Shows

Explore our programme of new shows for 2022 and the full back catalogue of Without Walls shows. See what's on in 2022

Our 2022 programme highlights and brings together some of the most exciting new companies and street artists making vital work for the public space.

As we move out of the Covid19 pandemic, the programme continues to enforce the importance of outdoor arts in restoring audience confidence and breaking boundaries.

The shows in the programme explore a myriad of themes, including digital art, nature, mental health and wellbeing, climate change, black excellence, family and community. This range of themes speaks to the strange and difficult times we are living through - and to the joy of once again sharing glorious times in the streets and spaces of towns and cities across the nation.

Lives of Clay

The Clay Connection

Final Farewell

Tara Theatre

The Album: Skool Edition

SAY

Born to Protest

Joseph Toonga

Big Gay Disco Bike

Fatt Projects
Index Fallback Image

Made of Gold

DaDa and Black Gold Arts

No Man’s Land

Collectif and then...

Scrum

Avant Garde Dance

FLOOD

Theatre Témoin

Eau de Memoire

Francesca Baglione / Miss High Leg Kick
In the centre of the images are 2 performers. Laura, a curvy brown skinned Filipino female wheelchair user with an above right knee amputation wearing a plum coloured dress. She is sat in a manual wheelchair. Danielle, a white woman with ginger hair in ponytails is wearing an ochre jumpsuit. Together they create the shape of a starfish. Laura's left arm is stretched outwards and her right arm is clasped around the waist of Danielle. Danielle has her legs spread out midair, her feet are flexed, and her right arm is stretched outwards. They look at each other smiling. Behind them is a sunny urban street with a blue sky. They’re framed by bare-branched trees.

Look Mum, No Hands!

Daryl Beeton Productions and Mimbre
At night, someone in a bright red jumper looks up, with a big smile on her face, at the giant lit-up inflatable arcing over her head.

Unfurl

Air Giants

Peaceophobia

Common Wealth and Fuel
A performer jumps off coloured boxes. She is wearing a unicorn headband, pastel knitted vest and a grey school skirt. Her pastel rainbow capes flows behind her. She is holding a silver trophy.

There Should Be Unicorns

Middle Child

FeelPlay

Christopher Green

Community Chest

Matthew Harrison
A 7-metre-tall rotating hourglass made out of metal rigging and perspex. Inside the top half of the hourglass are two performers, one with her hands pressed to the perspex. In the bottom half is another performer with his hands pressed against the perspex. Another performer hangs from the rigging at the bottom.

Timeless

Joli Vyann