Recent productions

DELIVERANCE

SANDCASTLES

(CAN THIS BE) HOME

HAMLET
(AN EXPERIENCE)

RICHARD III (A ONE-PERSON SHOW)
Who are you these days? A mindful exploration of the self performed to yourself by yourself.
​Hannah would take all the words back, now that Beth is gone. An exploration of friendship, grief and memory. 
​They keep telling us to go home. But this is home. 
Brexit, from the viewpoint of the people it affects most. 
​​Hamlet needs your help to take on the roles of his friends and family and resolve the great questions of life. Journey through the play together and become immersed in the story like never before.

​All the world is a stage. What part will you play?

Shakespeare's masterpiece, with the audience playing most the parts. A multi-award winning production.

You could say we're eclectic...

Previous productions include original dance theatre piece Kjöt (2006), adaptation of Chekov's The Seagull (2008), site specific promenade piece Nobody Dances With Themselves (2009), deconstructed King Lear, original Shakespeare mash-up My Only Love Sprung from My Only Hate, devised Coriolanus made in fifty hours, verbatim solo show Chet Baker, Love, treasure hunt Exeter Love Story (all 2013), promenade experience Shakespeare in Hell (2014), original play Bitter Sweet (2015), the New Territories Award winning spoken word/concert (Can This Be) Home (2016-19), and a set of instructions delivered to your home Deliverance (2020-21) and a performance poetry film Two People, Alone (2021). We believe that each show should have the form best suited to them and whatever engages the audience most directly is always our pick.  ​

Make theatre with us

​Brite Theater is always looking to collaborate with artists around the world, be it on new writing, devising, physical theatre, site specific events or audience participation. Don't hesitate to get in touch. If you'd rather support us from afar we greatly appreciate anything you contribute. All support goes directly into paying artists and making work, nothing is spent on overheads.