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Award-winning company Theatre-Rites is a field leader in the creation of experimental theatre for children. Acclaimed nationally and internationally, our touring productions and site responsive works stir the imagination and stimulate thought. We specifically promote understanding and enjoyment of ‘object-led’ theatre and celebrate the power of visuals, puppetry and animation by working in genuine collaboration with designers, visual artists, film-makers, puppeteers, musicians, composers, actors and dancers.  We believe children should be offered theatrical experiences that are challenging and inspirational and we work hard to create theatre with the same high quality production values and integrity of content as the best adult theatre. Since 1995 we have pioneered cross-artform theatre for children and family audiences, revolutionising original, non-adaptive theatre for the under 5s and improving production standards in theatre for 5 – 11s. We’ve also pioneered a unique programme of development, training and co-creation activities.  Theatre-Rites is a registered charity and an Arts Council National Portfolio Organisation.  We were founded by the late Penny Bernand.  For the Guardian’s tribute to Penny - “her imagination and energy revolutionised children’s theatre” - please click here. “If you were to make a list of the great British theatre companies of the past 10 years, it would almost certainly include Complicite, Improbable and Kneehigh – but Theatre-rites would be up there too.  If you have not heard of them, it is because they are the Cinderellas of the theatre world: they work exclusively with children.” The Guardian Explore We have a whole host of information on our website - in our shows section you can find lots of information about our current and past work, including trailers, cast lists and production shots.  You can also explore our dedicated puppetry section and find out more about our Artistic Director, Sue Buckmaster.  Take a look at the video below for an insight into some of our immersive and site-specific work.   

Hynt is a new national access scheme that works with theatres and arts centres in Wales to provide visitors with an impairment or specific access requirement and their Carers or Personal Assistants.

Award winning Aberystwyth Arts Centre is Wales' largest arts centre and recognised as a national flagship for the arts. Canolfan y Celfyddydau Aberystwyth, sydd wedi ennill sawl wobr, yw'r ganolfan fwyaf o'i math yng Nghymru.

National Trust Collections search over three quarters of a million items in historic country house collections - paintings, decorative arts, ceramics, costume, books and historic household objects.

Create uses the creative arts to transform lives. Our priority groups are: carers, children in hospital, older people, people with disabilities & prisoners.

Turquoise Mountain is regenerating Afghanistan's traditional arts and historic areas, creating jobs, skills, and a renewed sense of national identity.

Seija is a soprano of Australian/Finnish origin. She lives in London and regularly performs in the UK and Europe. She has a Masters degree from The Guildhall School of Music and Drama and a Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Music (Hons.) from The University of Melbourne, Australia.