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    Theatre-Rites Ltd

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    Funding awards

    • 2012-2013: £239,004
    • 2013-2014: £244,501
    • 2014-2015: £250,858

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    Final day of rehearsals

    What's in the bag?

    Rubbish rehearsals

    a little snapshot from our rehearsals for Rubbish, accompanied by music from Jessica Dannheisser. Further information on the tour of Rubbish can be found at www.theatre-rites.co.uk We open at artsdepot, London on 15th February

    Theatre-Rites Immersive and site-specific experiences

    Snapshots from all our immersive, site-specific family events; from forests of light to corner houses coming to life, these images have been created by an incredible range of artists.

    MOJO

    Music and puppetry show co-produced by Theatre-Rites, the Barbican and the Salzburg Festival. Created in December 2011 for the Barbican by director Sue Buckmaster, choreographer and co-director Arthur Pita, set and lighting designer Peter Mumford and composers and live musicians Adriano Adewale and Leo Altarelli.

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    Mojo final week of rehearsals

    a glimpse of what's in store - Barbican, London 16 to 31 December. www.barbican.org.uk

    Mojo Rehearsals

    some clips from our rehearsals for Mojo - at the Barbican this Christmas 16 to 31 December

    Houseworks

    Theatre-Rites first immersive, site-specific production directed by Penny Bernand and Sue Buckmaster in 1996, for LIFT.

    MOJO accompanied by the sounds of Adriano Adewale

    a new family show co-produced by the Barbican, Theatre-Rites & Salzburg Festival. Created by director Sue Buckmaster and choreographer and co-director Arthur Pita - the award winning team who brought you Mischief. A mix of dance, puppetry and live music composed and played live by Adriano Adewale and Leo Altarelli. Mojo will take us on a journey through the magic and mayhem of growing up. Filmed by Zak Ezatti

    Paradise

    Paradise :  created by Sue Buckmaster, Jeremy Herbert, Luca Silvestrini, Nick Powell and Anna Watson. An epic, immersive family experience designed and installed in the Mischanlage, part of the Zollverein Kokerei world heritage site. A Theatre-Rites and Ruhrtriennale 2010 production.

    Hang On

    A co-production between Theatre-Rites, Ockham's Razor and Lyric Hammersmith in association with York Theatre Royal Hang On was directed by Sue Buckmaster, music was composed by Olly Fox, mobile design by Ockham's Razor and object design by Tina Bicat. As a giant mobile tantalizingly appears above the stage, Hang On catapults you into an aerial world of dizzying new thrills where the impossible becomes possible.

    Salt

    promo of Theatre-Rites site-specific production Salt - created in a 4 storey derelict salt factory for the Ruhr Triennale Festival 2008

    Lighten Up

    Theatre-Rites and Unicorn Theatre co-production

    Mischief

    Theatre Rites and Arthur Pita's production of Mischief, music composed and performed by Charlie Winston. www.theatre-rites.co.uk www.twitter.com/theatrerites

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    Contact details

    Unit EH612, Erlang House, 128
    Blackfriars Road
    London
    SE1 8EQ

    51.498718, -0.10286

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