See below for some great press coverage of Tangled Feet's work.
We're as proud of our audience's feedback as the reviews from the critics.
See below for some great press coverage of Tangled Feet's work.
We're as proud of our audience's feedback as the reviews from the critics.
Luton’s radical rave heritage is being brought back to life this week in spectacular fashion with Rave New World, a high-energy outdoor theatre event that pays homage to the legendary Exodus Collective.
A new play hopes to make more people aware of the time a rave was organised to stop a riot.
In 1995 there were two nights of rioting on Luton's Marsh Farm estate, when about 500 people attacked police with petrol bombs, bottles and bricks.
Kat Joyce is the Co-Artistic Director of Tangled Feet, who are opening Rave New World in Luton on Friday 21st March.
Nathan Curry, the Co-Artistic Director of Tangled Feet talks about Belongings. Click the link to listen.
On 21 and 22 March 2025, the concrete expanse outside Marsh House Community Centre in Luton will pulse with the echoes of a bygone era, reimagined for today. Rave New World, a site-specific spectacle from Tangled Feet and Revoluton Arts, fuses aerial theatre, live music, and moving cars—including a London taxi that unfurls into a rig—to resurrect the defiant energy of Luton’s 1990s rave scene and its storied Exodus Collective.
A new theatre production tells the story of Luton's rave culture and groundbreaking '90s free party group Exodus Collective.
Over the past eight years Tangled Feet have developed a model of therapeutic theatre where we work with a targeted group of young people to co-create a piece of theatre that explores their lived experience and shares it with a wider audience. The act of making the show has outcomes for both the participants and the creative team that align with therapeutic processes and the creation and touring of the show helps to shine a light on an unseen story.
Belongings creates a world full of suggestions while leaving enough space for children to ask questions later.
As expected, Belongings was another exceptional piece of theatre, which has earned itself an Offies finalist spot for TYA Production.
This remarkable company lead us on a deeply valuable journey through our times. read online
Outdoor play brings together eavesdropping fun and nature walk at Dunkeld
Steve Waters and Tangled Feet’s Murmurations takes on renewed relevance and urgency
Murmurations is immersive local theatre at its best. A captivating achievement, shaped as a guided woodland tour. Production, audience, and even the breathtaking scenery of Bedford’s Park itself are intriguingly integrated, blurring aesthetic boundaries to maintain its creative illusion.
"This is not just a play: in the form of its creation it’s a therapy session, reaching out from an often unrepresented community and giving space for young people to explore their stories.”
Henry and his 16-year-old brother Billy have been in care for five years. For the last three years, they’ve been drawing on their personal experiences to become co-creators in an innovative new play that aims to help young people aged six to 11 (as well as those of us who are a bit older)understand the emotional impact of growing up away from your birth family. Produced by theatre company Tangled Feet and Rowan Tree Dramatherapy . . .
Tangled Feet and Rowan Tree‘s Belongings beautifully amplifies the voices of the often unheard – and contributes an honest look at the impact of these challenging circumstances.
"So much more than theatre, Belongings is an outlet for therapy, a joyful celebration of childhood play, an articulation of resilience and a message that children in care can find their place in the world."
Review by Mike Scialom: "Murmurations plays heartstrings sweetly at Wicken Fen Nature Reserve"
Featured in the Autumn Arts Preview of The Guardian.
Article about Murmurations at National Trust Wicken Fen Nature Reserve by Adrian Peel.
Article written by collaborator playwright Steve Waters published in The Guardian
BBC news report on the re-opening of Hat Factory Arts Centre with excerpts from Factory Reset.
Read the latest review of Butterflies from Children's Theatre Review below
Behind the scenes at rehearsals for our large scale outdoor show in Leeds
Kat Joyce and Nathan Curry discuss why devising was the perfect way to tackle the NHS
Tangled Feet bring the town together with outdoor theatre festival
One Million featured in The Guardian and discussion of Tangled Feet making political work
Here's the press releases from our most recent productions. For press info on other shows, please get in touch here
Two of the UK’s leading companies creating work for young people have joined forces to produce Butterflies, a new show based on research into children’s anxiety. The show, for ages 3-8, opens at Half Moon Theatre on Sept 21st and 22nd and then tours the UK until Nov 24th.
It’s the universal issue guaranteed to get people’s blood boiling....parking. But why does something as basic as finding a car parking space have the potential to send us stratospheric? Tangled Feet seek to find out with their latest show, which sees two cars (and their occupants) battling it out in a parking dispute that goes nuclear.
It'll all start when you look up...
Overnight, in a public space a mysterious, ominous organic form appears. It seems to have burst through the pavement or playing field, creating a strange shape seven metres high: it towers over the landscape. Slowly, displaced people begin to emerge. Then more and more…
Where do they go now? How do we respond to them? How long will they stay?
Nathan Curry, Director of Belongings shares a Q+A about the process, content and why you should come and watch it (without any #spoilers) Full tour dates here
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