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What we do...
Community theatre projects that are co-created with local people, telling their stories and developing local creative talents
Work with small groups with a variety of different needs to develop performances and short films that tell the stories they want to tell
Work with highly experienced local artists to create quality theatre and film that we are all proud of and that audiences love
Work in Sussex and Kent, keeping it local and sustainable
Some of our work

The Rescue of the New Brunswick - Winter Garden, Eastbourne
Set in a community kitchen, this play took the audience into Eastbourne's past while exploring current themes. The script was based on stories and memories shared by local people and through research with local historians.
Taking part were:
147 Set, prop and costume makers
7 Young Creatives
42 Community actors
34 musicians
77 Singers
"This felt like a much needed love letter to Eastbourne" - Creative Eastbourne
Inside Outside (2023) a co-production with Discovery College

Working with young people with lived experience of mental health challenges, we co-created a play about their lives that was performed to students in local secondary schools.
And together with BAFTA award, winning film maker Luke Gallie, we developed eight bite-size videos about the young peoples' experiences, which formed the backbone of a series of PSHE lesson packs on mental health and well-being.
"They spoke from their own experiences and what an insight they provided. Amazing show!" - Audience member
All Change for Ashford (2022)

Based on historical research and interviews with local railway workers, this play celebrated Ashford and its railways from 1843 to the Covid pandemic. Five local choirs and a brass band moved us through time periods and across three Central Ashford, venues, while outdoor projections enable local people to speak for themselves
"It was the best evening entertainment we have had for years...For once Ashford did something worthwhile" - Audience member

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