UK leading mask theatre company announce 2022 national tour of DEAD GOOD

Photo credit: Graeme Braidwood

Photo credit: Graeme Braidwood

An upcoming touring theatre show, Dead Good, celebrates things we no longer take for granted since the pandemic – friendship, togetherness and the importance of human connections and touch.

The production starts a second national tour in February 2022 after sell-out performances in early 2020. Created by Vamos Theatre, the UK’s leading full mask theatre company, the show opens at The Swan Theatre, Worcester on 3 & 4 February 2022, before a 10-venue UK tour including performances in Birmingham, Colchester, Liverpool, Worthing, Bury St Edmunds and Wolverhampton.

Funny and poignant, Dead Good tells the story of Bob and Bernard, who after meeting at a hospice group, decide to hit the road together and take on one final, death-defying adventure. The show highlights the value of friendship and the importance of living every precious day to the full.

The production, which has no spoken word, features an original music score, film projection, a multi-faceted set design, and masks especially made for the show by Russell Dean of Strangeface. Dead Good is accessible to deaf and hard of hearing audiences without a signer.

Director Rachael Savage said: “This show is a celebration of what everyone has been missing since the pandemic – being with friends, really making connections and caring for each other, but it also focuses on how these aspects of humanity make a crucial difference when someone is at the end of their lives. I could not have written this show without the input of so many generous and wise people, and in particular, the support of two brilliant men, Dave and Nick, both terminally ill, who shared their most intimate and precious feelings and experiences. Expect another Vamos Theatre rollercoaster and for your preconceptions to be smashed.”

For full tour details and to book tickets, please click here.

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