Gecko (theatre company)

Gecko (theatre company)

Gecko is a London-based theatre company under the production of Fuel, renowned for producing work of a highly physical nature. The company is led by Amit Lahav, Al Nedjari and Stuart Heyes and regularly works with artists such as Corinne Pierre, David Price, Joseph White, Inakis Allorbe, Rachel Bowen and Matt Spencer. The company is also noted for its strong belief in theatre in education. [ [http://www.fueltheatre.com/gecko/education/index.html Fuel Theatre ] ]

Mission

According to Gecko's press pack, the company "was formed in 2001, fuelled by a shared response to theatre that for yearshad left us feeling dulled and uninspired. Unlike so much of the theatre we were used to experiencing, we wanted our work to serve as a launch pad for our audiences’ imaginations, to awaken their senses and to fill them with energy and vitality." [ [http://www.box.net/shared/5pnpyc84ds Box.net - Free Online File Storage, Internet File Sharing, Online Storage, Access Documents & Files Anywhere, Backup Data, Send Files ] ]

Past Productions

*Taylor's Dummies - voted best performance off-West End by Time Out Live Awards and has toured nationally and internationally.
*Raising Cellatina - performed at the Edinburgh Festival, won a Total Theatre Award, and has toured nationally and internationally, including a four-week run in New York.
*The Race
*The Arab and the Jew

References

External links

* [http://www.fueltheatre.com/index.html Official Fuel website]


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