Frozen Light: The Ancient Oak of Baldor

Mon 27 – Tue 28 Jan 2025

Pentland Theatre

Frozen Light: The Ancient Oak of Baldor

Mon 27 – Tue 28 Jan 2025

Pentland Theatre

An image of an enormous oak tree in a forest. Leaning against its massive trunk is a violin. A hooded figure can be seen in the foreground.

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Priority booking is now open for Members. Standard booking will open on Mon 7 Oct 2024 at 10:00am

Tickets

Tickets

Tickets: £14 (includes up to 2 free companions)

Venue

Venue

Pentland Theatre

Running time

Running time

1 hour (no interval)

Age suitability

Age suitability

For audiences aged 14+ with PMLD

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Tickets: £14 (includes up to 2 free companions)

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Pentland Theatre

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1 hour (no interval)

Age suitability

Age suitability

For audiences aged 14+ with PMLD

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Tickets: £14 (includes up to 2 free companions)

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Pentland Theatre

Running time

Running time

1 hour (no interval)

Age suitability

Age suitability

For audiences aged 14+ with PMLD

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Tickets: £14 (includes up to 2 free companions)

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Pentland Theatre

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1 hour (no interval)

Age suitability

Age suitability

For audiences aged 14+ with PMLD

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A folk tale of love, loss and the interconnectedness of all things.

The Ancient Oak stands strong in the Forest of Baldor, in the land of Earten.  There it has stood for millenia, rooted deeply to both the land and people of the forest. On this day, at the cusp of winter, the people of Baldor are celebrating The Great Cracking of the Ancient Oak.

Elspeth hoped this was the day that Lars would return.  But when he doesn’t she is taken on an unexpected journey. One that she will never forget.

Frozen Light welcomes you into their latest fantasy realm, where we discover that what truly nourishes us through the long nights is our capacity for love in all its different forms.

A multi-sensory experience for audiences with profound and multiple learning disabilities and their companions, offering the chance to gather and experience the collective power of shared stories.

Presented by Frozen Light

Each ticket admits 1 young person / adult with PMLD and up to 2 carers / companions. Each show has a capacity of 6, plus companions.

“The way the show is so carefully tailored to the audience’s needs provides a vital reminder that theatre can accommodate everyone.”

The Stage (on previous work)

Access Info

artsdepot is fully accessible with step free access throughout. If you have any questions please contact the Front of House team on 020 8369 5454.

There are disabled toilets on Levels 2 & 3.

We have a Changing Places toilet with a bench and hoist on Level 2. This can be accessed using a Radar key – please ask our Duty Manager if you don’t have one with you.

Level 2 is the same level as the Cafe. The Ancient Oak of Baldor will be performed in the Pentland Theatre on Level 3.

10 spaces for disabled badge holders are available in the car park below artsdepot, run by euro car parks. The car park is open:

Mon – Sat, 7.30am – 9pm (pay & display)
Sun and Bank Holidays, 9am – 5pm (free)

There is also a drop off area for disabled visitors and carers, right outside our front entrance.

Click here to read more about Access at artsdepot.

If you have any questions, please contact the Front of House team on 020 8369 5454.

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