The company has published two books of plays for children and young people. The books offer commentaries on the plays themselves and on presenting work to young audiences.

“Blah Blah Blah: Stories of a Theatre Company 1985-1995″ Ed. Nicholas Whybrow
Alumnus 1996, ISBN: 0-9516557-8-7

“Taking Issue: Three playwrights and a theatre company” Ed Richard Boon and Bridget Escolme
Alumnus 2004, ISBN: 1-901439-03-8

The above publications are available from the company, please contact us for more information.

Articles about the work of the company have also appeared in a number of other publications. The most recent of these are:

• “Participatory Theatre in Action” by Anthony Haddon in:
  “Theatre for Children and Young People” Ed. Stuart Bennett,
  Aurora Theatre Books ISBN 09456912-8-8;
• “A Long Story with a Happy Ending”, by Anthony Haddon in
  RIDE (Research in Drama Education) Volume 11 issue 2 June 2006 Taylor & Francis (Routledge) ISSN 1356-9783 Page 185
• “We are one Tribe - The Theatre Company Blah Blah Blah and Eileen Pennington”, by Bridget Escolme in
  Popular Theatre in Political Culture (Britain & Canada in Focus); Tim Prentki & Jan Selman; Intellect Books (2000); ISBN: 9781841508474; Pages 64-73

Some internal reports that discuss the work of the company and its associates and collaborators:

• A report on the British Council funded drama workshops for Porta Theatre, Athens in April 2007; Anthony Haddon, Theatre Company Blah Blah Blah
• A report on the ‘Klang der Zeit’ (The Sound of Time) in Oldenburg - April 2007; Stephan Aal, Theatre Company Blah Blah Blah
• How can working with Creative partners provide the scaffold for teachers to change their practice in other curriculum areas?: Kate Davies & Anthony Haddon. A report to Creative Partnerships as part of the CARA (Creativity Action Research Awards) scheme.