Parade - The Giant Wheel: Autin Dance Theatre

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Parade - The Giant Wheel: Autin Dance Theatre

Sat 21 Sep | Super Saturday, St Johns Church Yard and The Quedam Yeovil

TICKETS:* Free Event

Parade - The Giant Wheel is a moving performance inspired by the beauty, power, and impact of people from different walks of life coming together, featuring a 12- foot tall Giant Wheel powered by 6 street artists and accompanied by music and a large community cast of local groups and individual performers.

Be part of this community cast by signing up to one of our free community workshops - book on here.

Autin Dance Theatre uses their unique blend of contemporary storytelling, striking physicality and innovative large designs to transport audiences and communities along a carefully choreographed procession.

The 50-minute itinerant act is punctuated by 3 static moments that celebrate the tension and fracture between our individual identities and our shared collective humanity. Ultimately, Parade is about celebrating different journeys whilst honouring our shared life struggles and collective journeys.

These performances are brought by the Octagon Theatre to Yeovil's Super Saturday event. Join us for performances at 12pm & 3pm.

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Super Saturday - Wander, relax and explore, fun optional!

The event will take place throughout St Johns Church Yard and The Quedam from 10am - 4pm.

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“Parade is a carefully created outdoor performance – it fuses circus, dance, procession and engineering into a show that reaches out to audiences with a high level of spectacle and scale alongside more intimate moments which directly engage with spectators; crowds always love a parade and this is a very different ambulatory experience.”

Angus MacKechnie Director, OutdoorArtsUK