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Perhaps our most daring and provocative performance, produced in 2010 to mark the opening of the Samworth Academy in Bilborough …

‘It is 1543 and we, the Carthusian Brotherhood, have a most terrible tale to tell. We know that this is a story that brings danger to all who hear it” …

‘Tell me about Southwell; what it is, what it has been, of the things that have happened here, which have happened nowhere else’ …

Our work in Bilborough continued with this performance that marked the closure of the William Sharp school and which was the last thing to ever happen in the school hall …

A community play for Halloween set in Bramcote Woods and based around the history of Bramcote Hills House …

A book that rattles through the one hundred plus years of the John Godber centre in Hucknall. You can still get a copy at Nottingham, Hucknall and Sutton-in-Ashfield libraries …

A promenade performance taking the audience on a whirlwind history of a church hall in the centre of Hucknall …

It is 1685. King Charles II is on his deathbed and at Staunton Harold the dandies and libertines are descending to celebrate the birthday of Earl Ferrers …

Commissioned by The Diocese of Leicester, beginning in Leicester Cathedral and touring to the churches of the  five primary market towns of Leicestershire this performance was one of our biggest challenges to date …