Feral Productions

Feral unearths extraordinary stories in ordinary places through radical site specific production.

Find us On YouTube

Many of our productions are available to watch on YouTube. Some highlights include:

  • ‘Hush Now’ filmed at The Black Country Living Museum

  • The ‘Last Call’ series based on the poetry of Jean Atkin & inspired by stories centred around the red British telephone box.

  • ‘Feral Tales’

  • Talent development projects filmed ‘Love Bites’ & ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart’, both filmed at The Beefy Boys, Hereford.

Explore our work by clicking below:

Discover our work

 

Last Call

Last Call is a series of site-responsive short films based on the poetry of Jean Atkin, inspired by stories centred around the old village stalwart — the red British telephone box.

Love Bites

Five short plays by local writers were performed in and around the Beefy Boys while our audience munched on the best burgers around. Inspired by local stories of romance from the Old Cattle Market there was drama, love and laughter Hereford style.

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Feral Tales

An otherworldly collection of digital performances born of a unique period of forced isolation in a time of national upheaval.

Follow Me

Feral’s wellbeing, low visibility production. Audiences have their senses massaged as they are gently immersed in The Sandman's world of dreams. Available for one-off bookings. Click here to enquire.

Classes & Education

 

Writing Room

As part of The Courtyard/Feral Productions partnership, the Writing Room aims to fully drive new writing to the forefront of the Herefordshire arts scene.
 

Writing Room Extra

Supporting experienced writers in the creation and development of long-form scripts.
 

Reading Room

Reading scripts of all varieties, exploring the text, production and further discussion.

Playwork Sessions

Theatre practice for ages 16+, looking at sight reading, text analysis and vocal techniques.

“Feral…expands the idea of what drama is and demonstrates how exciting theatre can be when the people behind it are committed to thinking outside the box.”

The Hereford Times