Stephen Mottram's The Seed Carriers has become a classic work of animation theatre, winning international theatre awards around the world.

Imagine a race of small creatures that look remarkably like humans, but are really more like insects or plants. They are The Seed Carriers.

Valuable and vulnerable, they are farmed for the seeds carried within them. They must develop their cunning to survive the ruthless social system in which they live.

In conspiracy with a score by Glyn Perrin, these puppets draw their audience into a beautiful world which becomes horrific and then haunting, as our understanding of it starts to dawn.