Shoemaker – A High-Energy Show That Dares to Think Differently!
Shoemaker isn’t just a performance—it’s an experience. Written by Elizabeth Lahav, CEO of Streetz Ahead, this groundbreaking production fuses hip-hop, street dance, original rap, and immersive storytelling to bring the highs and lows of ADHD to life like never before.
Follow Tee, a young girl navigating a world that doesn’t always move at her pace, as she discovers the power of her unique mind. With electrifying choreography, dynamic visuals, and a soundtrack that sticks with you, Shoemaker is a celebration of resilience, creativity, and self-acceptance.
Brought to the stage by Streetz Ahead and Platinum Performing Arts, this sold-out show had audiences on their feet—laughing, thinking, and even breathing along with Tee. And the journey doesn’t stop there! Schools across Haringey and Enfield can now book exclusive workshops inspired by Shoemaker, using the power of dance and storytelling to spark conversations about ADHD and identity.
Join us in breaking the mould—because thinking differently is a superpower.
Post-Show Mental Health Workshop
Following our powerful production of Shoemaker, Streetz Ahead is offering a specially designed workshop for students to deepen their understanding of mental health, ADHD, and identity. This engaging session aims to inspire empathy, self-reflection, and resilience through creative exploration.
What to Expect
Our interactive workshop will cover:
1. Understanding ADHD and Neurodiversity
Using relatable examples from the show, students will gain insight into what it means to be neurodiverse. This session encourages empathy and understanding, helping young people appreciate the strengths and challenges faced by those with ADHD.
2. Exploring Identity and Belonging
Through guided discussions and creative activities, students will reflect on their unique qualities and how these contribute to their sense of self and community.
3. Mental Well-being Tools
Children will learn practical strategies to express and regulate emotions, manage challenges, and care for their mental health in everyday life.
4. Building Resilience and Hope
Our activities encourage students to see challenges as opportunities for growth, emphasising creativity, connection, and self-belief as powerful tools for overcoming difficulties.
How to Book
To book a workshop for your school or youth group, please email us at info@streetzahead.org.
For further details or specific enquiries, please contact sophia@streetzahead.org.
We look forward to supporting your students on their journey to greater understanding, confidence, and well-being.
