A promotional poster for a theatrical production called 'Remyth' featuring diverse performers surrounded by colorful smoke, with quotes praising the show, an open book at the bottom, and awards logos.

REMYTHED IS BET’N LEV’S FIRST EVER SHOW. IT PREMIERED AT VAULT FESTIVAL 2023 AND WAS REVIVED FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY FEBRUARY 3rd AND 4th 2024 AT THE OMNIBUS THEATRE.

IT SUBSEQUENTLY RAN AT ASSEMBLY FESTIVAL DURING THE EDINBURGH FRINGE 2024

REMYTHED WILL BEGIN TOURING UK DATES IN 2025

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“Do you mind if we tell you some stories?”

Queer people have been erased from our inherited stories for too long. LGBTQIA+ people have always been here. And it’s time our collective myths reflected that fact. Rather than the pain and trauma that is often the focus, Remythed delights in a joyful reimagination of what queer history could look like. 

Remythed was Bet’n Lev Theatre’s first production. The show first premiered at VAULT 2023 where it won ‘Show of the Week’ and received critical acclaim.

Remythed is a storytelling show that takes the myths and legends from the backgrounds of its five performers and reshapes, reforms, and retells them. 

From Sheherazade to Anansi by way of Lady Godiva, figures from myth and legend appear in ways you have never seen them before in an hour long show full of insight, dreams and wisdom that’ll leave you joyful, a bit tearful and questioning every story you’ve ever been told. 

Woman with dark hair, wearing a black top and a black-and-white patterned scarf, standing with her hands behind her head and yawning.
Two people standing side by side with their hands extended forward, palms down, against a dark background. The person on the left is a man with short curly hair and a beard, wearing a smooth, shiny beige shirt. The person on the right is a woman with short, reddish hair, wearing a layered outfit including a gray plaid blazer and a patterned shirt.
Group of five people dancing on a dark stage, with their arms raised and looking upward, illuminated by stage lighting.
Group of five diverse people standing close together in a dark space, reaching out with their hands to touch each other. They are engaged in a moment of connection or solidarity.
Two people posing against a black background. The person on the left is standing, wearing a dark, patterned jacket with a blue and purple striped shirt underneath, and has curly hair. The person on the right is sitting, wearing a green patterned shirt, with short hair, and has a hand resting on the floor.

All production images (c) Ali Wright Theatre Photography

Six young adults, four women and two men, are in a dark room, engaged in a discussion or rehearsal. They are holding papers and seem to be practicing or reviewing a script or presentation. They appear focused and collaborative.
A woman with curly hair and dark skin looking upward with both hands raised and fingers forming peace signs, in a dark room with a fluorescent light overhead.
A person with short, reddish-brown hair, smiling and looking down, wearing multiple necklaces, a black and white striped shirt, and a dark jacket, in a cozy indoor space.
A woman with long, wavy brown hair and glasses is smiling and laughing, wearing a black sweater and a silver necklace, sitting against a plain, dark background.
A man with dark hair and light facial hair wearing a plaid shirt reads a sheet of paper while sitting against a plain, light-colored wall.
Close-up of a person with short, curly hair wearing an orange turtleneck sweater, looking slightly downward against a plain, light background.
Group of five people performing a dance pose together in a studio with a dark background.

All rehearsal images (c) Locknlens

Previous REMYTHED Posters

Poster for the play 'Remythed' presented by Bet'n Lev Theatre, running from April 3rd to 4th, featuring a painted bust sculpture with colorful splashes, and reviews praising it as a joyful evocation of queer mythology.
Poster for a theatrical event with references to stories, legends, and reimagined themes. It features a colorful bust sculpture with splashes of paint and text promoting various performances and festivals, including 'REMYTHED' at The Vault Festival, with dates, ticket prices, and website information.