Siltent Uproar is an award-winning theatre company creating fun nights out to engage a younger, funkier, and punkier crowd.

‘We tell relevant, daring, and bold stories created by exceptional northern playwrights and filled with riotous ideas (and really stupid jokes).’

They are based in Hull and are committed to making work in the North of England. They strive to make theatre affordable, accessible, and exciting for 16-25s; aiming to ensure theatre will be relevant to as many people as possible. They are a project-funded charity, an affiliated artist at Hull Truck Theatre and are supported by Hull City Council, East Riding Council, Garfield Weston Foundation and Arts Council England (through project grant funding). Formed in 2013 on the top of a local pub they have now gone on to be one of Hull’s leading touring companies.

The Lincoln Arts Centre presented Silent Uproar to speak at ‘Pathways to Tomorrow: Whats Next for Social Prescribing’ (October 2024) which was a conference on innovations in social prescribing especially for young people in Lincolnshire.