Bradford Culture
Performers in Claytime

6 Apr 2025

The Beacon – Wibsey Park

Claytime

Indefinite Articles

A family show with a difference – an interactive play made out of clay!

A play made from two things: clay and children’s imaginations. Award-winning theatre company Indefinite Articles invited children to help them make up a new play on the spot with clay – making a new world of fabulous forms, amazing animals and morphing monsters.

Each Claytime is totally unique, creating its own world, its own characters and its own stories inspired by its young audience.

Stay and play
The performances were followed by an optional 20-minute stay-and-play session where children got hands-on with the clay used in the show.

Credits
Images © Andi Sapey

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