Outdoor Arts - Workshopand Masterclass

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Date
Archive Event
Time
4-6pm (Workshop),
Venue
Bureau of Silly Ideas, Brixton
Type
Masterclass

Street Theatre Workshop 4pm-6pm FULLY BOOKED

A hands-on introduction to street theatre with Outdoor Arts legends, The Bureau of Silly Ideas (BOSI)! Devise a short performance, and take to the streets of Brixton to entertain the masses with a fleet of robots.

Festival Performance Masterclass

This Masterclass has been rescheduled to the new year, keep your eyes peeled for updates!

Biography

Roger Hartley (Bureau of Silly Ideas)

Bureau Of Silly Ideas (BOSI) are Brixton-based pioneers of the Outdoor Arts sector. For 20 years they have entertained audiences with inspired madness and controlled chaos in public spaces. Hear how their increasing herd of radio-controlled robots are causing chaos across the UK.

Liz Pugh (Walk The Plank)

Walk the Plank are world famous outdoor arts experts based in Salford. They create powerful artistic events with mass appeal. From the international stage to village squares, they develop remarkable moments. They empower artists and communities and transform people and the places they live through opportunities to engage with accessible, artistic excellence.

Adam McGuigan (Theatre Témoin)

Theatre Témoin is a Medway-based physical theatre company that creates socially relevant, visually compelling theatre to amplify marginalised voices. Their process is governed by transformation: transforming themselves, the communities they engage, their audiences, and the industry. They delight in shared spectacle, seeking to stir audiences into action.

Fee Hudson Francis (Hat Fair)

Hat Fair is the UK’s longest running festival of Outdoor Arts. Initially conceived as a busking festival, Hat Fair takes its name from the old tradition of putting money in the hat at the end of a show. Their aim is to shine a light on the city of Winchester, transforming the everyday into the extraordinary.