A short showing of work by the EGA Oracle Project, July 2010.

Half-performance, half-massive hide and seek game. Our first ever site-specific interactive production created for the Pleasance Theatre's Big Day Out in July 2010.

The showing of work by the Highbury Oracle Project at Highbury Grove School, July 2010.

The Tangled festival featured 70 young people and 12 brand new plays, all presented as 'works in development'.

Joy Wilkinson's Time, Please at Bare Bones Night 3 at the Old Red Lion.

A two day project with the Biochemical Society - script in hand performances of four new plays inspired by Stem Cell research.

Remarkable Things was our first intergenerational dance theatre project involving a company of 30 people aged 10-87. March 2010 at the Islington Assembly Hall.

Photos from rehearsals for Remarkable Things, our new intergenerational production.

Sixteen by Adam Barnard, Directed by Ned Glasier. Performance as part of Bare Bones Night at the Old Red Lion. Performed by Hayley Thomas and Daniel O'Keefe.

Our most ambitious and chaotic project to date - 75 young people make 6 new plays in just 24 hours.

A new devised play by senior Islington Youth Theatre and Work in Progress members, developed for the Cambridge Education @ Islington staff conference.

Photos from Islington Youth Theatre's performance of Success by Nick Drake at the National Theatre, July 2009. Photos by Katie Henfrey/National Theatre.

The Oracle Project's second ever performance at Holloway Arts Festival. Directed by Rania Jumailly, Ella Macfadyen, Rochelle Rose and Salma Choudhury.

The Oracle Project's first ever public performance - at the Pleasance Theatre before IYT's final performance of Success. Directed by Rania Jumailly, Ella Macfadyen and Rochelle Rose.

Success by Nick Drake at the Pleasance Theatre, March 2009. Director Ned Glasier, Designer Charlie Damigos, Movement Imogen Knight, Lighting Jonathan Samuels, Music Nathan Theodoulou. Photos by Paige MacMillan and Charlie Damigos.

Rehearsal photos by Paige Macmillan, taken at the Pleasance Theatre a week before Success opened.

IYT's first ever 24 Hour Fundraiser - five teams of young people were given one day to create five brand new pieces of theatre inspired by international fairy stories.

June 2008. Pleasance Theatre Islington. Directed by Ned Glasier, Musical Director Nathan Theodoulou, Designed by Charlotte Damigos, Choreography by Joanna Gamper, Lighting by Jonathan Samuels