This multi media show tells the heartbreaking, surprising and challenging stories of that year, which began with burning buildings and ended with the flame of the Olympic torch, against a global backdrop of social unrest and economic crisis. Part storytelling, part stand up, part live documentary, featuring a dinner party with surprise guests including the Dalai Lama, Aristotle and Princess Diana, this show attempts to answer the question: is it possible to change the world just by being kind?

We did sell out shows at Norden Farm, Colchester Arts Centre and Birmingham Rep, as well as being invited to the Southbank Centre and the  Albany Theatre with the sister projects, the interactive installations “Dear Stranger” and “Coat Tales”

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Some nice things people have said about the show:

“engaging and entertaining…charming, self-deprecating and downright funny…this show might just change your life”

from Bumonaseat.wordpress.com by William Stafford

 “bold, truthful…inspiring…so much more than a theatrical production…it is a cry to ask us all to stop being scared…” ****

from www.behindthearras.com by Elizabeth Halpin

“This show is radical, political, subversive & important. Thank- you.”

from David Harradine, Artistic Director, Fevered Sleep

 “‘366 Days of Kindness’ is a wonderful show by a fabulous company,by turn laugh-out-loud funny and deeply moving, ”

from Roxanna Silbert, Artistic Director, Birmingham REP

“A beautiful, very funny, inspiring and moving show.”

from Gill Lloyd, Director, Arts Admin