You’re Out of this World
You’re Out of This World (Astro Groovers)
By Lynnebec
Interactive Dance Performance and Walkabout
Timings and Locations:
Regent Street • 11.10am (lasts 30 minutes)
Market Place • 11.40am (stage performance, lasts 20 minutes)
Queen Street • 1pm • (lasts 30 minutes)
Four Seasons • 3.3opm • (lasts 30 minutes)
Please note that this is a walkabout performance (apart from 11.40am stage show) and will start at the locations specified before moving through the streets
Suitable for all ages (recommended 7+). Adults are strongly encouraged to join in for maximum enjoyment.
Astro Groovers are intergalactic travellers that know how to throw a party! And they are on a mission to discover the galaxy’s hidden dance floors, never danced upon by human kind.
With their infectious energy and special space disco dance routine, the Astro Groovers will train up eager recruits to help them in their quest to discover the greatest party of all time.
Mansfield, get ready to groove.
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- Astro Groovers at the ready © Chris Winter
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- The Astro Groovers at Kings Cross Station, London
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- Astro Groovers at the Children’s Library Image © Jemima Yong
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- At Fabric Birmingham Image © Paul Stringer
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- You’re out of this World Disco © Chris Winter
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- Image © Paul Stringer
Images © Chris Winter, Jemima Yong and Paul Stringer
Access
- All dance moves have been considered for standing and sitting participants.
- The show has integrated access including iconic gesture and descriptive language to support visually and hearing impaired audiences.
- A live audio described performance will take place at 11.40am on the stage in Market Place.
About Lynnebec
Lynnebec are a multidisciplinary performance company making work for outdoor and unusual spaces. Using physical storytelling, dance and movement, they create interactive stories and adventures that are joyful and empowering.
Lynnebec was co-founded by Cat Butler and Jessica Barber in 2018. It was formed on a shared love of movement, physical theatre, devising, and collaboration. They are consistently curious about the ways dance and movement can connect us, challenge our inhibitions and celebrate self-expression.