Just Us presents A Home for Hamish, a colourful, immersive and interactive adventure for young audiences, touring Scotland in October and November 2025.

A brand new family production from Just Us is set to tour across Scotland this Autumn. A Home for Hamish is a vibrant and sensory performance for children aged 4-7 and their families, combining playful storytelling, movement, dance and British Sign Language in a joyful celebration of imagination and friendship.

Created by Deaf dance artist Clare Adam (she/they) and Autistic dance artist Lesley Howard (they/them), A Home for Hamish invites children into a magical world of
adventure.

At its heart are May and their imaginary friend, Hamish the Haggis, who embark on an unforgettable journey across Scotland in search of the perfect night’s sleep. Along the way, they must support and rely on one another as they escape dragons, dance with jellyfish and climb the tallest mountains - discovering that home is not just a place, but the journey you share with friends.

Playfully merging dance, British Sign Language, and immersive sensory design, this 40-minute production creates an inclusive space where all children can see themselves, their languages, and their sensory needs represented and celebrated.

Co-Creators, Clare Adam and Lesley Howard, said: “This work is a gift to our younger selves. As people, we learn to move before we learn to talk and in making this work, we wanted to centre, celebrate and prioritise non-verbal communication. Working closely with an amazing group of children we were inspired by their openness and ease to absorb language – a reminder of why better access to BSL in education matters. Children don’t question differences until they’re taught to. We hope this show inspires you to learn BSL, or simply share a moment of joy.”

Tickets for A Home for Hamish cost £5.50 (includes 10% booking fee) and are available to purchase online here, in-person at the Box Office in Mareel, or by calling on 01595 745 500 during opening hours of 10am-9pm, Tuesday - Sunday.

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