Current projects
In this section you will find information about all Forced Entertainment's projects. Highlighted below are the ones we're currently presenting - on tour or as occasional pieces. Use the dropdown lists on the right to explore our archive of text and images.
Spectacular
Currently taking shape in the rehearsal room, this piece promises to bring you Forced Entertainment at its exhilarating, collaging and sparks-flying best.
Currently taking shape in the rehearsal room, this piece promises to bring you Forced Entertainment at its exhilarating, collaging and sparks-flying best.
The World in Pictures
Somewhere, amid the frequent flurries of fireproofed theatrical snow and the improvised scenery, there’s a bold attempt to tell the Story of Mankind.
Somewhere, amid the frequent flurries of fireproofed theatrical snow and the improvised scenery, there’s a bold attempt to tell the Story of Mankind.
Exquisite Pain
A simple and intimate performance about love, loss, and the stories we tell ourselves when things have gone wrong, based on a project by renowned French conceptual artist Sophie Calle.
A simple and intimate performance about love, loss, and the stories we tell ourselves when things have gone wrong, based on a project by renowned French conceptual artist Sophie Calle.
Bloody Mess
Forced Entertainment’s Bloody Mess defies description and categorisation, marking the culmination of their twenty years work in theatre.
Forced Entertainment’s Bloody Mess defies description and categorisation, marking the culmination of their twenty years work in theatre.
Quizoola!
Performed by a team of three actors in smeared clown makeup, Quizoola! is about the need for knowledge, certainty and definition through language.
Performed by a team of three actors in smeared clown makeup, Quizoola! is about the need for knowledge, certainty and definition through language.
And on the Thousandth Night...
Taking its title and part of its inspiration from One Thousand and One Nights, And on ... explores the live relationship between a story and its public, a story and its tellers.
Taking its title and part of its inspiration from One Thousand and One Nights, And on ... explores the live relationship between a story and its public, a story and its tellers.
