- The 2010 festival team are all now sleeping...but wait for the 2011 team and their applications, which will open soon! 02:43:57 PM June 08, 2010 from web
- What a lovely weekend (if we say so ourselves) thanks for everyone who made it, you were all wonderfully understanding and supportive. 12:22:35 PM June 01, 2010 from web
- First blog post of the weekend:http://www.accidentalfestival.com/2010/2010/05/live-feed-accidental-workshops-1555/ 04:33:37 PM May 28, 2010 from web
- SO!! Who's coming to the Accidental Jam Music Night FREE at the Bar Revolution in Clapham tonight? I am ;) (over 18s only) 03:15:12 PM May 28, 2010 from web
Review
Wild life photography
Do we really see when we open our eyes?
I recently went to the wildlife photographer of the year exhibition at the Natural History Museum and saw some of the most exciting and inspirational photography I had ever seen. Although I am a big wild life lover, I have never before been so content looking at… [click the title to continue reading]
Review: Philip Ridley’s Moonfleece
I first read Philip Ridley’s Moonfleece about six years ago when it was written for NT Connections (then Shell Connections): a youth initiative from the National Theatre. At the time I never would have believed that a few years later I would be seeing the play performed professionally for the first time in East London… [click the title to continue reading]
Who’s a puppet now?
Nenagh Watson has come to Central and made such an impact it is hard to look away. Last week I went to see the work of the second year puppetry students after a stream of workshops led by the founder of ‘ephemeral animation.’ The show I witnessed was one of the most intimate, delicate and… [click the title to continue reading]
Transient master piece, or re-heated lasagna?
It doesn’t matter if it’s a certain album that holds your attention for months, or a favourite series of TV that you must have the box set for in case of a rainy day – it seems there are some things you are compelled to see again and again. There are books I own which… [click the title to continue reading]