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Knight Watch is produced by Fuel. Fuel produces fresh work for adventurous people by inspiring artists. Founded in 2004 and led by Louise Blackwell and Kate McGrath, Fuel is a producing organisation working in partnership with some of the most exciting theatre artists in the UK to develop, create and present new work for all.

Fuel is currently producing projects with Will Adamsdale, Belarus Free Theatre, Clod Ensemble, Inua Ellams, Fevered Sleep, David Rosenberg, Sound&Fury, Uninvited Guests and Melanie Wilson. In partnership with higher education organisations, Fuel runs a rolling internship scheme. Our current interns are Kelly Golding from Birkbeck University and Jack Dean from Goldsmiths College. For further information on Fuel, our artists, our team and our internships, please visit www.fueltheatre.com or call 020 7228 6688.

Fuel’s recent projects include: Minsk 2011: A Reply to Kathy Acker (Belarus Free Theatre); Electric Hotel (Requardt & Rosenberg); Kursk and Going Dark (Sound&Fury); MUST: The Inside Story (Peggy Shaw and Clod Ensemble); Love Letters Straight From Your Heart and Make Better Please (Uninvited Guests); The Forest and On Ageing (Fevered Sleep); The 14th Tale and Black T-Shirt Collection (Inua Ellams); An Anatomie in Four Quarters (Clod Ensemble) The Simple Things in Life (various artists); Autobiographer (Melanie Wilson); The Summer House (Will Adamsdale, Neil Haigh, Matthew Steer and John Wright).

“One of the most exciting and indispensable

producing outfits working in British theatre today.”Guardian

“The maverick producing organisation who are

prepared to invest in adventurous artists.”

The Herald

Directors Kate McGrath & Louise Blackwell Executive Director Ed Errington Producer Christina Elliot Head of Production Stuart Heyes Project Managers Rosalind Wynn, Alice Massey (maternity leave) & Hannah Kerr (maternity cover) Technical Coordinator Billy Wolf Administrator Natalie Dibsdale

Make Your Mark on Fuel:

At Fuel we are constantly working with artists to create new experiences for you to enjoy. We believe in these aims and work hard every day to make them happen. If you would like to make your mark, visit our website at fueltheatre.com and click on ‘support’. There are lots of ways you can get involved. Just £5 a month will help make our ambitions real. In return we’ll give you exclusive benefits and the inside story on what we’re up to. You’ll make great ideas come to life for the broadest possible audience.

You’ll keep us going.

To get involved, please download the Make Your Mark

form from the Fuel website: www.fueltheatre.com

Thank you from all of us.

A big thank you to our current supporters:

Fuel receives National Portfolio funding from Arts Council England.

With thanks to our catalysts: Sean Egan, James Mackenzie-Blackman, Michael Morris, Sarah Preece, Sarah Quelch, John Tiffany and Nick Williams.