Festival at the Edge 2004
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Saturday 17th July
And the Scouts do a good job
controlling the traffic
A
teller of tall stories and friends.
Mike
O'Connor and the absorbing "Imravoe"
Ember perform in the Village
and Peter & Gorg Chand give their audience a moving experience.
If you didn't go to Peter & Gorg's show, I bet you wonder what is happening. I'm not going to tell you!
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Hugh Lupton gives his Firebird master class |
whilst Katrice Horsley & Joe Murphy perform Fortunes of my Aunt. |
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A trip back to the Iron-Age with Catuvellauni
Owls galore.
Nusantara provide a Malaysian Dance workshop
The children's area and the busy craft tent.
Debbie Guneratne tells tales of Eastern Delights to a packed audience
after which The
Twisting Field twists along with
Nick Hennessey, Simon Heywood, Amy Douglas and Shonaleigh.
As the day turns to evening, Nusantara provide colour, music and dance in the Village
| Going into "The Dragon Lover" from A Spell in Time as the Sun goes down in the West (it went there last year) and the evening air cools from the warm summer's day. |
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Ancestral Voices, from Hugh Lupton & TUUP
Once again, to the bonfires at night. I included an "arty" picture, you'll see.
Afterwards, perchance to sleep and wake up on Sunday. (Because time always seems to run in chronological order in Much Wenlock).