Presented by Wonder Arts and Haigh Woodland Park

Words words words. What if we just forgot language for a moment, and connected with something more simple? Something innate, primal, and as loud as a look?

Exploring their own degenerative hearing loss as a source of celebratory play and invention, a clown stumbles before its audience, and dances between the chattering heads and the singing hands of strangers. Tackling cultural boundaries and personal identity through moments of chaos, sincerity, interconnectivity, and utter nonsense.

Immerse yourself in a world where the loudest actions are lost in translation, and the tiniest looks become deafening. A visual spectacle that celebrates silence, and throws a wordless ear-splitting laugh into the face of frustration – in an effort for one clown to simply say “hello!”

This event has been programmed in partnership between Wonder Arts and Wigan Council

Wonder Arts is a partner in Without Walls, a network of organisations bringing innovative outdoor arts to towns and cities across England. Find out more on withoutwalls.co.uk

Where:‍ ‍Haigh Woodland Park, WN2 1PE

When: 4th April 2026

Times: 12pm & 2pm

Price: FREE - No booking required, just turn up on the day.