2010
August – Company formed.
November – Performed No Exit at South Street Arts Centre, a sell-out production featuring advanced technology; six live production streams captured and relayed around the theatre simultaneously.
2011
April – Took two productions to the heart of London, performing a new raucous and ridiculous musical comedy, C-Dub, and the poignant drama Love Remains at Leicester Square Theatre, playing to a sell-out West End audience.
November – Sell-out revival production of Love Remains, paired with the darkly comic Timothy, at South Hill Park Arts Centre.
2012
April – Sell-out run of Patrick Marber’s contemporary classic Closer, again working at South Hill Park Arts Centre.
August – 72 performances at Edinburgh Festival Fringe, working with leading venue group C Venues. Montmorency, an ambitious and large-scale Victorian epic, Right Honourable Member, a brand new political satire, and The Three Faces of Doctor Crippen, the European premiere of the hit-US play.
October – Following the huge success of The Three Faces of Doctor Crippen, the show transferred to the Etcetera Theatre in London, headlining the London Horror Festival.
2013
January – Returning to South Street Arts Centre to celebrate the company’s second anniversary with a site-specific production of Bea.
March – The beginning of a six-month partnership with Quite Nice Theatre.
April – FreeRange’s first outdoor production, The Hound of the Baskervilles at Reading Central Library Amphitheatre.
May – On tour with This Was Your Life, hitting Fringe festivals in Brighton and Stratford and winning two awards, taking the show’s total number of awards up to five.
July – Taking part in the first ever Reading Fringe Festival, with a preview of The Sign of Four, one of the Edinburgh season.
August – A season of four productions at Edinburgh Festival Fringe, headlining the first theatre season at Just The Tonic.