what we make…

We make theatre that invites you in and looks after you while you are there…

We make theatre that questions and challenges thoughts, ideas, preconceptions

We make theatre that celebrates hidden stories and reclaims the theatre space for everyone

We make theatre where you sit alongside us and invites you to make it with us

We make theatre with lots of other brilliant artists, organisations and communities because its better that way

We make theatre that is tough to watch, sometimes, but offers reflection

We make theatre that is warm, safe and makes you belly laugh

We make theatre that needs to be made

Since we started in 2013 All Things Considered have been creating socially engaged theatre that encourages honest and pertinent conversations between people through intimate, participatory and immersive performances.

Much of our work is verbatim because we love chatting to people and discovering the funny, moving and unique stories that we all have inside us. These hidden conversations are the starting point for our performances which, have explored various topics, from male suicide, parenthood and growing up skint in the 1980s.

We invite our audiences to physically step into the world of our performances, to rub shoulders with the performers and to absorb first hand the weight of the words from the people we have spoken to.

We aim to prompt the ripples of change though creative conversation as well as systemic change through informing policy and practice. Our hope is that in this intimate space our audiences will feel closer to the stories we present and this will prompt them to reflect, connect, change and understand both personally and communally.