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Thin Ice
May 1940. Greenland.
Cut off from civilisation and surrounded by ice, Daniel sits frozen to death in a tiny hut.
As Richard and laura arrive too late to rescue him, the body thaws and secrets surface - threatening their marriage, beliefs and ultimately their survival.
A wartime thriller and love story, Thin Ice is a powerful and darkly comic exploration of people finding courage in the face of adversity.
Touring from May in the South-East of England - see where here.
Produced by Time Won't Wait and supported by the Hat Factory; Newbury Corn Exchange, ARC Stockton and artsdepot.
Supported by Arts Council England and Unity Theatre Trust.
Watch a trailer of the work-in-progress:
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Reykjavík
Nominated for a Total Theatre Award for Innovation
Step into a white world - a visually stunning and immersive experience for an intimate audience... Part travelogue, part forensic reconstruction, Reykjavík guides you through a city of extremes - mysterious, beautiful and volatile - in search of a half-forgotten love affair.
Reykjavík is a powerfully evocative journey through the architecture of memory. This promenade-installation piece is a collaboration between an award-winning team of artists and neuroscientist Hugo Spiers.
Reykjavik is now available for touring.
'One of those slow-burn shows that lingers long in the memory... has a glacial fascination and a real theatrical swagger.' Lyn Gardner, Guardian Guide
'A genuine sense of a collective journey... at once funny and emotive.' Total Theatre (scroll down for review)
'I left... with a vivid memory of a unique and exciting experience.' Whatsonstage.com
'A thought-provoking sensual treat from the off.' The Good Review
'This really is a beautiful piece of poetry.' Spoonfed
'An incredibly rewarding experience.' The Public Reviews
Edinburgh reviews:
'Disconcerting, absorbing and very moving.' The List (4 Stars)
The Scotsman (4 Stars)
'One of the most immersive and technically engrossing environments you'll find at this year's Fringe.' Broadway Baby (5 Stars)
'Genuinely intriguing piece of storytelling theatre about excavating a lost love... has both an icy precision and the quality of a dream or a recurring nightmare.' Lyn Gardner, The Guardian (3 Stars)
'Beautifully simple and effective... If Reykjavik was a movie it would have a cult following.' Edinburgh Guide (4 Stars)
Fringe Review (4 Stars)
Reykjavik video