
Intermedial theatre staged in libraries, archives and unexpected spaces33 Centre Street, Bath, ME



Invulnerable Nothings is a theatre collective that makes intermedial work built on poetic language, often with a historical or biographical focus. Its productions grow out of research in libraries and archives and are often staged on site, having played in a Victorian greenhouse, a former mortuary chapel and a former stables as well as in theaters, churches, barns and pubs. Recent productions include Asta Nielsen's HAMLET and Falling Sideways Off the Edge of the Earth, and the company also runs staged readings and workshops.
The collective is overseen by artistic director C.C. Kellogg and includes an ensemble of artistic associates. It was founded in Brooklyn in 2016 and works in the US and the UK. Donations are made through its fiscal sponsor, The Field, and are tax-deductible under United States law. The company is based in Bath, Maine.

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