When: Saturday 14th & Sunday 15th July
Where: Latitude Festival
Part of the Alternative Village Fete past project
The Alternative Village Fete at Latitude Festival 2012, Saturday 14th & Sunday 15th July in the Faraway Forest
A small but perfectly formed Alternative Village Fete with Tom Marshman, Catherine Hoffman, Ella Good & Nicki Kent, Forest of Thoughts, Richard Dedomenici, Deborah Andrews, Booglou Stu
With an array of fun, entertaining and madcap projects to enjoy, audiences joined the home live art artists at the Latitude Festival in the Faraway Forest are.
Delights included: Tom Marshman’s prophetic Tea Leaf Readings, Richard Dedomenici’s challenge to beat the World Record of x14 swivels on an office chair in The Swivelympics and Ella Good & Nicki Kent’s Total Eclipse of the Head for haircuts inspired by your favourite music. With personalised illustrations from Deborah Andrews’ Pentapaper, (g)love puppets with Booglou Stu and much much more….
Funded by Latitude Festival
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