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Following a successful outdoor summer tour of Extraordinary Bodies’ What Am I Worth? in 2018, the show is going back in to the rehearsal room this March in preparation for a tour of indoor and outdoor venues in 2020. The impressive circular rotating set (nicknamed ‘the rose’), which was the centrepiece of last year’s show, will be reconstructed for … Continued

We’re absolutely thrilled to announce that on Thursday 31 January we were named Best Visual Spectacular at the Festival Supplier Awards 2019. We entered two of our most stand-out and captivating festival shows of 2018 in to the awards; the stunning ‘Portolan’ and our highwire fire spectacular for the finale for Bestival. Commissioned by Sunderland … Continued

Commissioned by The Mighty Creatives and inspired by the rivers and waterways of the East Midlands, we are creating a new show with Extraordinary Bodies (our partnership with Diverse City) called Splash!. Splash! is a new sensory and visual outdoor show featuring live music, theatre, dance, storytelling, puppetry and a community chorus which will tour … Continued

After originally collaborating on a commission for Leicester’s Diwali Celebrations in 2016, we’re delighted to be working once again with one of the UK’s leading contemporary Kathak dance companies, Sonia Sabri Company. Together we are creating an atmospheric and thoughtful new small-scale outdoor show for performance after dark, exploring dance styles, video projections, and parallels … Continued

As experts in high quality, highly safe and extremely professional live performance and stunts, we are often called on to provide speciality performance and props to very special events. Last weekend we were delighted to provide a particularly dangerous performance and some very bespoke props to this year’s Global Icon Award winner at MTV Awards … Continued

We worked with award-winning Starlight Design on 3rd November to bring some stellar live and digital performance elements to their fireworks and laser display at Dumfries House. The public display was held as part of Dumfries House’s programme in honour the 300th anniversary of celebrated cabinet-maker Thomas Chippendale, and was funded by donors to raise … Continued