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Sep
24

TOAST at GDIF

It was fantastic to be back out performing to a live audience, after 5 months of purely digital/online activity, albeit a little further away and apart than we’re use to. But we’ll take it… best* gig of the Summer.

We’re very grateful to the team at GDIF for making this work, we felt safe, supported and energised. The fantastic BSL interpreter was such a great addition to the shows.

We really hope you enjoyed the perfomances as much as we did.

Here’s hoping Autumn/Winter will see some events made possible and 2021 can learn from this year and the outdoor arts can adapt and forge ahead.

*Only live in person gig of the summer 🙁

Photo credits: GDIF/Doug Southall

Jul
29

TOAST – part of the Without Walls 2020 Programme

It’s official!

We are very excited to finally be able to talk about being part of Without Walls UK new programme of touring shows for 2020.

We can’t wait to get #TOAST out on the road. August 2020 sees us finally returning to the rehearsal room to prepare a socially distant version of the show at the end of the month as part of GDIF’s On Your Doorstep programme.

Big Thanks for the Support Without Walls & for the commissioning Wiltshire Creative.

And ACE, WithoutWalls Blueprint and Wild Rumpus for their support in the R&D stages of the show.

https://www.withoutwalls.uk.com/programme-type/this-years-programme/

The programme brings together a diverse range of artists and companies, from established street artists to young upcoming companies and artists with an international profile. From the epic and spectacular to the intimate and emotional, the 2020 commissions reflect the times we live in and aim to engage audiences by uniting them in a collective experience that they will remember for years to come.We will continue to give each artist a platform to showcase their ambitious projects. We are pleased that most of our projects have been able to rework their plans in the light of the pandemic and those that are not able to present their work in 2020 are optimistic that they will be able to present their work in 2021.