Ken Aston Square's full summer programme announced • Vision RCL

Ken Aston Square’s full summer programme announced


In March 2019 it was announced that Vision’s outdoor arts programme in Ken Aston Square had partnered with England’s biggest network of outdoor arts festivals, Without Walls.

The outdoor arts programme will run once a month from Saturday 8 June to Saturday 21 September in Ken Aston Square, Barkingside High Street. All shows will be completely free for all ages to take part in and enjoy.

Please find below the programme taking place during the summer months.

Saturday 13 July

Arts and Crafts 10am-5pm

Arts and craft activities & stalls on the square and in Fullwell Cross Library.

Theatre for One Ensemble 11am-3pm

Experience a surprising or unexpected puppetry moment… A selection of 3-minute performances by various artists each performed to only one person at a time (plus curious onlookers). A most intriguing and then exclusive mini theatre experience. Which will you choose?

Theatre for One Ensemble has been supported by Without Walls, and commissioned by Just So Festival.

Saturday 17 August

Arts and Crafts 10am-5pm

Arts & crafts activities & stalls on the square and in Fullwell Cross Library.

Urban Astronaut 11am & 3pm

Urban Astronaut provides a glimpse of a future that might be…where problems surrounding air pollution have grown to a crisis point, is there anyway back? The answer is found in a simple encounter with a young girl who provides the one thing the astronaut has lost… hope.

Urban Astronaut has been supported by Without Walls, and commissioned by Ageas Salisbury International Arts Festival, Norfolk & Norwich Festival and Out There International Festival of Circus & Street Arts.

Saturday 21 September

Arts and Crafts 12 noon-7pm

Arts & crafts activities & stalls on the square and in Fullwell Cross Library.

The Band at the End of the World

Arriving in a cloud of raucous brass heavy music, driving their home made, flaming and smoking battle-church. Dressed in punk marching band attire & existing within their very own miniature apocalyptic microclimate.

The Band at the end of the World! has been supported by Without Walls, and commissioned by Without Walls, Brighton Festival, Just So Festival and Out There International Festival of Circus and Street Arts. Supported by Arts Council England through Grants for the Arts, 101 Outdoor Arts Creation Space & The Invisible Circus. Developed at 101 Outdoor Arts Creation Space, The invisible Circus Creation Space & OnSet.

If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to email culture@visionrcl.org.uk. To learn more about our partner, please visit the Without Walls website.

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