Forest Forge Theatre Company, Pintail House, First Floor
Ringwood
Hampshire
BH24 3AA
About Us
Forest Forge, based in Ringwood, Hampshire, uses theatre and theatre-making to find and celebrate the extraordinary in the ordinary. Based in the New Forest, our work across touring productions, participation and artist development helps make and build connections between people, spark joy, and encourages personal shifts in perspective and experience.
Our expertise
- Dance
- Outdoor arts
- Performing arts
- Producer
- Tech
Where to find us
Forest Forge Theatre Company, Pintail House, First Floor
Ringwood
Hampshire
BH24 3AA
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