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Grandad Anansi
Heartwarming inter-generational adventure celebrating Jamaican culture
About
Join Abi and her Grandad for a heartwarming inter-generational adventure filled with Anansi folktales. As they tend their garden, they share secrets and build an unbreakable bond. This humorous and heartfelt production features captivating songs and joyous dancing, celebrating Jamaican culture and the Windrush generation. It's an uplifting story of love, courage, and letting go, perfect for families.
Our Take
Scare Factor
Family Friendly
Best For
Families with young children
Vibe
Heartwarming and cultural
Energy Level
Low
Budget
$
Photo Friendly
Moderate
Weather Sensitivity
Low
Special Events & Promotions
- Special family ticket offer: Grandparents go free!
Always check the official website for the most current information.
We've done our best to keep details up-to-date, but event schedules, prices, and policies can change. For the latest updates, please visit the official website or contact the organizers directly.
Location
Event Details
Pricing
$
Duration
50 minutes
Ages
Ages 4 - 9
Neighborhood
Hulme
Timed Entry
Yes
Organizer
Half Moon and Z-arts
Practical Information
Parking
There is substantial on-street parking around the venue. Please be aware that parking restrictions vary street to street. Disabled parking bays are at the front of the venue.
Accessibility
Spaces for Wheelchair Users are available online. Please select your desired space, Essential Companion seat, and any other seats you would like when booking online. Download the What To Expect Guide for Grandad Anansi here. Download the Z-arts Guide here.
Pet Policy
Service animals welcome
Food & Drink
Z-cafe is open Tuesday – Saturday.
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Consider booking your 'free' grandparent ticket in advance to secure your spot, especially for popular showtimes.
- Download the 'What To Expect Guide' before your visit to help prepare younger children for the performance.
- The BSL interpreted performance on Saturday, October 4th, is a great option for deaf or hard-of-hearing audience members.
- Arrive a little early to take advantage of the buggy park area if you're bringing a stroller, as space inside the theatre may be limited.
- Check the Z-arts website for the most up-to-date opening hours for the Z-cafe, as it is not open every day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I bring my baby?
If the show is for babies and toddlers, your baby will need a ticket. For shows aimed at older children, babes in arms (under 1) may not need a ticket if they can sit on your knee or in a sling. For 'Grandad Anansi', babes in arms (Under 1) are welcome without charge.
What is an essential companion ticket?
An essential companion ticket is a free ticket provided for someone accompanying a person with a disability who feels they require assistance.
Where can I park?
Z-arts does not have a dedicated car park, but there is substantial on-street parking available on surrounding streets. Please check parking restrictions carefully. Disabled parking bays are located at the front of the venue.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes, accessibility is a core focus at Z-arts. They strive to make their venue and shows as accessible as possible, including relaxed performances and dedicated access days. More information can be found on their access page.
Can I get food and drink at Z-arts?
The Z-cafe is open Tuesday through Saturday, offering food and drink options. It's advisable to check their specific opening hours for the day of your visit.
