Go Grandad, Go!

Company DHW

A heart warming inter-generational family story embedded in love. This relatable show inspires the young and empowers the.. not so young.

Hip-Hop / Theatre / Interactive | Suitable for all ages.

All performances have BSL integrated | 35 mins.

FRI 28 AUG | 12:00 & 14:15 | Potteries Museum & Art Gallery (12)

Touch Tour | 13:45 | 15 mins

SAT 29 AUG ‍| 12:15 & 14:30 (AD) | The Town Hall (9)

ABOUT

A heart warming inter-generational family story embedded in love. This relatable Hip-Hop theatre dance show inspires the young and empowers the.. not so young.

The story presents new ways of understanding each other, sparking conversations about upbringing, culture and redefining generational relationships.

“You are never too old to get involved.”

  • Benches and chairs are available at this show.

    BSL is integrated into all performances, creating site lines for d/Deaf communities.

    A touch tour is available on Friday at 13:45, immediately before the 14:15 show.

    Audio Description is available at both Saturday shows.

    Note: Music can be loud in places.

  • www.daniharriswalters.com

    Instagram: @lastheatre

    Company DHW is a dynamic Hip-Hop theatre collective founded and led by the multifaceted artist Dani Harris-Walters. The company is dedicated to creating accessible, engaging, and relatable Hip-Hop theatre experiences that resonate with diverse audiences.

    Dani Harris-Walters is a seasoned choreographer, performer, and teacher based in South West London. He has collaborated with a range of professional choreographers and has made significant contributions to the dance community.

    Under Dani's leadership, Company DHW emphasises community, authenticity, and movement in its productions. The collective's commitment to inclusivity and collaboration is evident in their performances, which aim to make the arts more accessible and relatable to diverse audiences.​

  • Caspian’s Storm is an LAStheatre production.

    Commissioned by Applause, 1DegreeEast, and 101 Outdoor Arts. The creation of this production was generously supported by Arts Council England.