Jamie wants to start swimming lessons. Which is not unusual, except for the fact that she just turned thirty. Attempting to find closure after her brother’s disappearance, she decides it’s time to face her fear. This coming-of-adulthood story explores Black people’s relationship to water, whilst finally answering the question: are there really sharks in the deep end of the pool?

How To Get Your Tickets

1. Book your desired number of tickets and await an email from us confirming your order. This email will contain a PDF with your TFG e-ticket(s).

2. Take your TFG e-ticket(s) and show them on entry at the event. Ensure that you take personal ID with you or you may be turned away.

Please note: All attempts are made to sit parties together however, we cannot guarantee this. If, when receiving your tickets you find you are split, please get in touch with us and we'll do our best to accommodate.

Accessibility Information:

Please note: All access bookings must currently be made directly through the event organiser. Please contact them via this link - https://brixtonhouse.co.uk/access/. If we can assist in any way please get in touch.

Additional Information

- References to mental illness, suicide, grieving and death of a family member. Descriptions of drowning. Indirect references to Middle Passage and Black diasporic trauma.

We are not the event organisers, so we recommend you check https://brixtonhouse.co.uk/shows/how-i-learned-to-swim/ for event-specific or accessibility information. We will endeavour to pass on any event updates, including scheduling changes and cancellations. However, we may not find out about these updates until they are public, so please be responsible for checking the status of your event.