A promotional image for Enitan's Game. It features a young, Black girl wearing a red top looking out toward a row of houses, garages and a skyscraper. The image is framed by flowers growing from the sides.

Enitan's Game

About Enitan's Game

Enter a secret world where magic and memory can heal in our new family theatre production, Enitan's Game. 

Tucked away off a busy road in Wembley is a special place. Warm and welcoming, it’s a home for many when you are far from your own.

Inside you’ll find Enitan and Ged, two friends who collect objects and stories.

One such item is a game, made by Enitan’s grandfather when she first arrived in the UK. As a young girl, whenever she felt sad or homesick they played it together. It made her feel stronger and helped her grow.

Now Enitan’s grandfather has gone and she needs your help to play again. Together, you’ll discover a secret world, and unlock the storyteller in you.

Experience an immersive theatre show for families from Punchdrunk Enrichment in our brand new venue. Enitan’s Game celebrates the power of shared stories, loss and community.

Pick a card, let the journey begin.

Image gallery

A group of children in an immersive theatre show looking and pointing at a performer.
Punchdrunk Enrichment's Enitan's Game. Photograph by Ali Wright.
A group of children in an immersive theatre show playing a wooden board game.
Punchdrunk Enrichment's Enitan's Game. Photograph by Ali Wright.
A group of children in an immersive theatre show cheering.
Punchdrunk Enrichment's Enitan's Game. Photograph by Ali Wright.
A group of children in an immersive theatre show looking at a letter held by a performer
Punchdrunk Enrichment's Enitan's Game. Photograph by Ali Wright.
Performers in an immersive theatre show. Enitan is answering the phone and Ged is gesturing at her.
Punchdrunk Enrichment's Enitan's Game. Photograph by Ali Wright.
A group of children in an immersive theatre show
Punchdrunk Enrichment's Enitan's Game. Photograph by Ali Wright.
A group of children in an immersive theatre show
Punchdrunk Enrichment's Enitan's Game. Photograph by Ali Wright.
4 Stars

this show’s welcoming weirdness will lodge in your mind for a long time to come.

The Stage

Invention, charm and a warm heart.

The Guardian

5 Stars

It's not just a must-see show, but a must-do show.'

Curtain Calls 

How to experience the show

Group bookings

Bring all the gang to Enitan's Game! The perfect activity for children's parties or for when you want to bring the whole family. Bookings of 10 tickets or more on performances at 10:30, 4:40 & 5:50 will get 5% off the total ticket price. The discount will automatically be applied to your basket when you book.

Pay What You Can tickets

We are offering Pay What You Can tickets to six performances during the run. For these shows, you can decide what you pay to attend. 

Pay What You Can shows will run on the following dates:

  • Thursday 25th July, 10.30am, 11.40am, 5.50pm
  • Sunday 25th August, 10.30am, 11.40am, 5.50pm

We are a charity and want to make sure this offer is for those who need it most. If you can, please purchase a full priced ticket..

'Grown-ups only' shows

Enitan's game is a family theatre show and for regular performances we ask all adults to be accompanied by a child when they attend. However if you want to attend a show without children you can come along to one of our 'Grown-ups only' shows.

Tickets include entry to the show, a drink and a post-show Q&A with members of the creative team.

 

Grown-ups only dates and line-up:

Tuesday 6th August, 6pm

  • Omar F. Okai (Director and Co-Writer)
  • Sadie Jean Shirley (Assistant Director)

Tuesday 13th August, 6pm

  • Kate Rigby (Head of Design)
  • Mia Jerome (Co-Creator and Co-Writer)

Tuesday 20th August, 6pm

  • Simon Maeder (Co-Writer and Games Consultant)
  • Mia Jerome (Co-Creator and Co-Writer)

Tuesday 27th August, 6pm

  • Casey Jay Andrews (Designer and Co-Writer)
  • Peter Higgin (Artistic Director and Co-Creator)
Relaxed and BSL performances

Relaxed performances on Friday 26th July and Sunday 18th August

In our relaxed performances our lighting levels will be brighter and our sound lower. You will be able to enter and exit the space as much as you want to. A break out area will be available for us pre, during and post show.

BSL performances on Wednesday 28th August

For our BSL performances a professional BSL interpreter will translate the speech into BSL in a position that will be visible for the whole audience. They will provide a linguistic and artistic interpretation of the show for people who are D/deaf or for whom BSL is their preferred language.

Access Tickets

To discuss your access needs, to book a wheelchair space and free companion tickets, contact our box office: boxoffice@punchdrunkenrichment.org.uk please share your phone number and when would be good for a callback.

Venue Information

Toilets
There are three accessible toilets available. We have one located in our Front of House area, and two additionally next door at our office.

Baby Changing 
We have baby changing facilities available for you. You are welcome to breastfeed anywhere you feel comfortable. 

Age guidance

Enitan's Game is suitable for children aged 6-11 years,  however this is a guide and we encourage parents / carers to make their own judgement on whether it would be suitable for their child. It is not suitable for children aged under four years (apart from babes in arms).

Image of the Punchdrunk Enrichment Stores shopfront. It is clad in red wood, with an aged sign that reads 'Punchdrunk Enrichment Stores' with the words 'A full range of DIY story building materials' underneath. There are three windows which show a number of items including a birdcage, a monopoly set and framed photographs. There is a door to the shop with opening times displayed.
Our Venue

Cast

Creative Team

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Production Team

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Build Team

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Marketing, PR and Ticketing

Special thanks to White Light Ltd, Mother Ultimate, Clockwork Dog and Punchdrunk Global.