Full Beam Visual Theatre is a Bristol based touring theatre company. We are dedicated to bringing puppetry to a wider audience and showing that it is not just for kids. We tour throughout the UK and are committed to producing work for people who like to think and have fun at the same time. We strive to create theatre that is a visual feast and provides food for thought. We have a growing reputation as one of the South West’s most innovative theatre companies, unafraid to lift the lid on issues that are still clouded by taboo.

We both devise our shows and create work inspired by others including Don’t Play With Your Food, Alice - Behind The Scenes At The Wonderland Cabaret and most recently The Man Who Discovered That Women Lay Eggs. We also run workshops and a range of educational activities in Bristol and beyond. Full Beam Visual Theatre was founded in 1999 and receives project support from a number of sources including Arts Council England & Bristol Old Vic. This site provides resources for promoters, audiences and students. If you are interested in the resources provided with our show The Man Who Discovered That Women Lay Eggs, please click here to go the show's own website.

YOU CAN NOW BUY A DVD OF THE MAN WHO DISCOVERED THAT WOMEN LAY EGGS PLEASE CLICK ON THE LINK ABOVE TO FIND OUT MORE.

If you would like to participate in our R&D for Darwin: The Greatest Ape? in February 2008 please click on the opportunities link above.

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