Would You, Could You (Be a Spy)?

Family friendly interactive street theatre. Go through training ready to be a spy! Do you have what it takes to work as a World War 2 spy? Are you courageous, clever, curious and cunning? Are you ready to feel the fear and do it anyway? Join Officer Kitty for some TOP SECRET training as you … Read more

Behind Enemy Lines Reviews

Please leave a review below “Hugely, hugely impressive.”“An amazing, moving and poignant performance.”“Thought provoking, clever and enjoyable.”“We both loved the interactive nature of it.”“A talented folk singer, Louise’s beautiful voice was the perfect vehicle for conveying the bravery and vulnerability of the women.”“Insightful and meticulously researched.”“Louise’s ability to embody multiple characters with nuance and empathy … Read more

Behind Enemy Lines – The Story Behind the Show

The idea for Behind Enemy Lines first came when Louise worked with Movement Director, Divija Mellaly, on a previous show where they identified the story of Noor Inayat Khan who was a secret agent in France during World War Two. Louise then started researching the stories of the other female agents sent behind enemy lines … Read more

Behind Enemy Lines

The incredible story of female secret agents in World War 2 told through original song and storytelling. Behind Enemy Lines uncovers the lives of the extraordinary women of Special Operations Executive whose courage, daring, ingenuity and sacrifice defeated Nazi terror. Who were they? How were they selected and trained to commit acts of sabotage, subversion … Read more

HerStories

A celebration of extraordinary women through song. To celebrate International Women’s Day in 2024 I created a concert of songs that I have written over the years about extraordinary women from smugglers to suffragettes and nurses to political campaigners. I’ve had the great pleasure of researching the stories of inspirational women over a number of … Read more

Pop Up Pedestal: Florence

The Pop-Up Pedestal is a street theatre performance that explores the concept of statues in public spaces and social justice themes of representation, protest and gender equality. The piece was inspired by the song ‘Pedestal’ (watch the video here) which I wrote for my touring production ‘Florence‘ and it questions who we commemorate in our … Read more

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