We are a Hull-based company creating theatre that brings people together for a good night out with big ideas.

We are an Arts Council England national portfolio organisation and associate company of Paines Plough, supported by Hull City Council.

The yogi sat in prison and tried to tune himself to the "frequency" of the prison walls. Scientists tried to measure the vibrational frequency of his brain. If there is any sustainable development, it must be opening and movement, said yogi. Our 11-dimension knot of emotion resonates always in certain "point" of the "frequency band" of consciousness. That "point" is our reality tunnel with cave walls. Learning is to tune the own "frequency" with others tunnel: to be compassionate, open and curious with co-prisoners. Or to tune it for the escape. No frequency is better than other. They are just higher and lower. Low is good in its purpose. High is good in its purpose. Only thing not good is incapability to move between them under ones deepest will and love. To heal trauma is highest goal of being. (8.8.2020)

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SquareWaves is an improv collective of Hull electronic artists. Originally brought together by a compilation album showcasing their talents individually, they are now exploring what they can make together.

Every session is different - featuring a combinations of over 15 electronic musicians with their own styles and tastes making improvised collaborations.


What we do. Who we are.

A podcast from the 2017 UK City of Culture, mate.

Based out of a tragic mustard coloured 1979 campervan, East-Yorkshire, Crooked Weather play rock infused folk music. The sound is lead by carefully crafted lyrics delivered by the lilting harmonies of Holly and Will. Their original music, although steeped in the folk revival of the 60's and 70's, has a raw, modern edge and is augmented by Tom & Dave: a fierce rhythm section.

The Critical Fish is an artist led project which promotes critical but accessible writing about art and visual culture.

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