Our Projects

Wild Walks

An interactive foraging adventure, enlivening green spaces, engaging families!

 

Wild Walks is an outdoor theatre piece designed for parks, woodland and green spaces. Aimed at families, characters lead the audience through nature-based challenges. Our key collaborator on this project is Miles Irving, an internationally renowned wild foods expert and author of The Forager Handbook, hailed by many as the 'foraging bible'.

 

We have performed Wild Walks in Chatham and Gravesend and have been supported by MVA Test Bed Funding and Gravesham Fringe.

 

Original Casts:

Miles Irving 

Kate Mechedou

Nic Lamont

Jake Eisman-Renyard

Billy Dean

Harrie Wenham 

 

Artwork by Jio Butler

 

Are you connected with a green space and looking for outdoor event? Get in touch: 

 

 

 

 

 

"Fantastic experience... my kids absolutely loved the interactive foraging workshop performance. We are planning on going again as the kids enjoyed it so much!"

-Audience Member, Gravesham Fringe

Playlab Playreads

January - March 2025 

 

We were thrilled to be supported by UKSPF & Medway Council to create a monthly Playreading Club running from Store 104.

 

Our Playreaders read a selection of contemporary and classic plays and discussed their context, themes, characters and impact.

 

The project culminated in a Rehearsed Reading performance of Oil by Ella Hickson at Sun Pier House.  

 

 

 

The Grown Up Games

Our very first project back in 2022 took place at Luton Primary school, providing confidence and empowerment, workshops, a social activity and creative outlet to parents and carers during the school holiday Fit n Fed programme.

 

The sessions culminated in ‘The Grown Up Games’ performed on the last day – with adults playing the part of unruly children, while the audience of children learned the 

pain of trying to control them!

 


 


We are always open to ideas...

Medway Play Lab CIC focuses on bringing performing arts and theatre into the community. If you have an idea for us, get in touch! 

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