We are so close to our goal on Kickstarter. With only 19 hours to go, we need to raise a final £97. If you think you might be able to help us. Give the page a look and please donate. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1935261728/portrait-by-above-bounds-theatre-collective

As I sit here in the summer sun I dream of performing our latest piece ‘Portrait’ in Sardinia at the Rooted Moon International Theatre festival this August. Since we started our Kickstarter campaign almost 3 weeks ago, we have received much support, including many retweets from friends and theatre professionals alike. (We have even been retweeted by Lyn Gardener and … Read More

We’ve been busy designing the poster for our latest piece, Portrait, which we are hoping to take to the Rooted Moon festival in Sardinia this August. Here is the poster so far: The main elements of the poster were drawn by hand before being scanned into a computer. We really wanted the poster to show the child-like nature of the … Read More

We’ve been busy preparing out next show Portrait and composing the soundtrack. Plus all of you have been showing your support by backing out Kickstarter campaign which has already reached 50% with 19 days to go. Keep up the support! Thanks

Hello everyone! We have some exciting news! This year, Helen and I will be developing a family show which we are hoping to take to the Rooted Moon International Theatre Festival this summer. We are currently putting together some ideas for the show and will be running a Kickstarter campaign to fund the development of the piece. Keep an eye … Read More

We have been busy developing our show Listless which we hope to develop and rehearse in the future. Listless takes place in a rundown café and shows a group of people brought together to discuss death, They don’t know why they have been brought together or who arranged the meeting, but they are there and they have a job to … Read More

As you may have seen from our twitter feed today (@AboveBounds) we have been thinking about Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Now one of the set-backs of Twitter of course is the 140 character limit. Shakespeare had no such limitations, so here we would like to share with you a slightly longer quote and hopefully spark a thought. It’s a well known speech … Read More