The Lost Note

Coming 16 - 26th January 2025…

Come to “The Lost Note” and find out where the music of life is born, ever wondered where that “uhhhhh” comes from when your dad sits down? That weird blip your cat makes as it boots up?

The pop of the pringles tin? That one you can make with your hand under your armpit that ruined your nan’s dinner party that time? Well, we make those, but there’s a problem, the giant music box at the heart of this operation is malfunctioning, buzzes are where moos should be, screeches instead of crunches and burps instead of lullabies.
 
Join Emily & Kath as they take YOU! Our team of amazing Sound Wranglers deep into the heart of our brand new immersive, interactive show for young people of all ages (that means you too grandad) to solve puzzles, and dive headfirst into new worlds.
 
The Lost Note is for EVERYONE but was designed and created with love by neurodivergent adults and young people with those voices and needs at the forefront. 

How long does the performance last?
A visit to The Lost Note lasts approximately 1 hour.

Where do I find The Lost Note?
The Lost Note can be found at B arts, 72 Hartshill Road, Stoke on Trent, ST4 7RB. Entrance is via the blue cafe door next to the bus stop.

How do I get to you?
The number 25 bus stops right outside our building.You can park on Vale Street Car Park or Aquinas Street Car Park or use on street parking in the streets behind our building.Please do not park over the road at St Andrews Square this is for residents only. Please respect our neighbours.

What should I wear?
Please wrap up warmly for your visit and wear sensible shoes.

Will I have to join in?
Our tour is interactive which means people will talk directly to you, there is no obligation to join in with anything that happens during the performance at all. Our tour is immersive, which means you walk around the theatre set rather than sit and watch it in your seats. There are stewards at every performance and you can leave at any time.

How can I contact you with any other queries?
Kath Stanway - kath.stanway@b-arts.org.uk or text/call 07544814720
If you have any accessibility needs or want to ask any questions please get in touch.

We gratefully acknowledge the support of our funders and partners - Arts Council England, The UK Shared Prosperity Fund, The Esmee Fairbairn Foundation and Watermill School.