We had such an overwhelmingly positive response to our Pram Talks performances, particularly in regards to there being a need for the honest conversations we captured to be available to all new parents, that we are looking at developing the performance further and hopefully bringing it to more local parks around Liverpool and beyond. We've even recently brought the performance indoors to the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester for the Birth Festival, so watch this space...

Film Courtesy of Fully Formed Films

Photographs courtesy of Michael Kirkham Photography

We've been privileged to work with young people, young women who have been exploited, parents of children who have been sexually exploited and service providers in the creation of our performance Lost to the Streets.

This immersive and interactive performance invites young people and school communities to take part in exploring themes of control, manipulation and choices directly associated with Child Sexual Exploitation.

We are grateful to all of those people who have shared their stories and experiences with us.

Scroll down to see a short video filmed by one of the teachers during an R&D performance at Gatacre Secondary School, Liverpool

What we have found fascinating with our recent productions of Waiting Room has been the relationship between the performer, the audience and the performance space. A small venue, packed out, up close and personal to an incredibly engaging performer is theatre at its simplest and purest and Waiting Room seems to have delivered this in spades. We're interested in taking it forward to examine how this dynamic can be further explored; how shifts in emphasis of form, space and audience-performer relationship can change the nature of this show. After a sell out stint in Buxton and Salford, we aim to take the show on the road to interesting places and spaces in the new year; watch this space!

David Coggins (Writer)