by FRONTLINEdance
Stoke-on-Trent’s FRONTLINEdance invite you on a journey of adventure, discovery and emotion.
A brand new, inclusive performance co-created by the local deaf and disabled community, Seeing Me will travel through Tunstall, Burslem, Stoke, Fenton and Longton using public transport whilst being streamed live at The Big Feast at Pilgrims Pit and conclude in a grand finale in the City Centre.
Telling the stories and experiences of the local community, Seeing Me’s integrated cast of contemporary dancers will leave you uplifted and enlightened.
View the livestream of their dance adventure across the city at Pilgrim’s Pit (map pin: 10) from 11am – 4pm and watch the finale live at 3:30pm.
Find out more about the whole project including performances in the other five towns at: www.frontlinedance.co.uk
Commissioned by Dance Hub Birmingham
Access Info
- This show moves from the Bus Station to Regent Theatre
- There will BSL interpretation during the show
- This show is in development but will aim to be widely accessible.
- A version of the show aimed at blind or visually impaired audiences will take place on Friday 23 August at 1:30pm at Potteries Museum & Art Gallery. Contact: hello@frontlinedance.co.uk or call 01782 208208 ext. 3644 to reserve a place.
About The Big Feast 
Stoke-on-Trent’s freshest outdoor arts festival, The Big Feast returns to fill the streets of the City Centre (Hanley) once again with scrumptious free entertainment on Friday 23 & Saturday 24 August 2019.
Check out the Big Feast ’19 Brochure for the full line-up plus a map and schedule so you can start planning your visit.
The Big Feast is led by Appetite and supported by Stoke-on-Trent City Council, Stoke-on-Trent Business Improvement District (BID) and the Without Walls Touring Network Partnership.
Appetite is an Arts Council England-funded Creative People and Places programme led by New Vic Theatre in partnership with Partners in Creative Learning, 6Towns Radio, Staffordshire University.
