One of the things about our “omnimedia experiences” that you won’t often experience elsewhere is that whilst at most events you find the audience on one side and the performers on the other, we use three stages which, with the invisible fourth wall of the front of house desk and entrance, effectively surrounds the audience altogether.

There is another layer beyond that since each of the three stages has a projection screen above it and there is another screen between each of the three stages effectively creating a 360 degree visual display. Then outside of that of course, you have the warehouse building itself.

This immersive environment offers the audience a really engaging experience, making it hard to stay detached or uninvolved – and with the physical theatre performers mingling with the crowd, it can eventually be hard to tell where the performers end and the audience begin. So come along and participate if you can!

The latest news in our ongoing attempts to communicate what our events are all about is that we have coined the phrase “omnimedia experience”.

What we mean by the word omnimedia, is that there is no type of medium, or creative endeavour that we intentionally leave out of our thinking when planning our events. Music is principal ingredient (in a wide variety of styles), along with comedy, poetry, physical theatre, dynamic visual projections, dance, set design, costume, make up, interactive installations and even aroma.

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