wolf + water arts company

As the shadows over Kosovo were already lengthening throughout 1998, the job of Wolf + Water to be theatre company in residence & to sum up the key issues & developments for this huge conference was very tough indeed. After several sleepless nights the final performance worked very well & seemed to capture the uncomfortable essence of the event.

(1998 - Highbridge House CRU and Great Torrington School)

Macbeth was one of Wolf + Water’s biggest ever projects to produce, a full length 16mm film adaptation of Shakespeare’s “Scottish Play” made in Devon without the aid of kilts.

(1998 - with the Abbey Gateway Club, Barnstaple)

A magical retelling of the traditional fairy story, with various strange twists…

Beauty gets a telling off from her mother

The Gardener cuts a rose for Beauty

(1994 - with Hawley CRU, Barnstaple),

an adaptation of the classic children’s book, Wolf + Water took over a disused factory and spent a month building an elaborate series of performance spaces that the audience of primary school children were led through as part of this fantastic adventure.

The Phantom Tollbooth

The Phantom Bell ringers

(1996 - 1998 - Nationwide)

(North Devon 1996)

(North Devon 1993)

(Model Farm & Flying Horse Estates, Downpatrick, Northern Ireland, 1991 - 1992)

(1992 - with Highbridge House CRU and Great Torrington school)

was a complex piece of dance and physical theatre exploring themes of landscape and exploitation, and used over 300 projected images throughout the show.

(1991 - with Highbridge House CRU and Great Torrington School)

the audience was invited to partake in a five course meal cooked by the cast throughout the course of the show, while various strange happenings - the arrival of aliens, a raid by the Vegetable Liberation Front and the adoration of the humble onion made it a dinner date to remember.

Something’s not right in the kitchen