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Jun 24
by Gareth Price-Baghurst in Uncategorized 0 comments tags: Arts Council England, Charity, Christmas At Kew, circostrada, City of Culture 2021, Coventry University, Emerge Festival, Galway2020, ISACS, Just So Festival, Kew Gardens, Lighting Design, NASAUK, Non Verbal Communication, Outdoor Arts, Puppets, Reynard the Fox, Street Theatre, The Fabularium, The Hare and the Moon, Thingumajig Theatre

Time flies when you’re having fun!

Long time no speak! The last time we spoke like this our Badger and Fox were out in the beautiful Kew Garden’s over Christmas. Apologies that our first blog of the year is…6 months into it, but hey, good things come to those who wait, and we’ve got LOTS of things to tell you. Might want to grab a cuppa…and a biscuit. Or two. Where to start? #We spent a frivolous weekend in Newbury at the 101 Creation Space for the annual gathering of Outside Artists; a weekend of inspiration, creation and fun, a chance to recharge and re-connect, hosted by NASA UK – National Association of Street Artists. This was a chance to meet new friends, new collaborators, see new ideas and have a BIG feast too. We attended some inspiring workshops including Non-Verbal Communication, Writing an Artistic Manifesto, Lighting Design and Inclusion. Gareth has now been voted in to join the steering group for NASA UK. *insert party poppers and fireworks* which will allow him to implement change to large collection of outdoor artists e.g: connectivity and skill sharing. It also opens The Fabularium’s opportunities to connect with new people and events. He’s very excited to bring his […]
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Dec 23
by Gareth Price-Baghurst in News 0 comments tags: ACE, Appetite Stoke, Arts Council England, Badger and Fox, Birmingham Hippodrome, Cabaret, Christmas At Kew, Christmas Lights, Christmas Lights Switch On, Circus Sideshows, City of Culture, Collaboration, Coventry, Coventry 2021, Coventry City of Culture, Coventry City of Culture 2021, Coventry University, Dante Cabaret, Deda Derby, Fabularium, Festival Hall, Firm Footings & Faulty Bearings, Gloucester Culture Trust, Grimbert the Badger, Just So Festival, Kew Gardens, Lincolnshire, Live & Local, Live Music, London, Market Rasen, Mongolia, New Music, New Show, Noctium, October Plenty, Offsite, Outdoor Arts, outdoor theatre, Recording, Recording Studio, Reynard the Fox, Siberia, Siberian Moon, Stage Show, Summer in Southside, Tales and Trails, Tenbury Wells, Thank you, The Badger and the Fox, The Big Feast, The Fabularium, The Hare and the Moon, The Town Band of Bremen, The Valley Evesham, theatre, theatre and professional practice, There Be Monsters!, Tin Type Trailer, touring, Tundra Tales, Walkabout, Wild Rumpus

Past, Present and Future – Final Blog of 2018

Hey everyone, welcome to the final Fabularium blog of 2018! As it’s the last blog of the year, I’m going to update you on what we’ve been up to recently, what we’ve achieved over this past year, and what our plans are for next year. Sound cool? Awesome! Then let’s get to it! What we’ve been up to recently This December has been pretty busy for us, we’ve been working on new things in the run up to Christmas, as well as a fun venture northwards with Reynard the Fox… Last Reynard performance of the year We had our final performance of Reynard the Fox this year up in Market Rasen, Lincolnshire. We performed the indoor version of the show in the Festival Hall to a lovely, warm welcoming audience, and we were joined by the amazing Anna!     Many thanks to Market Rasen Town Council and Live & Local for bringing us back up to Lincolnshire, and to our great audience! We had such a lovely evening performing, and it was a great way to end this year’s tour of Reynard the Fox. Though Reynard himself isn’t quite finished this year, because… Kew Gardens …he’s now in Kew […]
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