Dark Horse is a national touring theatre company which premieres new writing for theatre. It transforms text-based work into physical, visually exciting productions which reverse audience's expectations in powerful and challenging ways. Productions often explore ideas about the human condition.
Dark Horse is also a leading vocational trainer of actors with learning disabilities. Its development programme combines high quality training with professional performance opportunities, with learning disabled actors featuring in the cast for touring productions. The unique vocational training develops skills in preparation for work in the industry at the highest level.
In April 2012 Dark Horse officially became the new name and identity for Full Body & The Voice theatre company, a change made to reflect the company's full movement onto the national stage via recent evolutions in ambition, reach and artistic output.
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HARVEST, the next world premiere production in the round from Dark Horse
Dark Horse actor Toby Meredith's showreel
Dark Horse showreel for actor Joe Sproulle
Dark Horse, actor Emma Langfords' showreel
Dark Horse, actor showreel for Lauren Pearcey
Dark horse actor Joanne Kempley's showreel
Dark Horse, the opening scene from world premiere production, COLONY
Dark Horse actor Ben Langford's showreel
Dark Horse showreel for actor Mark Craven
COLONY, the latest extraordinary world premiere theatre production from Dark Horse
Dark Horse, the ACTOR scheme, a new method for the training of actors
Dark Horse, an interview with actor Margaret Fraser who played Frau Poppendick in HYPOTHERMIA
Dark Horse and the ACTORscheme system
HYPOTHERMIA, an interview with theatre designer Kevin Jenkins
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