NATIONAL THEATRE WALES AND WILDWORKS with MICHAEL SHEEN "Love, Betrayal, Sacrifice, Passion."   In a spectacular finale to its triumphant launch year, NATIONAL THEATRE WALES joined forces with WILDWORKS, which bought Michael Sheen home to star in a one-off ground-breaking theatre event which placed the Port Talbot community at its very heart.

Independent charity Historic Royal Palaces undertook a £12 million major project called 'Welcome to Kensington – a palace for everyone' to transform and re-present Kensington Palace by 2012.

In September 2009 a team of 10 WildWorkers together with 8 local artists and performers took up residence in Glasgow to create an interactive performance and installation that would be the centre piece of the Merchant City Festival.

SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY HAS HAPPENED… The Beautiful Journey is set in the not so distant future. Something has happend. We are all on the move, an exodus into the unknown.

WILDWORKS is proud to be one of the first companies commissioned through an exciting new arts programme called FEAST to lead an ambitious Arts in the Community project in seven market towns across Cornwall:

A WILDWORKS Production travelling through Britain and France, 2006-2007 Orpheus is returning home from war. The village is being decorated with bunting, and the "welcome home" banner has been raised. The band is playing, the choir singing and the vicar is handing out cake.

A WILDWORKS Project in St Dennis, Clay Country, Cornwall - January-April 2008 We had been driving past St Dennis for years, not paying it attention, just another village in Clay Country. But this is a place on the brink of dramatic change, the clay industries have all but disappeared and regeneration plans are being rolled out.

A WILDWORKS Project in North Cornwall, November-December 2006We travelled the lanes, visited the churches and chapels, the institutes and community hall, the school, farms, pub, post office, fields and cliffs.

You are minding your own business. Suddenly a man with enormous wings crashes to earth beside you. Good luck or bad? Angel or demon? All you know is your life, and the life of everybody you know, will never be the same…ever again!

A WILDWORKS Project in Haslingden, Rossendale Valley, Lancashire, September 2007High on the moors above the Rossendale Valley, dominating a landscape studded with the shapes of the old cotton mills, stands the Halo, a Panopticon landmark sculpture designed to celebrate the regeneration of the moorland landscape.

An archive of Cornish performance held by University College Falmouth (UCF) following generous donations from WILDWORKS, Kneehigh and the family of Nick Darke will ensure invaluable performance materials are preserved and kept in Cornwall.