How we work
All our projects follow a key process
1- Finding a space which encompasses a common interest to the local community and a significant cultural and historical heritage.
2 – We invite artists to the space as part of the new project. From the start we run weekly labs in order to explore, test and document together the use of immersive design within the venue and the narrative of the final show. We create a space for cross collaboration and exchange, feeding into each other’s ideas and experience.
3 - Research into the history of the site, its urban context, and its past uses and users. This documentation heavily influences the role-plays and the narratives of the final show. This means that the story is tailored to, and emerges from, the building and its history.
4 - Each of our performances is created organically through a series of drama and dance workshops open to communities linked to our venue. Through open calls we aim to invite as diverse groups as possible offering a realistic cross-section of society and the community local to our host site.
5 – These ‘hosts’ will participate in the temporary and partial transformation of their spaces through changes in light, soundscapes & music, set and costume design. At the end of the process we open the doors to the public to our final Immersive Theatre piece.

Our projects are developed collaboratively with a focus on education, research and experimentation. We use the resources available to us, letting the personality of our cast, our artists, the local history and our venues tell their stories. We constantly question the relationships with the audience ‘Blurring the boundaries between fiction and reality’