Join us in Brighton June 10th for an exciting afternoon of family friendly fun. We've got a brand new show and an interactive kids workshop on offer to inspire and entertain you and your little ones.

SASQUATCH - a new play about Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster and finding yourself - with live wrestling!

Jazz and Jax saw something in the woods last summer - Jazz thinks it's Bigfoot, Jax thinks it's all make believe. Join them as they camp out again and explore the world of cryptozoology - the creatures that live on the edge of science - bringing them to life with a team of professional wrestlers!

Expect heroes, villains, monsters and accepting our differences - Sasquatch is an exciting show for all the family.

June 10th, 2:00pm - 2:45pm
Suitable for ages 6+
Relaxed performance (please contact us for any specific access needs)

First child per order is full price, with any additional children at half price.

WORKSHOP - create your own Cryptid creature and see it bought to life by real-life wrestlers!

Before the show kids can take part in an immersive workshop, discovering and creating a new creature that lives on the edge of science.

Journey with us to explore folklore from around the world - Bigfoot, Moth Man, the Black Shuck, Chupacabra - Scary? Nah youre in control here, get inspired and journey into the unknown with our wonderful team.

"This workshop is definitely something that will stand out as a brilliant, bizarre memory of their childhood" - Parent from a previous workshop

June 10th, 1:00pm - 1:30pm
Suitable for ages 6+
Relaxed environment (please contact us for any specific access needs)

First child per order is full price, with any additional children at half price.
Adults don't pay to attend the workshop, but need a ticket so we can track numbers

Snacks and drinks available for purchase at the venue.

The SASQUATCH team are visiting various venues around the country and are excited to welcome families of all faiths and none to enjoy this event.

Created by:
Heather Bandenburg (Wrestival, Mummy Vs)
Micha Mirto (Dolls In Amber)
Daisy Lang (Fist Club)

Ticket link

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