Over the last decade we’ve performed in churches, theatres, village halls, pubs, squats, festivals, farms, a boat factory and more. We are currently evolving to a touring model where we will tour regionally a few times a year for a couple of weeks at a time which makes far more economic sense than our previous hodge-podge of gigs but does make it slightly harder to accomodate show requests for a specific date.

If you are suggesting a theatre or arts venue for us to perform at, it often works best if you write to them directly to let them know you’d like to see the show and they will contact us if interested.

Please drop us an email if you are interested in hosting a show and we will add you to our map which we use when tour planning. If you don’t feel able to put on a show yourself, perhaps reach out to local groups who would have the ability to host a performance, or you can always get a few friends together and do a sing/read through of the show yourselves.

We normally perform to audiences of 120-400 people paying £11-18, depending on venue size, any room hire costs, our travel expenses and whether the show is subsidised by the host or host group.

Where possible a pre-show shared meal can be lovely and if space allows having stalls for local groups with connections to land, food and farming, migration, politics and campaigning, can lead to some useful connections being made.