Pan the Wild God is Dead by Henry Everett
Performance storyteller Henry Everett brings wild tales from Ancient Greece of the Great God Pan. Deep in the wilds of Arcadia, the first ever satyr, Pan is born. He is to become god of pasture, overlord of wild creatures, ruler of solitary places. He will save the gods in Olympus and change all life on Earth, yet his tale is a tragedy.
Date: Sunday 25 May
Time: 17:30–18:30
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Weird ²ÝùÊÓƵ by Nuria Bonet & Weird Baby
A performance double bill starting with Master of the Music, a musical clowning performance exploring the sacrifices of musical excellence through humour. Through reinterpretations of canonical classical music pieces, Nuria questions the conventions of the world of classical music. Followed by Weird Baby, the alter ego of Grace Lightman and Cestra. Weird Baby is a chaos experiment in production and action, the only rule is say yes to everything. Expect brown leotards, electronic music and a lot of jumping.
Date: Sunday 25 May
Time: 18:30–19:30
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Rhizome Tears by Crumbling Rocks Theatre
Rhizome Tears is a live art performance that explores a personal relationship between mental health, the city and nature. Seeking to tap into a deeply felt anger, frustration and sadness of concrete jungles, materialism and late-stage capitalism, and then provide a sharp relief by lightheartedly entering our happy place somewhere out in nature, where none of those things seem to matter anymore.
Date: Sunday 25 May
Time: 20:00–21:00
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Taiko – the Big Bang presented by Elements
A vibrant display of energy, rhythms, power and movement. Through taiko, the Japanese artform of ensemble drumming, we will celebrate our community, showcase our passion and invite you to immerse yourself in the joy that taiko brings. This performance will showcase a variety of pieces including original compositions and open source taiko songs played all across the world.
Date: Sunday 25 May
Time: 21:00–22:00
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