Current Shows
The Learning Lottery
Step into the black lace-ups of UK teenagers and attempt one simple goal: do well at school. How hard can it be?
Nominated for an Offie Award for Immersive Theatre.
Red Planet: Revolution
It’s 2222 and the people of Mars have finally declared independence from Earth. You have been chosen to help lead your people to the future…
Nominated for a VAULT Festival Innovation Award.
Past Shows
DARE Festival 5
For 2021’s DARE Festival, in the middle of the Covid pandemic, we created a virtual venue to present six playable shows inspired by the theme “We Demand a Better Future”.
The Chorus
Would you be on the right side of history? Created with the people of Birmingham, The Chorus is an audio drama about protest, power and community.
Beneath the City
Shey’s brother William died in prison, and no-one will tell her how or why. Aided by the Furies, she takes on the system that caused his death. But is it justice, or revenge?
DARE Festival 4
In 2019 DARE Festival, our three-day extravaganza of inventive, unexpected, challenging and ground-breaking new work, returned to Shoreditch Town Hall’s Ditch.
Last Night I Met You Dreaming
A young journalist searches for her missing brother against the background of a dangerous mining operation, in this magic realist adventure.
DARE Festival 3
2018’s DARE Festival explored the theme of ‘POWER’ through performances, installations and conversations between artists and audiences.
Marco
Simon is about to become a dad, and has no idea to deal with it. Looking for direction, he turns to his childhood hero: the cycling champion and drug cheat, Marco Pantani.
DARE Festival 2
2017 saw our second annual DARE Festival at Shoreditch Town Hall, bringing people together for an explosion of new and in-development performance.
Phone Home
Phone Home was a transnational project inspired by true stories from refugees, performed simultaneously on stages in London, Munich and Athens.
DARE Festival 1
Our first DARE Festival in 2016 brought together new work and conversations from artists and companies including Write to Life and Bards Without Borders.
The Situation Room
It’s 1962 and the Cold War is reaching boiling point. As revolution erupts in a small Middle Eastern nation, you must ensure peace – no matter what the cost.