Events

Events


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Fresh Club Night

A club night run by DJ's with learning disabilities and autistic DJ's since 1998.


What people like most about Fresh Club Night:

“It’s a great night. It’s full of fun, full of music, full of dancing, full of good times.”

“I like the atmosphere and the music. It gets everyone dancing.”


Next event:
Thursday 1st May 2025,  6.30pm - 10.30pm

FRESH & The Lawnmowers: A Night at the Movies!

Lights, camera, action! This month, we’re teaming up with The Lawnmowers for to celebrate great movie soundtracks. From blockbuster soundtracks to iconic theme tunes, we’ll be playing the hits that made movie moments unforgettable. 


Where:

World Headquarters,

Curtis Mayfield House, Carliol Square, East,

Newcastle  NE1 6UF


Fresh Club Night takes place on the 1st Thursday of each month

6.30pm - 10.30pm


Cost:  £6.00 per person (carers get in free)

Tickets on the door (for people aged 18 years and over) 



Free Taster Session:

DJ Academy at Blyth Family Hub

For people with learning disabilities and autistic people, aged 16+


Are you interested in learning to DJ? Come along to a fun and friendly taster session of The Twisting Ducks DJ Academy at Bylth Family Hub.


Wednesday 14th May 2025, 4pm - 6pm

Blyth Family Hub

103 Wright Street, Blyth, NE24 1HG


Book your free place

Click here to book your free place

Or telephone: 07925 167775 / email: info@thetwistingducks.co.uk



Let There Bee Magic... and Scones! 

A new play by Morpeth Performing Arts Academy


Let There Bee Magic... and Scones! is a playful and imaginative new play by Morpeth Performing Arts Academy at The Twisting Ducks Theatre Company. Join us for a whimsical journey following a day in the life of some of Morpeth’s most curious characters. The play reimagines the town of Morpeth, featuring a bee farm, a nail salon bakery, and even a volleyball cafe... but all is not as it seems, as magic stirs and cheese scone monsters lurk! With a vibrant mix of comedy, drag, music, and dance, the show builds to a dazzling cabaret finale, bringing Morpeth’s fantastical world to life in a celebration of community and creativity. Written and performed by artists with learning disabilities and autistic artists, this joyful performance explores ideas of home, belonging, and the connections we share.


Friday 9th May 2025, 1pm & 7pm

Morpeth Methodist Church

Howard Terrace Morpeth NE61 1HU


Tickets

£5 (carers go free)

Click here to book tickets online or telephone 07925 167775


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A new play by Theatre Royal Saturday Performing Arts Academy





Saturday 7th June 2025, 2.45pm & 7.45pm

Theatre Royal, Newcastle

100 Grey St, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6BR


Tickets

£12

Tickets will go on sales soon via the Theatre Royal Box Office


Performing Arts workshop:

Independence, choice and control 


A creative workshop for groups of people with learning disabilities and autistic people aged 16+.


Work with performers and facilitators from The Twisting Ducks Theatre Company to explore themes of independence, choice and control through performing arts activities.


Participants will watch scenes from The Twisting Ducks performance Back by 8 and using creative techniques and forum theatre the group will explore how the characters deal with issues around getting the right support to do the things they want to do.


2-hour workshop for Schools, Sixth Form Colleges, and groups of people with learning disabilities and autistic people aged 16+


Free, booking required

The workshop will be delivered in your setting.


Please note: This workshop is for groups/schools/colleges based in Newcastle upon Tyne.


For more information and to book, please email info@thetwistingducks.co.uk or telephone 07925 167775


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