Summer Flying Theatre – Trailblazers (London)
25 July - 01 September 2024
An exhilarating and immersive performance that unveils untold stories of unsung heroes this summer at the RAF Museum London
The show will run every Wednesday to Sunday during 25 July until 1 September
Times
11:00am and 2:00pm
Age range
Suitable for 4+
Venue
Hangar 4, Dermot Boyle Wing
Duration
45 minutes (no interval)
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible tickets available, please make sure you book a wheelchair accessible ticket online.
Early bird offer
Use code TBLZR2024 at checkout for 20% off before 1 July.
Watch performers soar through the air in a stunning display of skill and artistry!
Crafted by Highly Sprung Performance, Trailblazers promises to re-imagine the stories of both well-known figures like Amelia Earhart as well as obscure pioneers like brave Bessie Coleman.
Trailblazers is not just a performance but an immersive experience that challenges preconceptions and celebrates resilience, courage and innovation. Expect to be wowed by its dynamic storytelling as performers soar through the air and glide with precision.
Don’t miss the chance to witness the hidden narratives that shaped aviation history in a new and exciting way!
Highly Sprung Performance are an award-winning physical theatre company working with and for children and young people. Highly Sprung Performance create spectacular performances and transformative experiences across the UK and the world.
Tickets and prices
Early bird offer
Use code TBLZR2024 at checkout for 20% off before 1 July.
| Adult | Child | Family* | |
 Zone 1 |
£17.50 | £15.00 | £55.00 |
 Zone 2 |
£15.00 | £12.50 | £47.50 |
 Zone 3 |
£12.50 | £10.00 | £40.00 |
 Zone 4 (restricted view) |
£12.50 | £10.00 | £40.00 |
 Disabled access** |
£12.50 | £10.00 | N/A |
*Family ticket includes 2x adults and 2x children or 1x adult and 3 children
** Disabled access tickets include 1 free carer admission.
Seating plan
This theatre has elevated seating. Please note individual seats cannot be booked, each zone will be a first come first served basis. Please note that the Zone 4 (orange) will have a slightly restricted view.
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FAQ’s
Is the show interactive?
Yes!
Whether it’s by the verbal interaction from the performers, visitors encouraged to act things out or even mid-way through the show when performers will be throwing beach balls into the audience; there will be plenty of interaction.
What is the recommended age for the show?
There are elements of the show to be enjoyed by all the family. However, the recommended age for the show is 4 to 11.
When should visitors arrive?
Doors will open 45 minutes before the session begins i.e. 10:15am for the 11.00am show and 1:15pm for the 2.00pm show.
It is recommended that visitors arrive at the Dermot Boyle Wing at least 30 minutes prior to the show’s start time.
Doors will close approximately 5 minutes prior to the show’s start time.
Will late arrivals be allowed in?
Visitors will NOT be allowed to enter the Dermot Boyle Wing once doors have shut. Given how visitors will need to navigate the tiered seating, to allow visitors in once the performance has begun would disturb and disrupt the performers. Likewise, although visitors will of course be allowed to leave the Dermot Boyle Wing at any point during the performance, once they have left the Dermot Boyle Wing after the performance has begun, they will NOT be allowed to re-enter.
Is there assigned seating?
After purchasing tickets in an individual zone, visitors will only be allowed to sit in only this zone with seats being commandeered on a first-come-first served basis. Therefore, visitors arriving closer to doors opening, will have a greater choice of where to sit than those who arrive later. The chairs in each zone will have colour-coded stickers to show visitors where to sit and a staff member/volunteer will be available to direct visitors to the seats allocated for their zone.
I am a carer accompanying someone requiring a disabled access seat, do I need to book a ticket?
No, each disabled access ticket includes 1 free carer admission.
What are the differences between the zones?
As a rule, the more expensive the ticket, closer you are to the performers and therefore, have a better view and will have a better chance of being interacted with. The exception to this rule, is the Orange Zone which although closer to the performers will have a slight restricted view. This is reflected in the Orange Zone’s ticket price.
Will there be tiered seating?
Yes. The Disabled Access zone will be on the floor of the Dermot Boyle Wing. Behind that there will be:
• 2 rows of 18 seats which will make up the Blue Zone
• 4 rows of 18 seats which will make up the Pink Zone
• 3 rows of 18 seats + one final back row of 19 seats which will make up the Green Zone
The Orange Zone will have:
• 3 rows of 10 seats
What is the refund policy?
All tickets are non-refundable.
Ready to book tickets?
Use code TBLZR2024 at checkout for 20% off before 1 July.
