The Landings was a 5 km performance journey accessed by walking the hinterland of fields, drainage channels, sunken lanes, railway lines and shore between Blue Anchor and Minehead towards dusk. Here audiences encountered a cast of 20 performers aged 5 to 70.

It came about because of the death of Alan Kurdi, a 3-year-old Syrian boy who drowned trying to reach Europe in September 2015.

The performance involved two entry points and multiple pathways, which allowed audiences to decide how to navigate through the land depending on which performance encounters they stayed with, and which they left behind.

Whether in quiet copses, on little-used farm tracks or at isolated railways crossings, audiences walked with, joined and left performers all tied to a need to keep going, despite the unknown ahead.