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Sisters 360 with free skateboarding lessons

The New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich

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Presented by Turtle Key Arts

An exciting family show inspired by real-life skateboarding sisters!

Hopes, hurdles and halfpipes.

Fatima and Salima are the closest, coolest, hijab-wearing step sisters in all of Bradford and nothing is going to stop them from winning the Tiny is Mighty skateboarding competition. With their eyes on the prize and their boards under their feet, they are unstoppable. That is, until they overhear whispers in the kitchen… their parents might be splitting up. Suddenly, everything is at risk – their friendship, their family, and their dream. Only the greatest super-plan ever concocted can keep them together and on track for victory.

Sisters 360 is a funny, heartfelt and high-energy new play written by Asif Khan, inspired by the real-life “Hijabi Sisters” from Hull – three skateboard-loving siblings who have challenged stereotypes and inspired countless others, following in the footsteps of their hero, Olympic medallist Sky Brown. With skateboarding tricks, sibling banter and a whole lot of heart, this uplifting story explores the power of family, friendship and resilience in the face of change.

The show is about courage, creativity and the determination to hold on to what matters most. It’s a story about finding strength in teamwork, navigating life’s challenges, and daring to dream big even when the ground beneath you feels unsteady. The play also gently opens up conversations about family life, separation and how children discover their own voice when faced with change.

Perfect for ages 8–12 (and anyone who remembers being that age), Sisters 360 is joyful and inspiring – a celebration of skateboards, sisterhood and standing proud.

Drop‑In Skateboarding Sessions with Two-Toed Skateboarding

Before you take your seat for Sisters 360, join us outside the theatre for free drop‑in skateboarding sessions led by the brilliant team from Two-Toed Skateboarding.

These fun, welcoming sessions run at:

12pm – 1pm

1:30pm – 2:30pm

No booking needed – just turn up and have a go! The sessions are completely free for anyone attending the show.

You’ll be able to try:

  • riding and turning
  • basic tricks
  • an accessible balance‑board area
  • friendly, supportive coaching for all ages and abilities

After the performance, stick around to catch an exciting skateboarding demonstration from the Two-Toed Skateboarding team.

What to Wear

For safety, anyone wishing to skate must wear enclosed, flat‑soled trainer-style shoes.

We’re unable to provide footwear, so please come prepared.

Not permitted:

  • heels
  • platforms
  • Heelys
  • flip‑flops
  • sandals
  • Crocs
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