About us
“Theatre Re excels at transforming small, intimate stories into whirling, viscerally physical extravagance.” What’s On Stage
We are one of the UK’s leading visual theatre companies. Our work combines original live music with striking visual performance to create world class, deeply moving non-verbal productions about universal human challenges and the fragility of life. We engage with audiences locally, nationally and internationally to create, share and promote life-changing theatre that is both inventive and accessible through cross-arts and cross-sector collaboration.
We are an artist-led company based at The Point in Eastleigh with a strong 13-year track record: six mid-scale productions, extensive touring in the UK (84 venues in 50 cities) and internationally (17 countries across 3 continents) - including a Broadway transfer, international licensing of our repertoire and sold-out runs at the Hong Kong Arts Festival, the Cerventino Festival (Mexico), and London International Mime Festival.
Our training programme is in high demand across the world with long-term partners such the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre. Partnerships with community organisations throughout the creation process and while on tour are central to our work.
We are one of the UK’s leading visual theatre companies. Our work combines original live music with striking visual performance to create world class, deeply moving non-verbal productions about universal human challenges and the fragility of life. We engage with audiences locally, nationally and internationally to create, share and promote life-changing theatre that is both inventive and accessible through cross-arts and cross-sector collaboration.
We are an artist-led company based at The Point in Eastleigh with a strong 13-year track record: six mid-scale productions, extensive touring in the UK (84 venues in 50 cities) and internationally (17 countries across 3 continents) - including a Broadway transfer, international licensing of our repertoire and sold-out runs at the Hong Kong Arts Festival, the Cerventino Festival (Mexico), and London International Mime Festival.
Our training programme is in high demand across the world with long-term partners such the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre. Partnerships with community organisations throughout the creation process and while on tour are central to our work.
Awards
- BIRTH was awarded BEST THEATRE of the Edinburgh Fringe 2019 by Theatre Weekly and was nominated for BEST THEATRE of the Edinburgh Fringe 2019 by Broadway World.
- The Nature of Forgetting was awarded The ThreeWeeks Edinburgh Arts Editors’ Award 2017 and was part of TO DO LIST unmissable things to see in 2017. It was also nominated for an OFF WEST END IDEA Award in 2023.
- Blind Man’s Song was BBC’s highlight of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2015, picked by The Culture Trip as one of the UK local favourites for 2016 and part of Theatre Things highlights for 2016.
- The Little Soldiers was nominated for two OFF WEST END Theatre Awards (2013) and for The Brighton Fringe Pick of Edinburgh Award for Emerging Artists (2013).
- The Gambler was ranked in the top 3 best reviewed shows at the Edinburgh Fringe 2012.
- BIRTH was awarded BEST THEATRE of the Edinburgh Fringe 2019 by Theatre Weekly and was nominated for BEST THEATRE of the Edinburgh Fringe 2019 by Broadway World.
- The Nature of Forgetting was awarded The ThreeWeeks Edinburgh Arts Editors’ Award 2017 and was part of TO DO LIST unmissable things to see in 2017. It was also nominated for an OFF WEST END IDEA Award in 2023.
- Blind Man’s Song was BBC’s highlight of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2015, picked by The Culture Trip as one of the UK local favourites for 2016 and part of Theatre Things highlights for 2016.
- The Little Soldiers was nominated for two OFF WEST END Theatre Awards (2013) and for The Brighton Fringe Pick of Edinburgh Award for Emerging Artists (2013).
- The Gambler was ranked in the top 3 best reviewed shows at the Edinburgh Fringe 2012.