We make theatre. A powerful, thought-provoking, visual type of theatre. We tell stories about people who are victims of social injustice.
Our shows are exciting and engaging. They mix dance, theatre, parkour, aerial acrobatics, film and music. They captivate and draw you in as we shine a light into some of the dark places you can’t, normally, see.
With academic, business and charity partners we find out as much as we can about the people whose stories we tell. We give silent sufferers a voice.
When you see our shows, you will be well entertained. You will find out things that you know a little about. But, the post show discussions, programme notes, workshops and our research pages here will uncover even more.
We want you to experience the story and learn about those countless people. You might tell others. You might even make a stand for change. You could become a force for change yourself.
Alone, we may not be able to make the world a better place but together, who knows what we can achieve?
Our latest piece is looking at the exploitation of young people by criminal gangs who run County Lines to sell and distribute drugs around the country.
A creative project that explores loneliness and belonging, in collaboration with anthropology researcher Dr Bronwyn Tarr, from the University of Oxford.
A combination of parkour and theatre in a highly energetic and captivating outdoor performance, that explores forced labour in the construction industry. Available for touring.
An inspiring flashmob dance performance and photographic exhibition created with refugee women from Ukraine. Originally performed at Oxford railway station.