When eight‑year‑old Diya receives a mysterious Magic Stick, she discovers she can see kindness come alive! Guided by the glowing energy of her Talking Karam (good deeds) Tree, she journeys through the Utsav (Kindness) Festival, meeting colourful characters and learning how every choice creates a ripple of light.

Blending Indian dance, music, storytelling, and stage magic, The Magic Stick is a heart‑warming family show celebrating compassion, selflessness, and generosity - and inviting everyone to reflect on one simple thought: how kind have you been today?

Please note there will be a Q+A after the show.

Funded by Arts Council England #TheMagicStick #RiRisDanceAcademy

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This show is eligible for New Adelphi Season Ticket use!

Admission: £3 / 5 / 7 / 10

Warnings: Suitable for all ages. This show's recommended ages are 6-12 years old.

This production includes moments of flashing and changing stage lights used for magical effects. The show features music, movement and gentle audience interaction. Participation is always optional - children are welcome to watch and enjoy in their own way. The content is designed to be uplifting and family friendly.

Please note that all tickets come with 50p booking fee. Please note that all tickets are for unallocated seating.

Please note: checking the Wheelchair User question will also reserve a free seat for an essential companion.

If you require limited mobility access (step-free), please let a member of staff know upon arrival.

Accessibility is extremely important to us at the New Adelphi Theatre. If you have any accessibility requirements, please email Hannah at the box office at h.c.briggs@salford.ac.uk .

When you arrive, the Box Office only needs to take the ticketholder’s name to check you in, however we can also scan any printed ticket or e-ticket you may present.

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Description supplied by the event organiser.