The Feast That Went Off With A Bang

There’s only one way this party is going to end - Birds filled with Mice filled with Sausages filled with premium gunpowder…

Sausages must, more often than not, wriggle and wiggle to season the pot
Mice are nice and twice as able as sausages at laying a table

Birds, Mice and Sausages all live together in perfect harmony, until now. Just like in all families, tension is never far away especially when it comes to the issue of household chores. Unfortunately for our strange cast of characters all ends as you might expect in disaster, with a warning for us all – never eat a mouse that has eaten a sausage that is filled to the brim with gunpowder!

The Feast That Went Off With A Bang was nominated for a British Composer Award in 2017.

15 June 2023

Music Hall, Aberdeen, presented by Aberdeen Performing Arts as part of Light The Blue Festival

24 May 2022

The Queen's Hall, Edinburgh, in Partnership with Edinburgh International Festival

16 November 2021

The Albemarle, Hull, in Partnership with Hull Music Service

4 July 2019

Wicksteed Park, Kettering, in Partnership with Leicester-Shire Music Education Hub

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3 July 2019

Playhouse Whitley Bay, in partnership with North Tyneside Music Education Hub

29 June 2019

Southwold Arts Centre, Suffolk, in partnership with Southwold Arts Festival

28 June 2019

Nevil Holt Opera, Market Harborough, in partnership with David Ross Education Trust

6 February 2018

Gala Theatre, Durham, presented with Durham Music Service

4 April 2017

The Playhouse Whitley Bay, in partnership with North Tyneside Music Education Hub

30 March 2017

The Drill House, Great Yarmouth, in partnership with Norfolk Music Service

29 March 2017

Launceston Town Hall in partnership with Cornwall Music Education Hub

28 March 2017

The Apex, Bury St Edmunds, in partnership with The Apex and Suffolk Music Education Hub

24 March 2017

Whitehaven Civic Hall, in partnership with Rosehill Theatre

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Commissioned by Mahogany Opera Group as part of Mahogany Opera’s Snappy Operas programme.

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Arts Council England, Foyle Foundation, The Kobler Trust, PRS Foundation (Talent Development Fund), and those who wish to remain anonymous

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