Abstract
An original outdoor theatre performance inspired by Siberian and Asian Fables surrounding Moon-creation myths and the Hare. Co-Written & Directed by Glenn Noble. Co-written and Performed by Jes Rowe, Josh Patel & Gareth Price-Baghurst.
The Show premiered at Just So Festival, Rode Hall Estate, Cheshire with funding from Arts Council of England National Lottery Project Grants & Kew Gardens.
Other Dates:
2019
Foundry Woods, Leamington Spa – 31st August
Kiddersminster Arts Festival, Kidderminster Town Hall – 26th October
2021
Burnley Youth Theatre, Burnley, Lancashire 5th
HOME, Homeground, Manchester 12th June
Cloudspotting Festival, Clitheroe, Lancashire – 24th July
Wildchild Festival, The Woseley Centre, Stafford – 24th August
It’s a Wild World Festival (with Tameside Culture), Audenshaw, Manchester – 25th August
2022
Spring Up Festival, Fargo Village, Coventry – 26th & 27th March
Avenham and Miller Park, Preston, Lancashire – 18th April
The Show premiered at Just So Festival, Rode Hall Estate, Cheshire with funding from Arts Council of England National Lottery Project Grants & Kew Gardens.
Other Dates:
2019
Foundry Woods, Leamington Spa – 31st August
Kiddersminster Arts Festival, Kidderminster Town Hall – 26th October
2021
Burnley Youth Theatre, Burnley, Lancashire 5th
HOME, Homeground, Manchester 12th June
Cloudspotting Festival, Clitheroe, Lancashire – 24th July
Wildchild Festival, The Woseley Centre, Stafford – 24th August
It’s a Wild World Festival (with Tameside Culture), Audenshaw, Manchester – 25th August
2022
Spring Up Festival, Fargo Village, Coventry – 26th & 27th March
Avenham and Miller Park, Preston, Lancashire – 18th April
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Publisher | The Fabularium |
| Publication status | Published - 16 Aug 2019 |
Keywords
- outdoor performance
- Masks
- puppets
- theatre
- folk music
- folk song
- mythological narratives
ASJC Scopus subject areas
- Visual Arts and Performing Arts
