Friday 1 & Saturday 2 August 2025
12:30 - 13:30 & 15:30 - 16:30
Central Square, Luton Point (Mall)
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Taroo and Human Flag are designed for family-friendly audiences.
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The circus has come to town – to Luton town!
This August is your chance to see Taroo, a parkour and circus show telling the everyday story of what happens in streets across the world and our relationship to those who care for our streets. With a fusion of acrobatics, Chinese pole and urban street moves, this show is not all that it seems.
Performed and created by Moroccan circus artist, Said Mouhssine – a free runner, stage director, actor and stunt performer – expect Mouhssine’s distinctive brand of circus comedy and parkour movement.
Setting the scene for Taroo is artist, Brahim Ech Chibi, who will also be performing Human Flag, as part of the double bill.
Join us at Central Square, Luton Point (Mall) on Friday 1 August & Saturday 2 August at 12:30 and 15:30 daily.
If you would like to learn about Taroo and Human Flag with a visual story, please download it here.
FREE Family Workshops
We will also be running FREE family craft workshops with artist Réka Prosper in the days leading up to the performances. Join us at Melson Square on Wednesday 30 July & Thursday 31 July from 11:00 – 16:00. These workshops are drop-in, so please join us for as little or as long as you like!
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Central Square, Luton Point (Mall)

Travel tips
Central Square, Luton Point (Mall)
37, Point Bedfordshire, Luton LU1 2LJ (Located inside Luton Point near the entrance/exit to Feast Street, and around Starbucks, The Fragrance Shop, Chopstix and Popeyes)Central Square at Luton Point can be accessed via public transport.
Bus: You can travel to Luton Point by Bus. Bus services to Central Square in Luton Point are provided by Arriva Beds and Bucks.
Train: The nearest train station to Central Square at Luton Point is Luton Train Station.
Credits/supporters
A Crying Out Loud Production by Company Zid, presented by Revoluton Arts in partnership with Global Streets and supported by Arts Council England.
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