Royal and touring. Should we have kids, or not? George and Nir are a real-life same-sex couple trying to answer a question many of us face. Described as “We Need to Talk About Kevin on acid” ( Total Theatre), No Kids is the latest energetic, hilarious, moving and thought-provoking play from the multi-award-winning Bristol-based company, Ad Infinitum.
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