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A young person looks up at hands held in front of them. They cast a colourful shadow on the walls. Text reads: InSideWays - An accessible At Home show made for and with families
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InSideWays

Date
Tue 18 - Sun 30 Aug 2026

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InSideWays is an accessible sensory show delivered to your door, created for and with disabled young people and their families. A colourful chest of drawers will open up a SideWays world of playful sensory activities for each family to explore.

Together, you’ll go on a wonderfully wiggly adventure of tasty sounds, toothbrush discos, and stories that won’t stay on the page. Where there’s no right or wrong way of doing things, just YOUR way. Over two weeks, sounds, music, smells, light, colour, textures and tastes will gradually transform your home, until it’s filled with sensory fun and magic! InSideWays reveals the extraordinary in the everyday 🪩🪥✨

Audience feedback:

💬 “It was all just perfect... a magical experience”

💬 “so inclusive and lovely”

💬 “we felt so seen as a family”

🏠 Where: InSideWays will be delivered to families living in Wandsworth

🗓️ When: Tuesday 18 August – Monday 31 August (estimated delivery and pick up dates)

🎟️ Cost: £25 for the whole family. Includes delivery to and pick up from your home

❓ FAQs (like how the show works and what's included) at the booking link

✉️ Any other questions? Email [javascript protected email address]

A soft, orange stuffed shape - like a cuddly toy except it's an abstract shape. It's hidden, tucked inbetween two plant pots and a window, with sunshine streaming through.
A chest of drawers, except the drawers are all different colours and shapes, and are on different sides. The chest is in the middle of a living room, which is filled with plants.
Lilac material, with shapes and patterns made of different colours and material sewn into it. Fingers feel along a blue ribbon running down the middle.Fingers following a long blue ribbon, sewn onto lilac material.
Hands moving colourful perspex shapes over a projector screen
A young person's face is illuminated by light from a drawer they have opened, though we can't see what is inside. The adult smiles, looking at their face.
A soft, orange stuffed shape - like a cuddly toy except it's an abstract shape. It's hidden, tucked inbetween two plant pots and a window, with sunshine streaming through.
A chest of drawers, except the drawers are all different colours and shapes, and are on different sides. The chest is in the middle of a living room, which is filled with plants.
Lilac material, with shapes and patterns made of different colours and material sewn into it. Fingers feel along a blue ribbon running down the middle.Fingers following a long blue ribbon, sewn onto lilac material.
Hands moving colourful perspex shapes over a projector screen
A young person's face is illuminated by light from a drawer they have opened, though we can't see what is inside. The adult smiles, looking at their face.
A soft, orange stuffed shape - like a cuddly toy except it's an abstract shape. It's hidden, tucked inbetween two plant pots and a window, with sunshine streaming through.
A chest of drawers, except the drawers are all different colours and shapes, and are on different sides. The chest is in the middle of a living room, which is filled with plants.
Lilac material, with shapes and patterns made of different colours and material sewn into it. Fingers feel along a blue ribbon running down the middle.Fingers following a long blue ribbon, sewn onto lilac material.
Hands moving colourful perspex shapes over a projector screen
A young person's face is illuminated by light from a drawer they have opened, though we can't see what is inside. The adult smiles, looking at their face.

Need to Know

Genre
Children & Family
Theatre & Performance
Pricing
£15 or more
Recommended Age
Early Years 0-4
Children 4-8
Children 8-13
Young People 13-17
Accessibility
Relaxed performance
Event contact
Flossie Waite
oilies@oilycart.org.uk
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