A storyteller lies on a gallery floor in front of a box filled with colourful objects. A child and parent watch.
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Storytelling in the Gallery: William Kentridge

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About Storytelling in the Gallery: William Kentridge

Join us each month this winter for interactive and immersive storytelling in the gallery, inspired by the William Kentridge: The Pull of Gravity exhibition.

Led by our spellbinding storytellers, move, make and imagine together as the exhibition inspired stories unfold.

Your ticket includes entry to YSP. Make a day of it and visit The Studio in the Underground Gallery to create your own artworks, play outdoors in Little Wild Wood or recharge with lunch or snacks at The Kitchen Café.

This event is held in the Underground Gallery and is buggy and wheelchair friendly.

Dates and Times

  • 11.00–12.00 Book Now

  • 14.00–15.00 Book Now

  • 11.00–12.00 Book Now

  • 14.00–15.00 Book Now

  • 11.00–12.00 Book Now

  • 14.00–15.00 Book Now

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