Recipients of the Summerhall Lustrum Award – Edinburgh Festival Fringe
“Verbatim theatre at its best”
intangible heritage- unconventional spaces- thought provoking performances





Based in rural North Yorkshire, we are an award-winning not for profit new writing theatre company working within communities to explore and unearth stories of personal, local and national significance.
We bring intangible heritage to life through thought provoking theatre, spoken word and audio installations.



We provide immersive & interactive schools workshops and community based arts for wellbeing sessions.
Everwitch is a not for profit Community Investment Organisation
Upcoming Events & Projects
Summer 2026
Everwitch Rural Community Theatre Production:

PosterDesign by Pascal Thivillon
PERFORMANCE DATES & TIMES
SATURDAY 30TH MAY 2026, 4.30pm, Robinson Institute, Glaisdale, North Yorkshire.
3 Minute Arts Festival, Glaisdale. Saturday 30th May at 4.30pm. No booking required.
FRIDAY 5th JUNE 2026, 2pm, Whitby Museum, Pannett Park, Whitby, North Yorkshire
Whitby Museum, Friday 5th June at 2pm. Booking required
COMING SOON…
Reminiscence & Arts Project Moors & Coast Spring 2026 – details to follow soon
Previous productions include:

An immersive site-specific promenade performance created by our
Rural Community Actors Team
22nd, 29th & 30th October 2025
VE DAY 80 BOMB HAPPY DOUBLE-BILL: HANK & SMUDGER’S STORIES
November 2nd, 8th & 9th 2025
In the Footsteps of Hank Haydock; A Walk in the Park (Short Film)
In the Footsteps of Hank Haydock; A Walk in the Park – photo by Jay Sillence
More info for Hank & Smudger’s Stories #VEDAY80
AUDIO DRAMA WALK
Re-discovering the Rye
– an audio drama trail along the historic River Rye, exploring the story of this historic river through local voices… commissioned as part of the North York Moors National Park Ryevitalise Project.

Bonfield Gill Aquaduct, courtesy of The Helmsley Archive
Bomb Happy on tour, 2016 & 2019


In the footsteps of Hank Haydock – A performed walk with song, Site specific piece set in Duncombe Park’s former WW2 tank encampment. Commissioned by Ryedale District Council. Short film commissioned by Helmsley Arts Centre coming soon. Photo, Jay Sillence.



