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    Learning To Fly

    Learning To Fly

    • SHOWING
    • 28 Sep -
      29 Sep 2021
      28 Sep - 29 Sep 2021
    About

    We are delighted to welcome James Rowland back to Tobacco Factory Theatres with his hilarious, uplifting and big hearted new show featuring his captivating mix of storytelling, comedy and music.

    Learning to Fly sees James tell the story of a remarkable friendship he made when he was a lonely, unhappy teenager with the scary old lady who lived in the spooky house on his street.

    It’s about connection, no matter what the obstacles; about love’s eternal struggle with time; about music and its ability to heal.

    It’s also about the old lady’s last wish: to get high once before she dies.

    See early performances of James’ brand new show now before its wider UK tour in 2022.

    • RUNNING TIME1hr 15mins
    • TICKETSStandard From £16 / Concession From £12 (Tickets and prices subject to availability)
    • VENUE

    These performances are previews.

    8pm

    AGE RECOMMENDATION 14+ (contains references to drugs and drug-taking)

    TICKETS
    Standard From £16 / Concession From £12 (Tickets and prices subject to availability)
    Read about concession tickets

    COVID SAFETY MEASURES
    All Factory Theatre performances on sale from August 2021 are currently sold with social distancing in place. This means there is distance between different groups in the auditorium, plus a range of measures that enable your safe journey through all of the building. However please note that we may increase capacity and relax measures once we are certain it’s safe to do so. Read more about our Covid safety measures this autumn.

    Reviews
    • Array

      "Joyous... flooded with love"

      The Stage
    • Array

      "Thrilling... one mighty, passionate epic"

      The Scotsman
    • Array

      "Captivating... a generous, deepening hymn to friendship"

      The Sunday Times

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