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ABOUT
Out of Chaos is a multi award-winning theatre company based in Hove, whose shows have toured extensively in the UK, US, Europe and New Zealand.
We make work which is exciting, challenging and generous - showcasing storytelling in surprising formats and locations.
Our work spans devised multilingual productions, reinterpretations of classical texts and immersive experiences in various media.
All our shows put the audience at their heart – including them within the action in creative ways to make truly communal events with the power to move, entertain and enthral.


Workshops
We are experienced workshop leaders capable of tailoring sessions for different age groups and ability groups, and for speakers of different languages. We specialise in teaching devising, ensemble work, improvisation and story-telling.
Discussions
We can facilitate and contribute to discussions with a range of different focuses, from post-show Q&A sessions, to themed seminars around physical approaches to playing Shakespeare, devising, mythology, touring and production.
Tour and Residency Packs
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We offer week-long residencies featuring performances, workshops, readings, lectures and discussions to enrich the learning of students from various academic disciplines.
All the greatest Greek myths in one hour - an unforgettable blend of sketch comedy, clowning, stories and songs. Unmythable is a sensationally physical, hilarious and masterful re-telling of the most famous stories from Greek mythology.
Shakespeare’s brutal tragedy is given new life in this haunting, intelligent, break-neck adaptation. All the drama, intrigue and madness of MACBETH in 80 high-octane minutes with 20 characters brilliantly and boldly brought to life by just two actors.
Randy gods, psychotic giants and murderous elves face off in the show to end all shows - with the end of the world guaranteed. Norsesome is a full-throttle, no-holds-barred, rip roaring romp into the world of the legendary Norse gods.
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