Tuesday 11th November 2025

Welcoming Dawn Ray Jacobs

Malvern Cube

Date & Time: Tuesday 11th November at 11am
Tickets: £6 (carers free)

Welcoming Dawn is a contemporary dance piece performed by an inclusive cast of learning disabled and non-disabled women.

Three women take on the duty of ensuring the sun rises by ‘dancing -in’ the dawn. Donning all their worldly goods they make their way to tops of mountains, deserted village greens and the sea to celebrate the rising of the sun. They bring in a new day, shedding the previous one and all its woes, by using touch, weight, momentum, balance, and flow as they journey together towards a new beginning.

This trio will be accompanied by an inclusive led by the cast of disabled and non disabled performers, exploring themes and set material from the dance performance.

Shropshire Inclusive Dance (SiD) is a company committed to inclusive dance practice. Since 2012 we have delivered distinct, exemplary and creative-driven dance projects, weekly classes and workshops and performance which facilitate individuals’ creativity, inclusion and community cohesion.
SiD is co-directed by Rachel Liggitt and Ray Jacobs, who are experienced practitioners in producing distinctive inclusive dance performance and facilitating projects throughout the community. SiD create, facilitate, and share work with many organisations and festivals as well as commissioning exceptional choreographers to make work to be performed nationally and internationally.

Out of the Box Daryl Carrington

Malvern Cube

Date & Time: Tuesday 11th November at 1pm
Tickets: £6 (carers free)
Performance and Workshop

Out of the Box is a joyful hour of playful chaos.
Mix in world-class juggling, a dangerous nail-biting finale and a very silly man and you have a show the whole family will enjoy..

“absolutely spectacular” Toby age 9
“The best clown show I’ve seen!” Lucy age 11
“Granny laughed louder than the kids!” George Age 38
“I had to wipe away tears. I was laughing so much.” Hazel Age ??

Daryl J Carrington invites you to discover what childlike Joy and nonsense can be found in simple everyday objects. A piece of string creates a movie heist, a piece of chalk and a toy dog a training montage, and a toilet plunger...well you will just have to see the show.