The Moors, Worcester, WR1 3ED
The Moors, Worcester, WR1 3ED
Bishops Road , Inverness , IV3 5SA
Tay Square , Dundee , DD1 1PB
Rouken Glen Road, Giffnock, G46 6UG
Vamos Theatre is the UK’s leading full mask theatre company
...taking our funny and fearless brand of wordless theatre across the length and breadth of the UK and beyond since 2006
A Brave Face - on tour now
We're into the last few weeks of our A Brave Face tour, so don't miss it! See all the tour date right here...
Here come the Crimplene Crusaders
The Walkabout season is nearly upon us and our acts will be out and about throughout the summer. Come and be Crimplened!
Photo of the week
Thank you all the staff who took part in our Listening with your Eyes training at the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford. It was great to work with you!
Support Dementia Awareness Week
There are lots of events to get involved in for Dementia Awareness Week, which runs from May 21st. And you can see tour dates for Sharing Joy, our show for people living with dementia, which are now live.
Tell us what you think!
If you've seen a show, taken part in a workshop or have a question for us, why not get in touch through our Comments Book? We'd love to hear from you...
The latest from our News and Blogs:
Sharing the Joy in Dementia Awareness Week
As part of Dementia Awareness Week, we're delighted to announce dates for our upcoming tour, Sharing Joy
The game of two halves
What happens backstage during a mask theatre show has to be seen to be believed. Fancy a glimpse? A Brave Face performer, Joanna Holden, describes what goes on in the dimness!
Creative innovation in Plymouth
We took part in the Plymouth International Dementia Conference last week - and what an inspiration it was...
A blog about a blog
Q: How do you make an internationally renowned clown break into a sweat?
A: Ask him to write a blog...
Learn to make connections
Don’t miss our one-off workshop for anyone connected with people living with dementia.
What people are saying:
Latest Comments go to our comments book
Janet Kingston-Davis
I LOVE your shows: powerfully moving, eloquent in movement and emotional impact, very funny and yet sad within a moment. I wouldn’t miss any show unless I really couldn’t make it!
Tessa
I live in a town with a military base where a significant battle is still regularly commemorated. It was great to see such an effective representation of post traumatic stress disorder which is often the personal impact of conflict. The production dealt with this distressing experience with sensitivity and clarity. It was powerful and affecting without being confrontational or sentimental. Thank you for dealing with this topic in such a meaningful way. Bravo.
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Finding Joy: It's #DementiaActionWeek, so we are taking a look at how #ACEsupported @VamosTheatre took their intera… twitter.com/i/web/status/9… - 22 May |