Over the last couple of years, we’ve been dedicated to producing the work of Hugh Hughes. If you’ve seen one of his shows, you might like to visit his own website: www.hughhughes.me.

Hoipolloi’s work is all about engaging our audience’s imagination and sharing a story with them. Our stories take audiences on journeys where nothing is quite as it seems and fantasy blurs into reality.

We make theatre shows which reach out to audiences, both on stage and through our online digital content. Above all, our theatre shows are engaging, accessible and fun and each is a glimpse into a world of wild imagination and playful fantasy.

Previous work

If you’re looking for information about our earlier work with larger ensembles, such as The Doubtful Guest or My Uncle Arly, please see the Previous Work section.

You might also like to browse around our blog, which acts as an informal archive of what we’ve been up to since 2008.

Promoters, Producers and Presenters

If you are interested in having Hoipolloi’s work staged at your venue or festival, the links on the left will give you more information about the shows.

Support our work

We rely on the generosity of others to help us make people happier through imagination and laughter. Could you play your part and make a donation?

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Performance Calendar

Work-in-progress showings of...
Stories from an Invisible Town
25 May, 8pm
The Junction, Cambridge
26 May, 7.20pm
Pulse Fringe festival, Ipswich

Stories from an Invisible Town
(in the pub!)
Wed 20 June
Every 20 minutes from 6pm to 9.20pm
Angel and Greyhound pub, Oxford
as part of Oxford Playhouse Plays Out

Stories from an Invisible Town
(at Latitude festival!)
Sat 14 July, 11am
Latitude festival, Southwold