“[There is] a burning desire to discuss the masculinity passed down through generations…this emerges almost as “essential reading” (not just) for boys, men and fathers…”

Launching a brand new co-creation project at the Galfrid School in Cambridge

We’ve made great progress on our sustainability goals, & are re-visiting this policy to minimise our impact further.

“A Christmas banger of a show!” 

The ski trips, the beer bottles and the cement. Tattoos, consolation and defiance!

“The result was a very raw, purely authentic, and socioculturally reflective work, creating a mirror of the souls of the young generation.”

 “The Song of the lost Treasures” goes straight to the soul. And it continues to resonate long afterwards.

If you missed the show, this behind the scenes film will give you an insight into what went on.

We are looking forward to perform The End of Everything Ever and to run the NIE EVENING in Ricca Ricca festa, Japan. Join us tonight and learn more both about NIE and other European theatre works!

This is a raw, unique and a seldom visit to the core of our work! Sharing our work in an international context has never been more important for the development of our own work, and to develop community in times we are living in.

For our new production in Archa+, Prague our brilliant designer Katja Ebbel will make the set out of 600 m² of fabric.

Paid Assistant Director opportunity for Hansel & Gretel this Christmas.

250 stories, 25 shows, 4 hotels & 1 van – We have had a fantastic tour around Fenland

NIE welcomes Claire Hardy to the Board of Trustees in the UK as Chair designate.

Co-Artistic Director, Alex Byrne, is excited to be returning to Japan next week.

This week we were granted funding from the Norwegian Arts Council for more guest performances. Look out for the program that will be announced on July 1st!

We’re packing up our Yurt and filling our Witches bottles!

Championing the impact our work has on Children and Young People.