Welcome!

This is a space where performance meets intelligence, and where "reality" is just another staged event.

Through Invisible Theatre, I blur the lines between art, activism, and strategy,
challenging systems, reshaping narratives, and leaving audiences wondering where the act ends and the "real" reality begins.

My work spans theatre, politics, and intelligence discourse, crafting interventions that operate in the seen and unseen.

Whether you’re here to explore some new storytelling, book me, directly engage with my research,
or potentially even collaborate on something adventures/subversive,
(if you haven't noticed) you’re already part of the performance.

​The question is: What role will you play?

The Light Mark - Temporary Tattoo

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The Light Mark – Temporary Tattoo


Illuminate your presence with this Harry Potter parody 'The Light Mark.' A temporary tattoo designed to symbolise enlightenment, transformation, and personal empowerment. This elegant and intricate design serves as a mark of intention, reminding the wearer of their inner strength, guiding light, and self-sovereignty. You can wear this to symbolise your support of King Teare.


Crafted with high-quality, skin-safe ink, The Light Mark is perfect for those who wish to embrace symbolism without permanence. Whether used for rituals, performances, self-expression, or personal reflection, this temporary tattoo offers a striking and meaningful addition to your aesthetic.

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Forget-Me-Not - Pin (Yellow, 'Awen')

£15.00

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A bespoke forget-me-not pin

This is for anyone to show their support to King Teare and his inspirational work. Or alternatively just something nice to wear? Ethically sourced, the pin is bright yellow and has the "Awen" symbol. The "Awen" symbol is Welsh in origin and means inspiration. It's connected to breathwork. This is perfect for any gathering or for any formal occasion.

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He's intellectual and very easy to talk to about our communities and how we can help people to have a say.” - MP Mary Glindon

From being invited to Parliament (twice) including for a parliamentary dinner, to attending the National Intelligence History Conference hosted by GCHQ, collaborating with Banksy in a Bristolian art gallery, to addressing critical issues surrounding the World Heritage site of Stonehenge, King Teare is shaping the intersection of politics, academia, intelligence, and civil discourse.

As an artistic director and researcher in Invisible Theatre, his work challenges narratives, provokes thought, and redefines the role of performance in contemporary society.

​Through public engagements, media contributions, and subversive artistic interventions, King Teare continues to influence conversations at the highest levels. 

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