Entertaining, heart warming and provocative

Kate Cross, the egg
A hugely challenging and inspiring project

Sir Johnathon Porritt
The best immersive theatre experience I've ever had

Audience, Invincible
It really is a wonderful piece of work!

Audience, Invincible
Conception and delivery both outstanding. Unforgettable.

Audience, Invincible
Was intrigued, challenged & entirely engaged

Audience, Invincible
A deftly orchestrated, surprising, stylish and moving piece of theatre

Kate Yedigaroff, MAYK
Like a wizard’s horde, an anorak’s obsession

Audience, The Last Post
I thought it was going to be good but it wasn't good it was incredible.

Ethan aged 11
Enchanting and beautifully crafted

Producer, Beaford Arts
Utterly charming; tender, funny, wistful

Exeunt Magazine
Nuanced performances, perfect pacing and utterly glorious set

Exeunt Magazine
Tacking big issues... with an incredibly light touch

Belinda Dillon, Review
I had a lump in my throat by the end

Audience, Back on Track
A beautiful, fragile, believable world you've created

Audience, The Last Post
What can I say except it touched every emotion

Audience, The Last Post
[Kilter] does what needs to be done but no else has the courage

Long-term Kilter Fans
Truly one of the most imaginative things I've ever seen

Audience, The Last Post
I don't have the words to say how much I enjoyed this

Audience, Roots
Exactly what we need in this world

Audience, Roots
Beautiful, touching, sweet & heartfelt

Audience, The Last Post
Theatre of the Unforgettable

Audience, Back on Track
A wonderfully original piece

Venue Magazine, Roots
Few could compete with [Kilter's] model of sustainability

New Statesman
Kilter reminds me of the things that are truly important

Returning audience member
Art that puts us right at the heart of its meaning

Audience, Back on Track
It is not often I laugh so hard it is uncontrollable - absolutely superb

Audience, Back on Track
An exhilarating sense of community

Kilter Fan
I find it hard to do Kilter justice in words

Head teacher, Unsung

Author Archives: Olly Langdon

Sustainable Touring

On paper, touring a show is an innately sustainable activity. Rather than inviting the nation’s theatre-going public to traipse a collective journey of potentially hundreds of thousands of miles to a central theatre venue, probably in London, you instead take one troupe of travelling players to venues in numerous smaller … Continue reading →

Food for Thought

By Guest Blogger, Production Assistant & Chef Extraordinaire, Emily, whilst away at a devising retreat in very rural Beaford, Devon Kilter is away, making and creating The Last Post. It’s a five day devising extravaganza with lots mental and physical exertion. With all that output we’ve learned it’s really important … Continue reading →

The Last Post

Our latest project, The Last Post, has been awarded a grant from Arts Council England’s Grants for the Arts programme. We can now plough ahead with plans to develop a body of touring work on the great dying art and etiquette of letter-writing! Watch this space for news of our … Continue reading →

January & March Podcasts

There is now a new seasonal episode online for every month until October! It’s not too late to discover why Easter is actually called Eostre! Then there’s Pinch Bum Day, Midsummer, St Swithun’s & Lammas, all told with January’s usual droll wit and March’s style & panache! Continue reading →

January & March Podcasts

January & March run the months of January & March. They love their jobs. All Months do. There’s something to do every day. In these Podcasts J&M visit their friends to see what it is they do. And why! Continue reading →

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