Can there be a place where lost things go? The memories, the keys, the loves, the socks?

Follow your hand down the back of the sofa and there is a door, open the door and you’ll find yourself in the lost property department. Why do we lose things? And if you have, was it really that important to begin with?

A highly acrobatic search for lost objects, hearts and people.

“Explosive performances…from the first line, it becomes evident why this is an award-winning production. It’ll make you think and laugh. And think and cry “

The Edinburgh Guide

Awards/ Nominaions

Nominated: The Stage Awards for Acting Excellence: Best Ensemble (2005)
UK Entry to the Cairo Festival of International Theatre (2004)

“bewilderingly athletic physical theatre….tangled feet deserve a wider audience if the talent shown in their work so far is anything to go by it shouldn’t be too long till they achieve it”
www.Indielondon.co.uk

“There is not a weak link in the company”
Islington Gazzette

“an aesthetic experience where the barrier of language was defied and which expressed boldly contemporary theatre in Britain is alive…pleasure and innovative stage techniques abound this show”
Festival Newspaper, Cairo

“tangled feet are probably the most accessible and original physical theatre company working in the UK today…Programmers at small scale theatres should make them top of their list. A must see.”
The Stage

“Beautifully crafted…essential viewing”

Three Weeks Newspaper

“a fascinating theatrical experience”

www.one4review.com

“amazingly engaging and exciting piece of new drama”

Hairline Magazine

“this is promising stuff from a young company who should have a great future”
Lyn Gardner, The Guardian

“a company with a promising future”
Susannah Clapp, The Observer