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When a storm swallows up their house, Anastasiia and her dog Djonnik have to look for a new one. Join them to explore what makes a house a home.
During their journey through many different landscapes, they meet all kinds of animals. Could they live with one of their animal friends?
The giraffe’s home is much too big, and the penguin’s house is much too cold, but the brave friends don’t give up.
Through animated paintings and complementary music, children are taken on a journey through a fairytale-like world to find a house that feels like home again.
This production is inspired by creator Anastasiia Liubchenko’s personal story. She left her house in Ukraine to find a new home in the Netherlands.
Need to know
Access
This show is predominantly non-verbal with the story told through gesture, physicality, projection and visuals and is suitable for non-English speakers, audiences with English as a second language, or those with developing communication skills.
This event is a Relaxed Performance (RP).
Relaxed Performances have a relaxed approach to noise and movement in the space, and you are free to enter and exit during the performances. A chill-out space and noise-cancelling headphones are available for both adults and children. There are no adjustments to sound and lighting for these performances.
You can join our free Access Scheme through your online Southbank Centre account or via email.
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This event is held at the Purcell Room Southbank Centre
The Purcell Room is located in the Queen Elizabeth Hall, which is open from 90 minutes before events start until they finish. It’s closed at all other times.
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