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Finding Joy

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Vamos Theatre presents
Finding Joy
A comic, anarchic, touching and heroic full mask adventure

Thurs 13 – Sat 15 February 7.30pm

Joy is creative, funny, loves to dance, and is losing her memory: her grandson Danny is rebellious, fearless, bright, and always getting into trouble. When out of the blue Danny decides to become Joy’s carer, they discover a shared playfulness and a mutual affection. But is that enough to take on the challenges ahead?

Finding Joy is based on life events and true stories, and brims with all the visual inventiveness, music, puppetry, dexterity and hilarity that we have come to expect from one of the UK’s foremost full mask theatre companies.

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Map Venue MarkerExeter Northcott Theatre
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