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This page is for the relaxed performance of Lucy and the Lost Ones only. Booking information for all other performances can be found here >>

Relaxed Performance

Lucy and the Lost Ones

Our relaxed performances offer an informal environment where everyone can relax and enjoy the show without having to worry about making a noise or moving around. For audiences including, but not exclusive to, children and adults with an Autistic Spectrum Condition or learning disability.

SIGNED PEFORMANCE: A BSL sign language interpreted performance will also be available on Thu 21 Dec at 2pm.

‘We all had a fantastic time, and both our children thoroughly enjoyed themselves.  I spent a lot of the performance just watching their faces because they were so animated and engaged!  Being a relaxed performance definitely helped a great deal as well – we felt under no pressure to make our son conform to the ‘norms’ of theatre going, and having the actors introduce themselves at the start was a good way of demystifying the experience.’
AUDIENCE MEMBER

Special Offer for Relaxed Audiences

We know things don’t always go to plan on the day, so we’ve set up an offer designed to take the pressure off. Book in advance and we’ll refund you the cost of your tickets if you can’t make the show on the day, or are unable to stay for the performance. Our only condition is that you ring us before the start of the performance if you can’t make it.

Useful Information Ahead of Your Visit

You can find a visual story guide to Exeter Phoenix here >>

If you have any queries or specific requirements please email annaruth.peelcusson@localhost.

Quirk Theatre & Exeter Phoenix Present

Lucy And The Lost Ones

This is Lucy calling outer space, Lucy to outer space. Is anyone receiving me? 

Lucy has always wanted to be a scientist. The kind of scientist that looks at the stars and has loads of really cool gadgets. Lucy already has a telescope of her own. She even has her own observatory (garden shed), and last Christmas she asked for a radio receiver (and a signed poster of Brian cox). 

Every night, Lucy comes out to look at the stars and listen to the universe. And not very much happens… until one starry night, she hears something.

Something from outer space.

Following the highly praised Ernie and the Sea of Ice, Quirk and Exeter Phoenix return with an extra special production to celebrate 15 years of family Christmas shows.

Get ready for a hilarious, touching and thought provoking rollercoaster ride through the space-time continuum, featuring anoriginal soundtrack, a wonderfully imaginative set and Quirk’s well-honed sense of the ridiculous.

‘Quirk Theatre know perfectly how to create that magical blend of unmissable fun, laughter and audience participation’
EXPRESS & ECHO

Venue: Exeter Phoenix

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