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We Caliban

Delve into Shakespeare's 'The Tempest' through a new lens with 'We Caliban,' a powerful dance production. This performance reimagines the classic tale from Caliban's viewpoint, exploring themes of colonialism and cultural integration. Featuring captivating music, stunning projections, and the dynamic choreography of Shobana Jeyasingh Dance Company, it's a thought-provoking experience.

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What to Expect

Dance interpretation of Shakespeare's 'The Tempest' from Caliban's perspective.

Event Details

Duration

1 hour

Ages

12+

Timed Entry

Yes

Featured Performers

  • Shobana Jeyasingh Dance Company
  • Ascension Dance
  • Out of Whack

Organizer

Shobana Jeyasingh Dance Company

Food & Drink

Benugo Bar & Kitchen offers coffee, pastries, lunch, and dinner. Panda Mami is a buffet-style restaurant. A Theatre Bar and Snack Stations are also available.

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Local Insight & Ratings

Scare Factor

👻 👻 👻 👻 👻 (1/5)

Family Friendly

👶 👶 👶 👶 👶 (4/5)

Best For

Adults, teens, dance enthusiasts

Vibe

Thought-provoking, artistic, cultural

Energy Level

Moderate

Budget

$$

Photo Friendly

No

Weather Sensitivity

None

Location

Warwick Arts Centre
University Of Warwick
Coventry
CV4 7FD

Know Before You Go

  • Tickets: $$ – Get tickets
  • Parking: There are several car parks available on the University of Warwick campus. Information about charges and how to pay, as well as accessible (Blue Badge) parking, can be found on their Getting Here page.
  • Accessibility: The venue strives to make its building as accessible as possible. Enhanced performances including captioned, BSL interpreted, audio described, and relaxed performances are offered. Free companion tickets are available for those requiring assistance. Assistance dogs are welcome.
  • Pets: Assistance Dogs are welcome in all spaces.

Tips & Advice

  • Arrive early to enjoy the free foyer performance by Ascension Dance, which begins before the main show.
  • Consider the recommended age of 12+ when planning your visit, as the themes explored can be sensitive.
  • Check the venue's accessibility page for details on enhanced performances like BSL interpretation or audio description if needed.
  • The venue is cashless, so be prepared to use card payments for all purchases.
  • While food and drink are generally allowed in auditoriums, avoid bringing glass bottles or hot food.

Special Events & Promotions

  • Free foyer performance by Ascension Dance before the show.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is 'We Caliban' about?

'We Caliban' is a dance production that offers an inventive, sideways look at Shakespeare's 'The Tempest,' exploring the story through the eyes of Caliban and touching on themes of colonialism and cultural integration.

What are the ticket prices?

Ticket prices range from £21 to £26, with concessions available. Students can purchase tickets for £16, and a schools rate is also offered.

What is the recommended age for this performance?

The recommended age for 'We Caliban' is 12+.

Are there any pre-show activities?

Yes, there is a free foyer performance before the show led by local company Ascension Dance, celebrating cultural hybridity.

What accessibility options are available?

Warwick Arts Centre offers various accessibility services, including BSL interpreted and audio-described performances, and free companion tickets. Assistance dogs are also welcome.

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Last Updated: Sep 3, 2026
Original Submitter: Sep 17, 2025 The Halloween Events Near Me editorial team