Thank you so much to all who participated, visited and supported the festival this weekend! It was such a great success and we couldn't have done it without you!
We hope you all enjoyed it as much as we did!
Here's to 2010!
posted by Ruby Glaskin @ 14:49
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So with four days to go the Accidental team have been working their red and white socks off to get those tickets sold! We truly do believe that the festival is bigger and better than ever this year - with over 40 events over three days and over 300 artists, cast members and crew - it's going to be epic!
So we really want as many people to see the wonderful work as possible and enjoy the accidental delights! So far we have been tempting members of the public with chocolate buttons from 1950's candy girls, predicting people's furture with accidental tarrot cards and staging silent but beautiful accidental one man protests in the streets of London!
What more can we do? If you have any suggestions to entice the public to the most exciting festival of the year please do leave your comments!
And look out for us in red and white in a street near you!
posted by Ruby Glaskin @ 11:36
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THE ACCIDENTAL FESTIVAL 200922 - 24 May Tickets On Sale Now
The Accidental Festival, 22 - 24 May 2009, at The Roundhouse Camden, presents an eclectic mix of diverse performance.
From theatre to photography, music and new writing to ongoing explorations of accidental art and much, much more, this living breathing catalyst of a festival has something for everyone.
Highlights include ‘An insight into producing’ featuring Helen Marriage, international delights from Janacek Academy of Music and Performing Arts and Saviana Stanescu, a site specific talk between groundbreaking practitioners, featuring Felix Barrett of Punchdrunk among others, as well as the welcomed return of theatre company Parrot {in the} Tank.
Curated and produced by BA (Hons) Theatre Practice: Performance Arts students from The Central School of Speech and Drama.The Accidental Festival cannot be tamed!For tickets:For more information:Box Office: 0844 482 8008 orwww.roundhouse.org.uk www.accidentalfestival.com
posted by Ruby Glaskin @ 14:21
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What do think will happen?
Will it be a disaster? A masterpiece? A new zany piece of theatre?!
Whatever you think, we’d love to hear your thoughts! Please write below what you think will emerge…..
Please also come and see the outcome for yourself on Saturday 23rd May! The results will be showcased in The Clore Studio between 12.30pm and 2.30pm.
Tickets can be purchased from: The Roundhouse Box Office, in person, via www.roundhouse.org.uk or on 0844 482 8008 For further information please contact: nessah@accidentalfestival.com
posted by Ruby Glaskin @ 14:19
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Our Programme has now been announced on our website at www.accidentalfestival.com. What more exciting plans must you have on a Friday then to get looking at the many temptations the festival has to offer, circle your favourite ones and get booking those tickets!
posted by Ruby Glaskin @ 22:51
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Dear all accident prone people,
The Accidental Festival team are have been slaving away the last four weeks to get your programme ready for you!!!!
With over 300 hundred applications it has been a tricky job but I think we've finally managed to narrow it down to what we believe is the most exciting Accidental Festival Festival so far!
So as the final pens are scribbling on contracts and the last few snippets of information are gathered together the ball is finally in motion for the Accidental Festival 2009!
This friday (10th April) you will be able to see a full view of our programe on our website so make sure you're there to be the first! Tickets will be on sale through the Roundhouse website.
posted by Ruby Glaskin @ 11:01
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