Caroline Horton & Co and China Plate present

For The Little People

In Haven, you don’t ask questions, you remember the rules, you don’t scratch.

#LittlePeople

Run time: 50 minutes

Age: 14+

An image of a hand squeezing something, with blood trickling down.
A woman sitting amongst a pile of rubbish, she is wearing a helmet.

For The Little People

In Haven, you don’t ask questions, you remember the rules, you don’t scratch.

But Evie-pie disobeyed – our little rebel ate the Havenly fruit, the fruit of all knowledge – so the gods hurled her back down to Shitworld. There amongst the multitudes, she kept on scratching – kept blowing her shitty whistle. Now she’s ready to settle the score and Haven’s finally going to pay…

Supported by the Bush Theatre and created in consultation with Tax Justice Network.

An enormous thank you to The Bush Theatre, Birmingham Old Rep Theatre, mac birmingham, Arts Council England, ActionAid, the Tax Justice Network, Latitude Festival & Greenbelt Festival.

For more information, please contact Susan Wareham

Photo © Eleanor Field

Creative Team

A woman holding a globe and microphone in the dark, the globe lights up her face.

Caroline Horton

An award-winning theatre maker, performer, writer & director; currently touring the UK with All of Me.

Read more about Caroline Horton
  • Writer & Performer | Caroline Horton
  • Director | Omar Elerian
  • Designer | Eleanor Field
  • Sound Designer | Elena Pena
  • Production Manager | Ethan Hudson
  • Producer | China Plate

Gallery

A woman sitting amongst rubbish, she wears a helmet.

© Eleanor Field

A woman sitting amongst rubbish, she wears a helmet and holds a microphone in her right hand.

© Eleanor Field

A woman talking into a microphone, she sits amongst rubbish with a helmet on.

© Eleanor Field

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