Their critically acclaimed work combines circus and theatre,[1] and they specialise in creating physical theatre on original pieces of aerial equipment and create stories from the vulnerability, trust and reliance that exists between people in the air.
[3] With their unique physical skills the company have performed a number of shows that "combine circus and visual theatre to make work that is arresting and entertaining".
The company's shows include Arc, Every Action..., Memento Mori,[6][7] The Mill, and the upcoming Not Until We Are Lost as well as various other projects for young children and families such as Hang On and Something in the Air; an "audience participatory show for young people with complex disabilities".
[8] The Mill, a piece about work and physical labour reviewed by Lyn Gardner as "a terrifically imaginative and original show",[9] is their most recent and first feature length play, directed by Toby Sedgwick (director of War Horse) with Rufus Norris as dramaturg.
Alex Harvey, Charlotte Mooney and Tina Koch were all students of Circomedia,[3] Academy of Circus Arts and Physical Performance in Bristol when they met.