in partnership with The B-Bar
ReBels Who Changed The World/Stranger Things Have Happened
ReBels Summer Double Feature
Suitable for ages 6+
ReBels Who Changed The World
Ultra cool in a crazy way, this show is made up of acts inspired by rebels in all walks of life. Each person is selected by the ReBels: from David Bowie to Alan Turing, Rosa Parks to Adel, Marcus Rashford to Freddie Mercury, Malala Yousafza to Volodymyr Zelenskyy this show is co-created by our amazing ReBels featuring dance, physical theatre, spoken word, music and film .
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Written & Directed by the ReBels, Shaday Barrowes & Leah Ingall
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Choreographed & Devised by Charlotte Eaton, Chloe Fear, Lizzie Moulds & Charlie Ranken
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Music composed by Elijah, R, Aya El Morshdy & Michaelangelo Langley-Briggs
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Artistic Director: Suzie West
Our ReBels performers are all aged 12-25
Stranger Things Have Happened
An original performance inspired by sci-fi, crime and thrillers. A show with quirky, genre bending twists mixed with a bit of time travel for added weirdness!
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Written by Neil Bebber
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Directed by Sally Burne and Neil Bebber
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Co-created by the ReBels.
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Artistic Director: Dulcima Fenton
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Musical Director: Caitlin Brawn
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Choreographer: Laura Cantliffe
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Assistant Director & Costume Designer: Michaelangelo Langley Briggs
Our ReBels performers are all aged 12-25.
Tickets
This is a Pay What You Decide event which means you choose what the show is worth to you! You can decide what you would like to pay now by adding a ticket with a value to your cart, or you can pay after you have seen the show at Barbican Theatre (cash or card).
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Venue Info
Barbican Theatre
Castle Street
The Barbican
Plymouth
PL1 2NJ
Situated behind the Mayflower Visitor Centre just off the main Barbican road (opposite the 'Prawn' and Mayflower Steps.
info@barbicantheatre.co.uk
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Seating
Reserved seating is in place
Seats B5 & B7 are wheelchair accessible, if you require these seats please add 'access member' (here) to your account and you will have access to these. Please let us know of any access requirements you may have, including whether you would like the seat removed.
Both rows A & B are level access
If you have any specific access requirements (for example wheelchair access) please leave details in the comment box when placing your order or email our Audience Experience Manager, Robyn, at info@barbicantheatre.co.uk and she will arrange this for you.
Audience guidance / trigger warnings / safe space
Age Guidance: suitable for ages 6+
Emotional / trigger warnings: the Stranger Things Have Happened performance features a funeral.
Barbican Theatre is a safe space - safe to be who you are, regardless of race, class, religion, country of origin, immigration status, (dis)ability, age, gender, identity, or sexual orientation.
Covid 19 Safety
The health, safety and comfort of our audiences, colleagues and performers are very important to us.
Before you arrive
We have a number of measures in place to ensure your comfort and safety.
Enhanced hygiene procedures are in place which include thorough cleans between performances and our ReBels training sessions. We have increased the circulation of fresh air throughout the building so it might be cooler than you are used to. You may want to bring an extra layer, just in case. Hand sanitising stations are positioned throughout the public spaces for audience members and ReBels training members to use and we ask that you do so frequently.
We continue to monitor the latest guidance from the UK Government and the team here will continue to wear face coverings in all areas of the theatre.
When you arrive
Whilst we encourage members of the audience to continue to wear a mask we understand that more and more people are making the decision not to so we would like audiences to be aware that people sitting around them may not wear a mask throughout. If you are concerned about this please get in contact with our Audience Experience Manager Robyn who can discus options for seating that will help you feel more safe.
The Barbican team will all wear face coverings / shields (unless medically exempt) and are also regularly lateral flow tested. This includes our practitioners, core team, the team front of house and back stage.
Social Distancing
Barbican Theatre largely programmes one night performances, with a capacity of either 110 or 140. Due to this programming model at present we are unable to offer socially distanced performances. Please get in contact if you would like to discus seating options for any upcoming events and where possible we will find you an area in the auditorium with the most distance for other audience members.
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