We take our community work seriously…
Well. As seriously as two comic performers ever could.

We love making bold, creative work with and for communities — especially young people — helping them find their voice, tell their stories, and discover what they’re capable of.

Over the years we’ve delivered workshops and co-created performances across Blackpool, Huddersfield, Great Harwood, St Helens, Burnley, and all over Scotland, developing projects shaped by the people we meet and the places we land.

Miss Nobodies was created with Spot On Lancashire and the community of Great Harwood.
Devilled Eggs, commissioned by The Grand Theatre Blackpool and supported by Arts Council England, blended community engagement with archival research to unearth Blackpool’s hidden histories.

Our ongoing project Open Up The Mic supports young people in Blackpool to build confidence, share their stories, and find creative freedom through spoken word.

We’re proudly woven into the fabric of our local area, and we believe — fiercely — in the power of the arts to build resilience, connection, and change. Whatever we’re working on, community is always at the heart of it.

👇 Scroll down to look at the images from some of the projects we’ve loved being part of.

(c) Claire Walmsley