Other Half Productions

Angels, Mohicans and Human Televisions

Street entertainers, walkabout entertainment and stilt walkers.

WatchingMeWatchingYou
Watching Me Watching YouThe audience is made into its own entertainment by a man with a TV for a head, a couch potato fascinated with passers by, and a video camera hidden in surprising places… Co-commissioned by the Millennium Dome and the National Street Arts Festival, this is a multimedia feast involving state-of-the-art technology and performance skills honed around the world. It’s possible to display a pre-made video on the screen, as well as broadcast-quality, live footage from a mobile, hidden, wireless, colour video camera.

The Better Halves
A drama is made out of a crisis as two lovers balance acrobatically on the brink of a fiery end. A comic affair involving acromantic shenanigans, wayward children, and a box of tricks, as big as the imagination. Right up your street! Street theatre - circle show. Suitable for audiences of all ages at outdoor festivals and other events.

Heavens Above
Gabs and Lucinda, two stilted fallen angels go earthwalk. Culture, shock and temptation lie in wait… Attempts at flight and communication with Number 1 are not always fruitful.

The Last of the Mohicans
A live statue of a national icon - a concrete Mohican punk, tended by Dora the museum cleaning lady and accompanied by Deefer the dog. Audiences are gripped by the enchanting subtlety of the minimalist, standabout theatre. It brings magic and surprises to almost any location, climaxing in a fountain.

I enjoyed the return of Jo and Jake for another children's circus skills workshop... they have a positive can do attitude and stayed as flexible as possible to accommodate the varying abilities of our guests whilst passing on their obvious enthusiasm
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Huw Price, Celtic Manor Resort

It really is very funny, the audience’s faces are a picture to behold... wild screeches and children literally rolling in the aisles, rocking with laughter!... looks of horror on the audience’s faces and then huge gales of relieved laughter
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Arabella Churchill, Glastonbury Festival Theatre & Circus

We were astonished by the show Two For Tea, thousands of people appreciated it
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VII Festival Internacional de Teatro Callejero, Al Aire Puro, Colombia

A hilarious retro magic spoof - the more it goes wrong, the more you laugh
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Upsets expectations - Raises big laughs - Merits the huge applause that meets its end
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Thanks for the spectacular performance, it really was something. I'd like to keep in touch as it would be great to work together again
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Headteacher at a London Primary School (after a 3 month project resulting in the children performing a show.)