May Daze (NNF2011) listings

Part of the Norfolk & Norwich Festival 2011 (http://nnf11.nnfestival.org.uk/)

Come and enjoy two days of sensational outdoor performances and events taking place in and around Norwich city centre therell be circus to cavort to, theatre to enthral you, dance to delight you and masses of music to fill your ears. And if you fancy having a go yourself, well have plenty of workshops (of the roll-up-your-sleeves-andget-stuck-in variety) on offer as well. Its all free, everyones invited, so what are you waiting for? Pick up a full timetable at the beginning of May. Well see you there!

Already confirmed.

2 rien merci (France)

Gramoulinophone

Three curious men, one intriguing circus tent

what is going on?

The Always Drinking Music Band (Spain)

Trumpets, saxophones, trombones, sousaphones,

percussion and more this band is here to party!

T V Wartburg (The Netherlands)

Be part of a unique social gathering as probably the smallest

open-air cinema in the world comes to NNF11.

The Whalley Range All Stars (UK) and Babok

(The Netherlands)

Imaginary Friends

Ten performers and 10 life-size puppets lead the audience

on a story of life on the move.

The Bad Taste Cru (UK)

Tribal Assembly

A powerful story about society told through high-energy

and dynamic bboy moves set to a dramatic and cinematic

soundtrack.

Tin House (UK)

Hourglass

Combining sculpture, fire, water, pyrotechnics,

moving image and soundscape, this intimate piece

of theatre is set in the Plantation Gardens,

one of Norwichs finest hidden treasures.

Bob Percy and Co. (UK)

Whydini The Boneshaker

Medicine Show

Witness the miracle of the age, an amazing

phantasmagoria of spellbinding bedazzlement.

Hocus Pocus Theatre (UK)

Side Show of Curiosities

Step right up to a place that time forgot and

meet the spooky gypsy, the elegant strongwoman,

the madcap mermaid and the terrifying Beast.

Rabo de Foguete (UK)

This local 11-piece brings you the best of Brazilian

popular music in vibrant, high-energy performances.

FIPA Foundation for Indian

Performing Arts (UK/India)

Aranya & Kishkindha Kandas

A breathtaking outdoor-stilts production inspired by the third

and fourth episodes of the great Indian epic Ramayana.

Plus

Workshops from Bewilderwood, Norwich Puppet Theatre,

the Book Hive, RSPB and Invisible Dust (there will be a small

charge for some workshops).

Markets and food stalls

A range of locally produced goodness to keep you fed

and watered throughout the weekend.

European commission, Escalator, Without Walls, Bewilderwood, Arts & Business, RSPB

And with thanks to everyone who supported us through the Big Arts Give

Tickets available from: 01603 766400