lost dog theatre current work

Love in (3) Parts. In December lost dog will go into preparation for their jaunt down to the big smoke. We are pleased as punch to have Mr James Dey back in our midst after a hiatus to Uganda. The set gets a new lick of paint and re-expanded to it's original, glorious size (after being inevitably shrunk for Edinburgh), and we'll begin to think up new places to hide Jame's instruments.

"must surely strike a chord with anyone who has ever loved, lost, and maybe loved again" - Three Weeks

The show opens at Southwark Playhouse on the 17th January and runs through until the 28th. We'd love to see you there, the theatre is cracking and as ever we'll be in the bar afterwards to have a chat. Those rooted firmly in the North we will be having a fairly secret warm up performance in the New Year!

Happy. The ever expanding show is still weaving its way about the country. Give us a bell or drop us an email if you'd like to have it performed in your front room, kitchen etc. We've not played a boat yet!

"One of the most charming and original shows on the Fringe. Genuinely Touching" - êêêê The Scotsman

47 Sugar Cubes On The Nose. Lost dog are currently working on their 7th Children's Script telling the story of Emily, uprooted from her home to live in the village of Holme on the small island of Crumble off the east coast of Yorkshire. Here she persuades the villagers to try and save their island by all getting into the Guinness Book of Records. This will be performed in Bradford in March 2009. Past children's scripts will be available online soon. watch this space

Mrs Mallaghan is expecting another wee trooper

we're starting the call it Stanley campaign now much to her distress!

Thank you to Mr Dey for allowing us to put his music on this website. His albums Landing Lights and Wait and See the soundtrack to Love in (3) Parts are available on his website

If Chris Goode's Infinite Lives makes it to a theatre near you we strongly recommend you check it out!

Become a boyband member (smell the estrogen)?

Stuck indoors? What's been on the dog's DVD Player this month