PREVIOUSLY TOURED
Jonny Fluffypunk: How I Came To Be Where I Never Was
How do you find yourself when you find yourself where you don't belong? Jonny Fluffypunk grew up in the far-flung, forgotten reaches of outer suburbia. In 1984, he was fifteen. This is a story about being the first punk in the village and the only trainspotter in...
Down The Pub With Luke Wright
Flamboyant, political and riotously funny, Luke Wright creates inventive poems with loads of heart. Part Essex wide boy, part dandy fop, he writes from the sidelines about small-town tragedies and national farce, then performs his work with snarl and spit. Since 2006...
Sophia Walker: Around the World in Eight Mistakes
A rip-roaring roam around the world, this incredible true story is told in a frank and honest way, with laughter and surprise at every twist and turn in this whirlwind of an adventure. “A powerhouse of a spoken word show from a phenomenon of a performer…grab a...
Parrabola: Wheeze
Everyone likes a good story. Now imagine that story is being told with live musical accompaniment, and amazing sound effects – all being concocted by a unique machine powered only by wind and air and breath. Wheeze is an interactive organ made from found materials. It...
Bellow Theatre: Gobble
Join us round the stew-pot, pull up a chair, roll-up your sleeves. We think it’s time we talked about food, and we’re inviting you to come and tuck in. We tell stories at feasts and family meals. We spill our hearts over breakfast and dinner. But sometimes the...
Proteus Theatre Company: Mad, Bad and Dangerous To Know
Join Lord Byron, the most notorious figure from literary history, for a stiff drink. He’ll tell you his wild tales of debauchery and romance and entertain you with his wit and wisdom. Meet the man who invented celebrity culture in this unique evening of performance...
John Osborne: Circled In The Radio Times
This is a brand new storytelling show. It's funny, it’s interesting and about something that is very easy for everyone to relate to: television. The story begins when John is given a box of old copies of the Radio Times that once belonged to his grandparents. He...
Mark Grist and Tim Clare: Voted Out
Sick of democracy? Well here’s the chance to vote it out! Poets Mark Grist and Tim Clare’s new show will use state-of-the-art voting technology to put power in the hands of the audience. Each person will get their own interactive voting card which enables real-time,...
Wassail Theatre: Rex The King
A blind man walks into a village pub and tells anyone who’ll listen that he was once the king of darts. Think Oedipus, re-imagined in the world of pub darts. Rex The King is the story of a darts champion who ruled the world, but lost it all – it’s a theatrical tale...
Living Spit: Tortoise vs Hare
One running club; two very different men. A race to end all races. Barry Hare, Wrington running champ. Fit, popular, and above all, fast. Toby “Tortoise” Gollop, eater of doughnuts. Look up ‘relaxed’ in the dictionary and you’ll see his picture. Told entirely in rhyme...
Living Spit: One Man And His Cow
A man. A cow. A whole shed of trouble. Trevor loves Judy. Judy loves Trevor. They’re best mates. Trouble is, Trevor’s family don’t approve. They think that Trevor should leave his prize cow alone and get on with looking after his farm. And then Trevor gets some bad...
Living Spit: The Fabulous Bacon Boys
Bacon Construction - three builder brothers with a line in exclusive dwellings of traditional construction - straw, wood and brick. An exciting new development on a greenfield site on the outskirts of “Little-Muckle-in-the-Wold’. But the locals aren't so sure. And...
