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What’s on Families FOLLOW THE FUN September December 2015 Box Office 0121 345 0600 www.thsh.co.uk Funded by
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Page 1: Town Hall Symphony Hall What's on Guide Family

What’s onFamilies

follow the fun

September – December 2015

Box Office0121 345 0600www.thsh.co.uk

Funded by

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Box Office 0121 345 0600 or visit www.thsh.co.uk/family

Steve Backshall’s Wild WorldSunday 1 November 11.30am & 3pmTown Hall

Join wildlife TV presenter, adventurer, naturalist and writer Steve Backshall for a wild journey from the depths of the rainforest to the bottom of the sea.£18 adults, £16 under 16s plus transaction fee*Recommended for all ages, from 3 to adult

Musical Picnic Midweek Explorer Wednesday 23 SeptemberWednesday 14 OctoberWednesday 18 NovemberWednesday 16 DecemberSymphony Hall Café Bar 10.30pm

Enjoy our midweek breather with your host and jazz singer Sara Colman. Take time out in a relaxing and friendly space with your little one, while exploring music and making new friends.Recommended for ages 5 and under

babes in armsPlease note that any child that is aged 18+ months needs a ticket. It is fine for older children to sit on the lap of an adult; however, if they are over 18 months old you must still purchase a ticket for them.

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A Young Person’s Guide to the OrchestraSunday 8 November 2.30pmSymphony Hall

So, OK then – what exactly IS an orchestra? Why is the piccolo so small? Why are the double basses so big? And what on earth does a xylophone sound like?

In this entertaining concert for the whole family, the CBSO will show you exactly how it all works, with a bit of help from Benjamin Britten’s Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra – and there’ll be a chance to meet the orchestra afterwards too!£10 plus transaction fee*Free post-concert activities with CBSO musicians

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*£3 transaction fee, plus £1 (optional) postage, will be charged on all bookings except purchases made in person at the Town Hall or Symphony Hall Box Office.

helloWelcome to Town Hall Symphony Hall’s programmeof family events for September – December 2015If you have any queries about the suitability of the performance for your family, please contact the Box Office.

The Amazing Bubble ManFriday 30 October 11amTown Hall

Louis Pearl, the Amazing Bubble Man, visits Town Hall with his unique show that has been delighting audiences of all ages the world over for thirty years.

He explores the breathtaking dynamics of bubbles, combining comedy and artistry with audience participation and enough spellbinding bubble tricks to keep everyone mesmerised.£12 adults, £10 under 16s plus transaction fee*Recommended for all ages, from 3 to adult

Aliens Love UnderpantsSunday 25 October 1pm & 3.30pm Monday 26 October 11am & 1pmTown Hall

This zany and hilarious tale based on the best-selling children’s book is wonderfully brought to life on stage for the very first time.

With stunning effects, madcap action, original music and of course lots of aliens! This fantastically fresh and funny production will delight the whole family.£12.50 plus transaction fee*Recommended for ages 3+

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Box Office 0121 345 0600 or visit www.thsh.co.uk

christmasChristmas is all about the family, so where better to celebrate than here with us!

The Sound of MusicalsTuesday 29 December 7.30pmSymphony Hall

Back by popular demand with a new programme of show–stopping music and songs from the greatest Broadway and West End musicals and an all-star line up from London’s glittering West End. Songs include hits from Hairspray, Cats, Les Misérables, Grease and more.£12.50 – £39.50 plus transaction fee*

Festive Favourites with Alan Titchmarsh Friday 18 December 7.30pmSunday 20 December 3pm & 7.30pmMonday 21 December 7.30pmSymphony Hall

Special guest Alan Titchmarsh joins the CBSO, plus their whole family of choruses, for a concert of seasonal music old and new: favourite tunes, humorous readings, and of course, a chance to join in and sing along!£12.50 – £47 plus transaction fee*

Christmas with Aled JonesSunday 19 December 7.30pmSymphony Hall

Aled Jones joins a packed stage of superb artists for a wonderful concert of Christmas music and carols.Jonathan Antoine special guestLucas Pinto treble Adrian Lucas conductorCity of Birmingham ChoirLondon Concert Orchestra£12.50 – £42 plus transaction fee*

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Box Office 0121 345 0600 or visit www.thsh.co.uk/family

Symphony Hall Café Bar 10.30amTuck into a morning of musical entertainment for all the family. Watch, listen and join in with fun performances and activities every month.Recommended for ages 0 –7

Randolph MatthewsSaturday 10 October What happens if you cross Bobby McFerrin, Youssou n’dour and Seal with a vocal percussionist? Vocal voyager Randolph Matthews creates a musical explosion of clicks and glottal stops, jazz percussive melodies and songs made up of audience members’ names! His unique blend of jazz, soul and ethnic beatbox has him following his love for interactive performance around the globe.

Percussion Special: Goggie Ifill and Bethan JonesSaturday 7 November Specialising in African drumming and tuned percussion, the brilliant percussionists Goggie and Bethan will take you on an adventure through the music of Africa using drums, percussion and singing, as well as creating a special freestyle performance. All you need is hands and voices for a morning of noisy music making!

Christmas Special: Metropolitan Brass QuintetSaturday 12 December Our old friends and firm audience favourites, the Metropolitan Brass Quintet, return with festive music and cheer, along with their great mix of humour, style and even hosepipe horns, performing Christmas classics, along with a wide variety of classical, film and popular music from around the world.

The Wild Golden Goose ChaseSaturday 19 September The Wild Golden Goose Chase is a magical mix of music, story, song and adventure! Honk and waddle your way through the feast of fun as the three gallant Wild Words heroes create a never-heard-before story from curious objects, and a brand new song from your children’s imaginations! Participation aplenty!

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Box Office 0121 345 0600 or visit www.thsh.co.uk

How to reach usTown Hall is located in Victoria Square, Birmingham, B3 3DQ.

Symphony Hall is located within the International Convention Centre on Broad Street, Birmingham, B1 2EA.

For further information visitwww.thsh.co.uk/your-visit

How to bookBox Office: 0121 345 0600Online: www.thsh.co.ukIn person: Town Hall Box Office is open two hours before the start time of a performance.

Symphony Hall Box Office, in the ICC, is open 10am – 6pm Monday – Saturday and12pm – 4pm on Sunday.

Discounts are available for some performances, please check online or on 0121 345 0600.

*A £3 fee per transaction plus £1 (optional) will be charged on all bookings except purchases made in person at the Town Hall or Symphony Hall Box Office.

THSH offers a wide range of creative opportunities to engage and inspire children every year through our monthly family events, projects in family, school and community settings, venue and exhibition tours and work in the Patrick Music and Multimedia Studio.

familY frienDlY • Free activities for children • Free push chair park at Town Hall• Booster seats at shows • Creative workshops• Community outreach work

Visit www.thsh.co.uk/learn-and-join-in

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We’re Going on a Bear HuntTuesday 22 December 2015 –Wednesday 13 January 2016Town Hall

Join our intrepid adventurers on their quest to find a bear; as they wade through the gigantic swishy swashy grass, the splishy splashy river and the thick oozy, squelchy mud!Direct from a smash-hit West End and international tour, Michael Rosen’s award-winning book We’re Going On A Bear Hunt (illustrated by Helen Oxenbury) is brought vividly and noisily to the stage in director Sally Cookson’s fun-filled adaptation, set to Benji Bower’s versatile and lively score.

Expect catchy songs, interactive scenes and plenty of hands-on adventure – plus a few special surprises!£12 – £14 plus transaction fee*

Relaxed PerformanceSunday 10 January 20163pm

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