A radical explosion of an ancient myth about the moon from the internationally award-winning company Wright&Grainger.

A story about the goddess and the dark side of the moon

From the internationally award-winning team behind Orpheus and Half Man Half Bull comes a new sibling show to the hugely acclaimed Helios.

A young girl watches the moon landings on repeat.
A teenager makes a list of all the things they are not.
A young adult starts to discover who they are.

A story about the light sides of us, the dark sides of us, and the things we grow up in the orbit of. And about the stuff inside us, all the wild stuff inside us.

Wright&Grainger are two storytellers and musicians based in rural North Yorkshire in the UK. They weave worlds from music and spoken word. Since 2016 their wild retellings of Ancient Greek myths have taken them around the world, touring across the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Bali, India, Europe and transferring work to New York. They have been a sell out hit at the Edinburgh Fringe many times.

A Wright&Grainger and Theatre@41 Co-Production.
Written and created by Alexander Wright & Phil Clive Grainger.
Made with and told by Megan Drury.