See below for some great press coverage of Tangled Feet's work.
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Press Coverage
Press Coverage
Tangled Feet in the news
The critics and the public...
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Oct 2018 Butterflies Review
read onlineRead the latest review of Butterflies from Children's Theatre Review below
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Sep 2015 Collective Endeavour on ITV
read onlineBehind the scenes at rehearsals for our large scale outdoor show in Leeds
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Jun 2015 Why devise theatre?
read onlineKat Joyce and Nathan Curry discuss why devising was the perfect way to tackle the NHS
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Aug 2014 Burntwater in Spalding Guardian
read onlineTangled Feet bring the town together with outdoor theatre festival
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Jun 2013 One Million in Guardian
read onlineOne Million featured in The Guardian and discussion of Tangled Feet making political work
Press Releases
Download latest information on Tangled Feet performances
Here's the press releases from our most recent productions. For press info on other shows, please get in touch here
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Aug 2018 Butterflies UK TOUR
downloadTwo 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.
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Jun 2018 That Parking Show Press Release
downloadIt’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.
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May 2017 Mirror Sky Press Release
downloadIt'll all start when you look up...
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May 2016 Emerge/ncy Press Release
downloadOvernight, 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?
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Tangled Feet's response to COVID 19
Like everyone working in the arts, charity and educational sectors we are coming to terms with the short term and long term effects that coronavirus is bringing about.
moreIf you can, please take part in the 'Getting Back Outdoors' survey by @OutdoorArtsUK @OutdoorArtsPRO… https://t.co/hpxH2FAhO0
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Co-Directors Residency in Iceland cut short by Covid-19: Finding new ways to work
On March 8th Tangled Feet Co-Directors Kat and Nathan flew to Iceland to take up a two week residency at the University of the Arts Reykjavik. At that stage, 1 month a go, there were 100 cases of Coronavirus in the UK, a rumour spreading that Italy would lock the northern region and a real sense of not knowing what we would return to. There was a heightened tension at the airport – our first experience of gloved and distanced customer service teams, quiet security screening and much hand washing. We flew on a beautifully clear day, and as the icy vistas came into view from the aeroplane window for the first time we felt a huge sense of awe. The idea of polar icecaps (and their melting) is often very abstract, but this whole landscape of ice stretching in every direction suddenly made the world feel both smaller and more epic
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