Am I nearly there?
Jayne Port
Times
Sunday, 25 October 2026
15:00 – 15:45
Admission
Free
Just Turn UpA playful dance transforms a day into a series of absurd adventures where the ordinary become bizarre and vividly humorous.
Join us at St George the Martyr for an afternoon of dance with poetry and other wordy bits..
Part of a double bill from Jayne Port and Parbati Chaudhury (see first event linked below)
Are we always on the way, or can we sometimes be here, in the present, with peace and joy?
This playful dance theatre solo transforms one ordinary 24 hours day into a series of absurd mini – adventures. Through movement and words, it follows journeys, queues, mishaps, and random and gloriously odd encounters that many people will recognise, turning the unremarkable into something weirdly wonderful. It invites audiences to see the everyday life as a place where the ordinary can be beautifully strange and vividly humorous.
https://bloomsburyfestival.org.uk/whats-on/in-the-in-between
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