
Unbound Tales is a special series of articles written by our creative producer Dario Knight, which between them chart the company's history through it's first decade. Originally launched as part of Unbound's 10th Anniversary celebrations in 2024, the project soon became a chronicle of ups, downs, triumphs, and occasional tribulations.
The accounts detail the artistic process and principles that saw Unbound develop from a workshop programme into a powerhouse of storytelling, and demonstrate the extraordinary input of the company's many dedicated cast and crew.

A potted history of Queens Park Arts Centre, its Limelight Theatre, and the amazing heritage of in-house productions.

Exploring the circumstances and projects that led to Unbound being established in September 2014

The stories behind Unbound's first stage projects: Harold Pinter's 'Betrayal', and the pantomime 'Beauty and the Beast'

Charting the company's first foray into the world of Shakespeare, and the formation of the Unbound Sketchbook team.

Including the company's landmark stage production of 'Macbeth' in April 2017, and the arrival of Inspector Murder...

A transitional season for Unbound, as the company's first community outreach projects get underway.

An epic look back at the company's busiest season to date, and the loss of a much-loved colleague.

Heading into 2019, the year that the Unbound Sketchbook went on tour, and Professor Chronomier made her debut...

Reaching its fifth anniversary, Unbound's projects become more ambitious than ever, and plans are made for 2020...

The tale of how Unbound went online during the COVID-19 pandemic, with audio and video projects.

How life if lockdown led Unbound to making its very own feature-length film, audio series, and web serial.

Back at QPAC but without a live audience, Unbound embark on an ambitious live stream project, and set up a recording studio.

A return to live theatre work leads to new challenges, and one of the company's most memorable productions - 'Funny Voices'.

Bringing the Queens Park Pantomime for 2021 proves to be one of the most challenging Unbound projects to date.

Finally emerging from the shadow of the pandemic, Unbound returns to a busy season of projects at home and further afield.

A busy summer season brings a lesson in how interactivity and participation don't always pan out as intended...

A look at how to meet creative challenges whilst forging ahead into new areas and platforms for storytelling.

The Bard of Aylesbury - a figure head for the company - debuts, as Unbound's work expands in scope and span.

In amongst another busy winter season full of projects, there's time to reflect on inspiration and motivation.

Nearing a full decade of projects and productions, a new play has a huge impact on the company and its work.

Unbound's tenth anniversary celebrations bring with them some very special projects, which lead to a creative crossroads...