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Open Evening

Although our Open Evenings for a September 2026 start have now taken place, we will be opening our doors again and inviting you to look around our facilities as we begin our search for our next set of Company Members who will start their journey with us in September 2027. Open Evenings will be held in October 2026 & January 2027. If you would like a tour and meet our staff/company members before that, please contact us.

Please register your interest in attending one of our Open Evening Events by clicking on the link below

Watch this SPACE
for upcoming Shows in 2026.
Tickets for Animal Farm and Jekyll & Hyde are only available from The SPACE, link below:
https://forms.gle/hs1Ki5bAPr2eutHM9
SPACE Fest Shows:
Animal Farm - 31 March, 1 April
Jekyll & Hyde - 6 & 7 May
Romeo & Juliet - A Dance Story - 13 & 14 May
Tickets for Romeo & Juliet are only available from www.tacchi-morris.com

Year 1 Summer Muscial 8-11 July 2026

Tickets have not yet been released for

Chicago but will only be available from

www.tachhi-morris.com when on sale

Year 2 SPACE Fest -
a festival of Dance

ROMEO & JULIET: A Dance Story

(Full-Length Dance Production)

The SPACE Company presents an electrifying reimagining of Shakespeare’s iconic tragedy, brought vividly to life through original choreography and powerful physical storytelling.

Set within an urban landscape, ROMEO & JULIET: A Dance Story replaces words with raw, expressive movement, exploring themes of loyalty, conflict, and identity in a world fractured by tension, where rival communities fight for control.

Amid division, two young people find connection, their relationship becomes both a refuge and a risk. Powerful ensemble work and intimate dance moments trace a journey of passion, choice, and consequence, revealing how love can ignite hope, challenge boundaries, and fight to endure in a world determined to tear it apart.

Performed at Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre - 13th & 14th May

Year 2 SPACE Fest -

a festival of Drama

This dynamic reimagining of Orwell’s classic examines power, justice, and the fragility of equality. When a group of oppressed animals overthrow their human farmer, they set out to build a fairer world, but shifting power and rising tensions force them to confront an unsettling question: in the pursuit of equality, who truly gets to be equal?

Performed at The SPACE - 31st March and 1st April 2026

Evan Placey collides Victorian England with the present day to explore the ongoing repression of women’s voices. This contemporary retelling centres on Harriet Jekyll, determined to continue her late husband’s controversial experiments, who soon unleashes a force that refuses to be silenced or controlled. A gripping piece that raises powerful questions around identity and societal expectations.

Performed at The SPACE - 6th and 7th May 2026

Oliver! Summer 2025 Musical

Year 2 Verbatim - Alice in Wasteland
Monday, 20th & Tuesday, 21st October 2025
at The SPACE

This was a devised performance blending physical theatre, lip-synced audio, verbatim, and a powerful soundscape of climate voices. This Year 2 production reimagines Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland as a descent into a world in climate crisis.