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  • Cutting edge, innovative, energetic, collaborative and highly creative.

    Judges, Bath Life Awards 2018

  • 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

Past Projects

The Last Post

Performances of The Last Post unwrap a curious love story between a redundant Post Master and the irrepressible heiress of an international pen-palling agency.   The tale unfolds accompanied b...
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Unsung

Celebrating our local communities through inspired song-writing, joyful singing and playful interviews!   Project Since 2014, we have worked in a range of youth settings, including schools and...
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The Kammioneers

From an unfixed point in the distant future, the Kammioneers have dragged their cabinet of curiosities.  Constantly on the look out to increase their intriguing collection of artefacts ‘mined...
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Last Post Emporium

A stunning detailed installation in our lovingly converted luton lorry – crammed to the rafters with letter writing accoutrements and undeliverable mail: vintage typewriters; quills & ink...
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The Green Roofs (2011-14)

Look at Bath from any angle and chances are you’ll notice, nestled in amongst the Georgian stonework, some long lime-green strips of copper roofing….   Welcome to The Green Roofs. &nb...
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Roots Replanted (2010)

Production shot of the audience in
Our first touring site-specific piece.  After the success of Roots (2009), University of Bath’s ICIA  commissioned Kilter to adapt our site-specific show for touring. Roots became Roots Repla...
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Roots (2009)

Production shot of the audience in
Our site-specific allotment show, Roots, split the audience between attitudes to food in 1950 & 2050: everything from Smash to Nano.   The time is ripe for digging. As cheap imported fruit...
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Passengers (2009)

A story-telling promenade around Green Park Station in Bath. 3 couples on 3 very different journeys from the past, present and into the future.   A simple piece of story-telling. 2 actors, no ...
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Back On Track (2008)

The audience saddles up and joins the caravan for a provocative and playful insight into the post-oil future of transport!   Kilter’s hospitable characters pedal 30 members of the public...
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Everything Must Go! (2008)

A Research Project and durational street theatre installation,  responding to the Christmas Shopping Marathon & ensuing January Sales Madness. Everything Must Go! stopped people in their tracks...
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The Little Month (2008)

Green Roofs HQ before Christmas party
A theatrical treasure trail around Bath with activities published in an accompanying booklet to lead you to a daily theatrical instalment every day of ‘the little month’ of February.  &...
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Remote Patrol (2007)

As the June sun sets in real time, five insect-like characters realise that the dying of the light will bring an end to the utopia they have been enjoying.  A beautiful, image-driven performance po...
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