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This was another long term partnership with the University of Nottingham in which we created a touring show, performed by a community cast, that told the story of Raleigh …

Our first and only film festival, in partnership with Broadway Cinema …

Following on from the success of The Cries of Silent Men we were asked to create a series of walking tours of the grounds of Beauvale Priory for the Eastwood Arts Festival …

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 …