Story Forge Make your own Myth
Masterfully combining improvisation, audience participation and comedic storytelling to create a unique theatrical event
★★★★★ - The Reviews Hub
You would be mad to Myth it!
Who is the God of roundabouts? How did the microwave get its ping? What is Yorkshire, and how did it come to be? Senior academics of mythology (not really) Professor Doctor Lee Hithersay and Doctor Professor Robert Bond will guide you on a journey through your imagination.
You, the audience, will create your own legends and even have the chance to get on stage and help tell them. Will it be Greek? Can it be Viking? Should it be ancient Mesopotamian? We don’t know! That’s up to you. You’re the boss. We just work here.
The combined theatrical forces of Silly History Boys, Wing It Impro, and Rubbish Shakespeare Company bring you a hilarious hour of imagination, adventure and live music, where audience participation is utterly and completely - mandatory.
You, the audience, will create your own legends and even have the chance to get on stage and help tell them. Will it be Greek? Can it be Viking? Should it be ancient Mesopotamian? We don’t know! That’s up to you. You’re the boss. We just work here.
The combined theatrical forces of Silly History Boys, Wing It Impro, and Rubbish Shakespeare Company bring you a hilarious hour of imagination, adventure and live music, where audience participation is utterly and completely - mandatory.
‘Horrible Histories on steroids’
★★★★★ - The Reviews Hub
Co-creation and Directed by: Mark Smith
Performed by: Rob Bond, Danny Bradley and Lee Hithersay
Props and Costume created by: Alice Rowbottom
Set design: Alex McDonald
Producer: Lee Hithersay - Rubbish Shakespeare
Performed by: Rob Bond, Danny Bradley and Lee Hithersay
Props and Costume created by: Alice Rowbottom
Set design: Alex McDonald
Producer: Lee Hithersay - Rubbish Shakespeare
Tour Dates 2025Previous show dates:LIVERPOOL IMPROVISATION FESTIVAL 2024
ST. NEOTS FESTIVAL 2024 THEATRE PORTO| 15 Feb LEICESTER COEMDY FESTIVAL| 16-18 Feb YORK – POCKLINGTON ARTS CENTRE | 8th Mar KETTERING ARTS CENTRE| 9 Mar MORAY| 15 Mar UNITY THEATRE| 5 Apr CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION| 6 Apr LUTON – STOCKWOOD DISCOVERY CENTRE | 7 Apr LEEDS PLAYHOUSE| 9-12 Apr DARWEN & BLACKBURN LIBRARY THEATRE| 13 Apr LANCASHIRE SPOT ON| 15-16 APR SOUTHPORT – THE ATKINSON| 17 Apr BELFAST - THE MAC| 18-19 Apr LUDLOW - ASSEMBLY ROOMS| 25 Apr OXFORD - PEGASUS THEATRE| 26 Apr BIRMINGHAM - THE MAC| 26 Apr CANTERBURY – GULBENKIAN| 3 May NOTTINGHAM – LAKESIDE ARTS CENTRE| 4 May CHORLEY – CHORLEY THEATRE| 10 May PRESCOT - ELIZABETHAN FAYRE HALL| 7 JUNE RUNCORN – NORTON PRIORY | 8 JUNE BRIDGEND – MAESTAG TOWN HALL| 12 JUNE LONDON – LYRIC HAMMERSMITH| 14 JUNE LONDON – ARTS DEPOT| 15 JUNE BEVERLEY - EAST RIDING THEATRE| 3 SEPT DERBY - DERBY THEATRE| 20 SEPT CHELMSFORD - CHELMSFORD THEATRE| 27 SEPT FARNHAM - MALTINGS THEATRE| 28 SEPT NEWCASTLE - GOSFORTH CIVIC CENTRE| 4 OCT HEXHAM - QUEENS HALL ARTS CENTRE| 5 OCT MILTON KEYNES - THE STABLES THEATRE| 11 OCT COVENTRY - WARWICK ARTS CENTRE| 12 OCT |
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