Two enchanting productions head to Brid libraries

Mountain Witch fun heading to Brid Central Library

East Riding Libraries is running two family-friendly, Halloween inspired events to keep the family entertained this October half term – with two Bridlington performances.

Myth Monster by Dens and Signals is part performance, part headphone experience.placeholder image
Myth Monster by Dens and Signals is part performance, part headphone experience.

The Mountain Witch is an enchanting production from Speedwell Dance inspired by the timeless themes of folklore and the human experience.

Through dance, music and song, the adventurous tale tells the story of an ancient and powerful witch, seasons gone awry, and the determination of children to put things right.

The event, taking place at Bridlington Central Library on Monday, October 26 (11am to noon) is suitable for families with children aged three to eight.

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Myth Monster by Dens and Signals is part performance, part headphone experience. The event is about people, their ancestors, and the ancestors who everyone will become. The accessible event features impressive sound, original music, and the chance to move, dance and get involved.

Myth Monster is a headphone experience. Participants will be invited to wear headphones throughout and can adjust the volume to a level which is comfortable. Those who attend will also be asked to sit on the floor if they are able and invited to move at certain points.

The event, which will be at North Bridlington Library on Friday, October 30 (10am to 11am) is suitable for families with children aged eight plus.

Go to tinyurl.com/mr3kzewc to book a place at this event.

Tickets to all the events cost £4 per child, with one free accompanying adult, the productions will last around 60 minutes.

Councillor Nick Coultish, Cabinet Member for Culture, Leisure and Tourism at East Riding of Yorkshire Council, said: ‘’East Riding Libraries have worked with our partners to bring together two brilliant events to entertain children and their families over the upcoming October half term. Inspired by Halloween, the interactive and engaging performances are sure to make for a memorable time for anyone who chooses to come along.’’

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