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
Join us at Scala Festival of Play
On Sat 23rd May, come and join us at Scala Festival of Play, a day-long festival for children aged 3-11 and their families - taking over the The Arches and the Hive area of Worcester. Our octogenarian party people, the Crimplene Crusaders, will be there causing mayhem and keeping a firm eye out for any naughtiness - children and adults alike!
Free mask training for early career artists
Are you an Early Career Artist? Have you tried full mask performance before? Fancy the chance to be part of our Elevate 2026 FREE four-day training residency in mask and physical theatre? Then come and join us for a taster session, including an event for deaf and hearing artists delivered in BSL.
Come to Vamos Central’s summer sharing
Come and support Vamos Central, our drama group for people with mild to moderate learning disabilities, as they present Have Patients, a non-verbal, accessible, riotous and hilarious performance devised by the group.
Explore our new mask.ED module
New to our digital learning area mask.ED, Boy on the Roof: The Film, combines unlimited access to our award-winning performance about ADHD, and comprehensive support resources - perfect for drama teachers.
Making Mischief
Mischief has been created especially for people with sensory issues, learning disabilities and/or autism, and those living with dementia. It's a 60-minute interactive performance and celebration featuring out-and-about mask characters, interactive sensory play, and positive empathetic learning for care staff and relatives.
The latest from our News and Blogs:
Get set for Dementia Action Week
Dementia Action Week, the awareness campaign led by Alzheimer’s Society, runs from 18th-24th May – and there’s lots going on to help us all act together on dementia.
Have Patients with Vamos Central!
Join Vamos Central, our experienced group of actors and performers with mild to moderate learning disabilities, for a brand-new summer performance, Have Patients, staged at the University of Worcester this June.
The energy of creative exchange
Earlier this month, we hosted Christina Eskridge and Melanie Cohn, two prominent US artists in health and care, for a creative exchange. The differences and intersections between our work has been fascinating, and here, Christina and Mel give us insight into their experience. Thank you both!
We’re creating a training film with Virtual Schools
Following our previous film projects with care experienced young people, we’ve been commissioned by eight Virtual Schools to create a training film about the impacts of school suspensions and exclusions.
Exploring consent with Sense
We’ve had a fascinating and impactful first year of a three year commission from the leading disability charity, Sense, to explore the theme of consent with its service users.