Family Theatre: The Greatest Robot Ever

Presented by: KnottedHawk Productions

Touring Inspire Libraries Saturday 17 August - Thursday 22 August

A purple and orange robot smiling at each other. — Illustration by Mark Bird

Glitch the little robot doesn’t feel special like all the other amazing robots living in the junk yard. With the help of their best friend, Shift, they go on a quest to find the pieces to make them stand out! Full of fun, adventure and self discovery; Will Glitch find what they were searching for all along?

Using projection, dance and storytelling, children interact with the performers throughout the show and take part in an engaging workshop exploring resilience, friendship and wellbeing.

The Greatest Robot Ever is a brand new, rhyming story created by KnottedHawk Productions.

This interactive dance theatre show is perfect for children 3-8 years and their grownups.

Programmed in association with The Spark Arts for Children

Performance Dates

Arnold Library: Saturday 17 August - 10.30am FULLY BOOKED

Beeston Library: Saturday 17 August - 2:30pm FULLY BOOKED

West Bridgford Library: Sunday 18 August - 11.30am FULLY BOOKED

Southwell Library: Sunday 18 August - 3:30pm FULLY BOOKED

Sutton-in-Ashfield Library: Monday 19 August - 10.30am

Kirkby-in-Ashfield Library: Monday 19 August - 2.30pm

Bingham Library: Tuesday 20 August - 10.30am FULLY BOOKED

Newark Library: Tuesday 20 August - 2.30pm FULLY BOOKED

Hucknall Library: Wednesday 21 August - 10.30am FULLY BOOKED

Mansfield Central Library: Wednesday 21 August - 2.30pm

Retford Library: Thursday 22 August - 10.30am FULLY BOOKED

Worksop Library: Thursday 22 August - 2.30pm

Booking information

For 3-8 year olds and their families

Booking advised

Running time: 1 hour (30 min show followed by 30 min workshop)

Tickets: Library members: £4 | Non-library members: £7

One dancer crouched with hands covering their eyes, while another leans one handed on his head, raising knee high in dance move.

Two dancers with disco style helmets and purple jumpsuits strike a pose

Two perfromers, one stands pointing, the other kneels with hand in a 'stop' pose. Both with mouths opne wide.

Photography: Owen Peters

About KnottedHawk Productions

Hawk Dance Theatre (Contemporary dance) and The Knotted Project (Physical theatre) have collaborated in an exciting partnership over the past 6 years to develop unique productions that have toured extensively across the UK and beyond!
knottedhawk.co.uk