Our company has been created to support people in the discovery of the 'self'. Understanding the  connections between the creation of identity, and the identity of 'self' we began to explore the frameworks of 'self narratives' to help us understand why we often think, feel, respond, to our experiences becoming aware of some of the wider impacts this can have on our emotional, mental, physical and spiritual wellbeing. 

After leaving school with no formal qualifications, I went on to retake my examinations whilst studying performance theatre. Soon I became fascinated by the duality; how could theatre be so effective?  Sometimes it offered a complete escape whilst other times it delivered a hard-hitting truth.

  In this world of creation and imagination people came together as a community and shared the experience of escapism, as one. 

 Before long, theatre had become the joy in my academic research and the education system which did not engage me at school now had me captivated. 
 I soon understood that it was not what I was learning, but how I was learning, which was causing the disinterest. 

Using the Arts as a vehicle for social inclusion within community settings over 15 years I had the pleasure of working alongside many different people. All of whom could relate to the feeling of wanting to escape but they could not identify what it was that they wanted to escape from.
  The  role of the actor, detached from the self, a creation, a character. 

 The role the actor plays is symbolic of the identities we create as humans. The Many Identities to accompany the many roles which we play in our day to day lives. *

 

*Luigi Pirandello