ASH - 2002/03 - By Peter Oswald - A Surreal Pantomime, Modern Ancient Theatre; a modern-day fairytale - was first performed at the Civic Hall, Totnes, as part of the Bubble Optic Productions Entertainment in December 2003 and then scooped up by the Barn Theatre, Dartington given a 3 show run in January 2004. The production was funded by the Community Champions.

WHITE CRANE TO LITANG - 2003/04 - By Peter Oswald about the life of the extraordinary Sixth Dalai Lama - psychedelic trip into the nature of Spiritual and Romantic Love - was first performed at The Barn, Dartington in November 2003. Later it was reworked and recast and performed at Buckfastleigh Town Hall in April 2004, and then again as part of the Dorchester Arts festival in May 2004.

LUCIFER SAVED - 2003 - By Peter Oswald. About the muliptle questions (and answers) that arise concerning atrocities we cause; for us to process... and save us. Also a love story and a crime brought to justice. The cast; the British aristocracy, the circus; the clown, strong man and bearded lady, soldiers, a boy, a girl, a wheelchaired friend... - was performed at The Barn, Dartington in November 2003.

SURREAL SALOON - 2004/05 - Heart's Tongue organised a series of Performance Nights to offer a platform for experimental works. These regular events were sometimes themed: "Man's Night" or Women's Night", "Sprite Night" or Hermaphrodite Nighty". Later they evolved to "Alchemical /Experimental Nights" and finally "Surreal Saloon" ... a space for the unusual, absurd, bizarre, DaDa, Surreal, a club for Heart's Tongue Members and local performers. The Performance Club is currently resting but will emerge again ... So watch this space!

Heart's Tongue hosted a benefit gig at the Exeter Phoenix on Sunday 19th November. The Grandmaster of Reggae DJ Derek and the enigmatic DJ Sketchy spun sweet reggae and ska tunes - an evening of serious bumping and grinding.

61, yes! 64 years old (going on 16, but ageless: timeless, a veteran) ex-accountant Bristol based DJ Derek (sweet memory sounds) was introduced to Reggae and Ska music as it evolved back in the 60s through the Jamaican community and he ended up being a predominantly white man on a black man's dance scene back in the 60s and 70s. He mixes Jamaican patois and black music with very 'English' loves of real ale and quite formal wear; suited, or cardigan and tie being his favoured attire. He has a collection of 32,000 records.

MEN WITHOUT VIOLENCE - 2006 - A series of workshops exploring men and violence (specifically for men) and a one day gathering of men and women to explore men and violence through performance poetry and dialogue.

We own that: Men are violent; Men hurt women, children and each other; Men benefit from violence whether they commit it themselves or not; Men owe their position in society, in their families and in their relationships to the use of violence by themselves or others, now, or in the past. - Held at the Glazebrook Hotel, South Brent. Supported by Awards For All.

EAT - 2004 - Designed and written by Heart's Tongue Theatre Company, EAT was a T.I.E Education production about image and co-related eating disorders; three sisters meet to share their life-stories - was performed at Buckfastleigh Town Hall, Exeter Phoenix in Feb 2004 and a local school in Devon in June 2004. Funded by Awards for All.