Feral Productions

Feral Productions Feral Productions is an interdisciplinary company creating new performance that is Made In Hereford

Multi-sensory, interdisciplinary and site specific company whose mission is to find the extraordinary in the ordinary, celebrating a sense of place through creative performance.

17/06/2026

Whether it's watching the game or catching a show, nothing beats being part of a crowd sharing all the highs and the lows.

For The Word on The Street audiences come together to explore the city and uncover slices of Hereford life.

Performances take place throughout the day on Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th July.

Tickets are available from https://www.courtyard.org.uk/events/the-word-on-the-street/

The Word on The Street would not be possible without the support of the Herefordshire Community Foundation.

07/06/2026

Read through week!

The cast & writers came together on Monday for the table read of The Word on The Street. This is the exciting moment a script grows from ink on a page to a living, breathing story.

The Word on the Street will be coming to Hereford City Centre on 4th & 5th July.

Visit https://www.courtyard.org.uk/events/the-word-on-the-street/ to get your tickets now!

The Word on The Street would not be possible without the funding of The Herefordshire Community Foundation.

31/05/2026

Surprises await! Sign up for The Word on The Street and be transported as you follow the train through the heart of Hereford. You'll hear tales young and old in the brand new edition of the summertime event.

To find out more visit https://www.courtyard.org.uk/events/the-word-on-the-street/

The Word on the Street is made possible by funding from Herefordshire Community Foundation and produced in partnership with The Courtyard.

26/05/2026

With news that a charter has been granted in the fight against the pollution of the River Wye, we are taking another look at our Riversong Trilogy.

The project works with KS2 children, using performance to explore the Wye, its history & importance to our community. If you are interested in working with Feral to bring Riversong to your school, please get in touch at [email protected].

You can listen to a recording of the trilogy here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyNsqtHuIGFRVT77UaNstyntJStk4rHRw

This performance was from 2019, by pupils of Lord Scudamore Academy & Stretton Sugwas Primary School in partnership with The Royal National College for the Blind (RNC) and The Courtyard Hereford.

The Riversong Trilogy was made possible through funding from Hereford City Council & Herefordshire Community Foundation.

08/05/2026

The Word On The Street is back and bigger than ever! Our annual event will be accompanied by a junior edition, performed by The Courtyard's Actor's Academy.

Join us to discover more tales of our city over the 4th & 5th July, with the junior addition coming on 20th June.

Find out more on The Courtyard's website, https://www.courtyard.org.uk/events/the-word-on-the-street/

The Word On The Street has been made possible through funding from Herefordshire Community Foundation.

15/03/2026

100 YEARS OF AN ICON: All of our ‘Last Call’ films were based on a series of site-responsive poems by Jean Atkin. They were inspired by people’s experiences and stories of the red British telephone box.

In the final short, ‘The Dog Box’, a woman makes a surprising new friend. It was filmed in the phone box on King Street, a short distance from Hereford Cathedral.

The Woman was played by Kate Pothecary and Belle was played by Dash.

The ‘Last Call’ films were commissioned by The Courtyard and filmed in partnership with The Task at Hand and Lisle Turner of Open Sky. You can watch them on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyNsqtHuIGFQWCu_sSvlsFVFIHsaibsG2

13/03/2026

100 YEARS OF AN ICON: The penultimate of our ‘Last Call’ short films is ‘Margaret And Tony Can’t Come To The Phone Right Now’. In this poignant film, an elderly man dials the same number unsuccessfully every day.

The red phone box sits in the heart of Pembridge, alongside the quintessential village shop, pub and post-box.

‘Margaret And Tony Can’t Come To The Phone Right Now’ features Chris Morgan and Kara Lyons.

Watch now on YouTube, here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyNsqtHuIGFQWCu_sSvlsFVFIHsaibsG2

The ‘Last Call’ films were commissioned by The Courtyard and filmed in partnership with The Task at Hand and Lisle Turner of Open Sky.

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THE COURTYARD HEREFORDSHIRE's CENTRE FOR THE ARTS, EDGAR Street
Hereford
HR49JR

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