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YOUR GUIDE TO
FOUR AMAZING DAYS
04 - 07 AUGUST
www.sirf.co.uk SIRF2016 1
WELCOME
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Welcome to the 29th SIRF
This year’s programme includes many of the things you’ve told
us that you love as well as things that we hope will bring you
new experiences, surprises and delights. Four days of wall to
wall theatre, circus, dance and music across Stockton town
centre and, for the first time, part of the programme will be
presented in Preston Park.
There’s so much to come and enjoy including: enchanting
shows for children and families with Théâtre de la Toupine’s
parent powered carousel and Kazzum’s playful performance
on a sofa. The eccentric English humour and theatre of Avanti
Display and Wet Picnic. The energetic and colourful SIRF
Community Carnival. Extraordinary circus and dance from
Motionhouse & NoFit State Circus and Tango Sumo. And
ending with a spectacular finale on the Riverside presented by
Commandos Percu.
Also, it’s good to have moments of reflection. This year is the
anniversary of the Battle of the Somme and SIRF16 will open
with a very special performance in both scale and content that
challenges the inhumanity and senselessness of conflicts past
and present. Furious Folly is an astonishing theatre of sound,
light, pyrotechnics and performance that will take place in the
wonderful setting of Preston Park.
We look forward to welcoming you to Stockton-on-Tees for
SIRF16.
Jan Doherty
SIRF Artistic Director
Stockton Borough Council
www.sirf.co.uk
/stocktonfestival
@sirf_stockton
sirf_stockton
FURIOUS FOLLY
MARK ANDERSON
Thursday 4 August & Friday 5 August
9.45–10.45pm
Preston Park
In Furious Folly, Mark Anderson leads a
team of artists attempting to respond to
the inconceivable madness of the First
World War. Taking place as night falls,
in a no-man’s land on the battle front
between the two lines, you will find yourself
immersed within an open-air theatre of
sound, light, pyrotechnics and performance.
Mark Anderson, creator of multi-media
and site specific performance, and a
team of international artists draw on
the anti-war spirit of the early 20th
Century Dadaist movement. Protesting
against the pointlessness of the Great
War and the craziness of the battlefield,
Furious Folly challenges the inhumanity
and senselessness of conflicts past and
present. Part of 14-18 NOW, the UK’s
arts programme for the First World
War centenary.
This is an outdoor performance that
takes place on grass and is standing
room only. Please come prepared for all
weather conditions.
Tickets are free but must be booked in
advance. Information about booking tickets
will be on www.sirf.co.uk from 14 July.
Furious Folly is not suitable for
children under the age of 12 years. This
performance features strobe lighting,
pyrotechnics and smoke effects.
FESTIVAL LAUNCH
Created at 101 Outdoor Arts Creation Space.
Produced by Corn Exchange Newbury and OCM in
association with Birmingham Hippodrome, Oxford
Playhouse, Oxford Festival of the Arts and Stockton
International Riverside Festival. Co-commissioned
by 14-18 NOW and Stad Poperinge.
AVANTI’S
GREATEST HITS
AVANTI DISPLAY
We are delighted to welcome Avanti
Display back to SIRF, presenting a
retrospective of their shows created
over the last twenty years and
performed internationally.
Over the weekend you can catch all
the old favourites in the town centre
and enjoy an exhibition of photographs
in SIRF Central - plus a very special
Avanti Finale on Sunday evening.
MYSTIC MONTY
Friday 5 August
2.00-2.30pm & 5.30-6.00pm
Saturday 6 August
5.00-5.30pm
Sunday 7 August
1.30-2.00pm & 5.30-6.00pm
Stockton High Street Fountain
Mystic Monty’s amazing fortune telling
machine will return to Stockton High
Street. Seek him out and you will be
treated to truly unbelievable sleight of
hand tricks and some lucky people will
leave with an individual prediction card
and a new respect for the science of
nonsense!
FOUNTAIN MACHINE
Friday 5 August
12.00-12.30pm & 4.00-4.30pm
Saturday 6 August
3.30-4.00pm
Sunday 7 August
2.00-2.30pm
Stockton High Street
The Fountain Machine is coming out
of retirement for SIRF 16. Enjoy a
meandering performance of Northern
charm cannily woven around this lovely
clanking, pedal powered mechanical
fountain with lots of chatting, improvising
and surprises.
LEAK
Friday 5 August
12.30-1.00pm
Saturday 6 August
1.00-1.30pm
Back in 2008 a problem occurred,
it seemed water under high pressure
was somehow mixing with the power
and internet cables, causing strange
occurrences. Similar phenomena have
started to happen in Stockton and these
incidents have prompted the authorities
to bring the Hydrocon team back together.
MR LUCKY’S PARTY
Saturday 6 August
2.00-2.30pm & 7.30-8.00pm
During a tea party a couple begin a
celebration, party hats and even a cake
appears, however with each course
the weather worsens, the downpour
increases and their mood blackens.
Enjoy the bizarre, spectacular and an
unexpected twist.
THE SPURTING MAN
Sunday 7 August
3.30-4.00pm
Special Avanti Finale 8.00-8.30pm
The pompous “Spurting Man” shows his
tricks whilst his assistant, dominated
and undervalued, is given no credit for
the role he plays. The assistant despises
his master. The master ignores the
assistant. The bizarre and unequal
relationship lays the basis for a series
of comic interactions.
EXHIBITIONS
AVANTI DISPLAY
EXHIBITION
Friday 5 August - Sunday 7 August
9.30am-10pm
SIRF Central (Rediscover Stockton Shop)
You’ll see all of Avanti’s Greatest Hits
performed at SIRF16, plus visit our
exhibition in SIRF Central during the
festival for a glimpse into their
amazing archive.
Originally started in 1987 Avanti Display
has developed into a company, producing
and presenting a highly individual brand
of comic surrealism across the UK
and beyond.
Although Avanti shows are known for
their trademark use of water, this is just
one element of a more diverse field of
work. They aim to produce work that is
engaging and accessible, and celebrates
the spirit of English absurdisim.
For more information and our online
archive www.avantidisplay.co.uk
ADAM PARKIN
‘SIRF’S UP: 10 YEARS,
4 CAMERAS, 1 FESTIVAL’
18 July - 13 August, 10am-9pm
ARC Stockton, Dovecot Street
An exhibition of photographs of ten year’s
of SIRF by local photographer Adam
Parkin in the ground floor and first floor
bar areas.
ALL AT SEA
ACROJOU
Friday 5 August
1.15-1.45pm & 3.30-4.00pm
All At Sea is an interactive performance,
consisting of a tiny wooden boat with
its own fully functioning mobile storm,
complete with thunder and lightning
flashes. Follow the ship’s pilot as he
navigates his course all the while
followed by his comically suspended
cloud and continuous downpour.
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THE BALL APERITIF
WET PICNIC
Friday 5 August 1.30-2.30pm
Saturday 6 August 2.30-3.30pm
Secret location
In the Ball Aperitif you will meet Lord
Gredus and take part in a private dining
experience that you will never forget.
The Ball Aperitif will take place during
the day for a limited number of people
in a secret location.
Each performance has a limited capacity
of 200 people. Find out how to join The
Ball Aperitif and be part of the exclusive
group at www.sirf.co.uk.
THE BALL
WET PICNIC
Friday 5 August 9.30-11.00pm
Stockton High Street Car Park
The Ball is Wet Picnic’s new evening show
about power and greed where the Gredus
Family invite you to their world famous
annual ball. An extravagant and exciting
ceremony with surprising happenings!
The Ball is set around a giant dance floor
that transforms into a human chess
board. You are placed around three sides
of the space and at the head of the dance
floor is a long table, where the family
dine. The piece ends in a party with a live
band for you as the audience to enjoy!
This is a performance commissioned by
SIRF and is a world premiere.
CHIPOLATINO!
2016
THE CHIPOLATAS
Sunday 7 August
12.00-12.45pm & 7.30-8.15pm
ENCONTROS
LUSCO E FUSCO
Friday 5 August
1.15-1.45pm, 4.00-4.30pm & 8.45-9.15pm
Saturday 6 August
1.15-1.45pm, 4.15-4.45pm & 7.15-7.45pm
Stockton High Street Plinth
Encontros combines physical theatre,
dance and contemporary circus.
Two characters recognise each other
after some time apart and whilst
exploring their relationships, they show
all colours from exposing the truest
kindness to the most extreme evil.
The Chipolatas are joined by their friends
Lusco e Fusco to present Chipolatino,
an exciting mix of circus, comedy and
music with a Spanish twist! Enjoy a
story performed without words by 3
actors / musicians / clowns – expect
beatbox, ballads, fun & laughter with
this unique show.
THE LIFEGUARDS
GROW YOUR OWN
Friday 5 August
2.30-3.00pm & 6.30-7.00pm
Friday 5 August
12.30-1.00pm & 4.30-5.00pm
“With flip-flops and whistles we are
warriors of modern times”
Fresh from extensive rehearsals in their
potting shed, these comedy gardeners
bring you skillful, wholesome fun, from
field to plate…
FAIRLY FAMOUS
FAMILY
Perched high on their chairs with their
classic pool rules signs, the lifeguards
attempt to impose the timeless values of
the municipal swimming baths onto the
streets of Stockton. Only sensible lane
swimming and synchronised strolling is
permitted by our ‘Speedo clad warriors’
and anyone caught petting can expect
to be severely reprimanded. They will
also lead you as the audience in a strict
stretching and lunging programme in
their mission to keep the fun out of sport.
FAIRLY FAMOUS
FAMILY
Sit amongst the dazzling flowers on the
perfect grassy lawn and enjoy the show.
JENNIFER ESSEX DANCE
Using real-life text messages from
three couples at various stages of
their relationships as inspiration for
dance duets, each exploring how we
communicate in the digital age. Text
messages, videos and photos are sent to
audiences, giving you an inside view of
the on-stage relationships.
www.replicasdance.com allows you to
follow each storyline before and after
the show. Through inventive ballet and
choreography, Replicas examines:
how communication is changing in the
digital age, what is to be lost and what
can be gained by our new intimacy with
technology and what is the role of touch
in our time – can we be touched by
technology?
Photography by Bill Cooper
RE
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Saturday 6 August
3.15-3.45pm & 6.15-6.45pm
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Friday 5 August
2.30-3.00pm & 7.15-7.45pm
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REPLICAS
RIMSKI’S
BICYCLE PIANO
Friday 5 August
1.45-2.45pm & 4.30-5.30pm
Saturday 6 August
1.15-2.15pm & 4.00-5.00pm
Rimski’s Piano is a show based around
a unique ‘bicycle piano’, featuring
original songs, musical clowning,
acrobatics and occasional pyrotechnics.
Master multi-tasker Rimski plays and
sings as he cycles along on his piano,
travelling sideways. His multi-functional
contraption is full of surprises.
SIRF COMMUNITY
CARNIVAL
MYTHICAL LANDS AND
FANTASTICAL CREATURES
Saturday 6 August
12noon-4.30pm
Stockton High Street and Riverside
Join us on Saturday 6 August when SIRF
Community Carnival will bring vibrant
colour, amazing carnival rhythms and
dance to the streets of Stockton.
The carnival is the Tees Valley’s largest
community celebration and it will bring
together hundreds of people from local
schools, youth and community groups.
The theme of this year’s parade
is Mythical Lands and Fantastical
Creatures and is inspired by tales of
weird and wonderful places that people
have been fascinated with throughout
history - cities of gold; peaceful lands;
cities sunken beneath the ocean and
places where people can be idle and
feast all day long! The theme provides
an opportunity to explore these
fascinating myths and let imaginations
run wild. Come and enjoy the spectacle
on the day and see the fabulous
costume creations made by our carnival
artists. Be amazed as Stockton High
Street is taken over by giant fantastical
creatures and follow them as they
lead the way back down to the river,
where there will be an afternoon of fun
activities and performances including
live music.
SOCIAL
Don’t forget to share your SIRF experiences with us.
Remember to tag us #SIRF16
/stocktonfestival
@sirf_stockton
No social media? Get all the updates at
www.sirf.co.uk on the social SIRF page
sirf_stockton
AROUND
TANGO SUMO
Saturday 6 August
8.45-9.15pm
Sunday 7 August
3.15-3.45pm & 9.00-9.30pm
A breathtaking, dynamic and powerful
dance for eight dancers who explore the
common limits of their bodies. It’s a simple
and joyful dance that starts slowly and gets
faster and more energetic.
BLOCK
MOTIONHOUSE
NOFIT STATE CIRCUS
Saturday 6 August
1.30-2.15pm & 6.30-7.15pm
Sunday 7 August
1.30-2.15pm & 7.15-8.00pm
Church Road
Twenty oversized blocks are
deconstructed and reformed into a
variety of shapes for the performers to
move with, explore and play on. In this
exploration of living in the city, see what
happens when dance and circus collide;
when they converge, rub against each
other and blend into one another.
Commissioned by Without Walls, SIRF, Norfolk &
Norwich Festival and Out There International Festival
of Circus & Street Arts.
FLEX DANCE
COMPANY
Caty Wompus has seen better days. That
ferocious storm was the final straw for
this ramshackled broken old home, stuck
together with bits of rope, wood, and metal
poles and now Pa just wants rid of it.
However not all the family want to leave.
It may not be ‘purfect’ but it is where they
have grown up together and where they
want to stay.
But how to convince Pa?
RE
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Sunday 7 August
2.15-2.45 & 6.15-6.45pm
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Saturday 6 August
1.45-2.15pm & 6.45-7.15pm
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CATY WOMPUS
Caty Wompus is a dance theatre
piece featuring artists with and
without a learning disability and suitable
for all the family. Featuring an original
soundtrack inspired by Bluegrass and
performed live, the piece incorporates
spectacular circus, dynamic parkour
and intricate contemporary dance.
DYNAMITE & POETRY
15FT 6
Saturday 6 August
3.00-3.45pm & 8.30-9.15pm
Sunday 7 August
3.00-3.45pm & 8.30-9.15pm
Church Road
Dynamite & Poetry is an explosive
mix of circus, acrobatics and humour.
Four acrobats deliver breath taking
performances, literally making you jump
out of your seat. They blow up the stage
with a circus spectacle using Russian
bar, teeterboard and Chinese pole. Risk
is a necessity but all is complemented
with a keen blend of humour and poetry.
THE FANTASTICAL
FLYING EXPLORATORY
LABORATORY
LES ENFANTS
TERRIBLES
Saturday 6 August
2.15-3.00pm & 4.45-5.30pm
Sunday 7 August
1.15-2.00pm & 3.45-4.30pm
Parish Gardens
Stories are brought to life using a hot air
balloon flying machine that soars above
heads in spectacular fashion.
Follow Dr Latitude and her team of
misfits on a quest to discover incredible
and entirely fictitious new lands, tribes,
flora and fauna previously unknown to
humankind!
Come and be enthralled by tales of
wit, honour, courage and a tiny bit
of showboating. The show features
original music, song, unusual puppets,
impressive aerial skills and plenty
of comedy.
Commissioned by Without Walls, SIRF,
Greenwich+Docklands International Festival,
Norfolk & Norwich Festival and Just So Festival.
MASQUERADE
YELLO BRICK
Saturday 6 August
1.15-2.15pm, 4.15-5.15pm & 7.30-8.30pm
Sunday 7 August
1.15-2.15pm, 4.00-5.00pm & 7.30-8.30pm
Masquerade is a fun game in which
participants receive instructions through
their phone from the mysterious hosts
of the ball. To participate, you will need a
mobile phone and a flair for deception.
Enter the Masquerade Ball, a world of
anonymity and deceit that spins a web of
lies and truth around its guests. Carry out
tasks, hide your secrets, do whatever it
takes to win. You will need to form bonds,
break relationships and be ruthless in
your pursuit of glory but remember...
trust no one.
Brighton Festival and Winchester Hat Fair.
Each performance has a limited capacity
of 60 people. Free tickets will be
available on the day of the show from
SIRF Central. All children and young
people under the age of 15 must be
accompanied by an adult.
THE ORGARÊVE AND
HAPPY CLOUDS
THÉÂTRE DE
LA TOUPINE
Sunday 7 August 1.00-6.00pm
Church Road
In this amazing mechanical carousel,
powered by an authentic 1929 Citroën
C3 car, you will be whisked away on an
imaginative journey above the clouds on
this wonderful dream machine.
Théâtre de la Toupine create mechanical
devices and carousels, reminiscent of
ancient fairground rides, with unusual
engines, actors and musicians.
PROJECT_VEE
CIRCUS GEEKS X
PANGOTTIC
Friday 5 August
3.00-3.30pm & 8.00-8.30pm
Saturday 6 August
3.45-4.15pm & 8.00-8.30pm
This juggling duet is based around a
spinning structure, raising up to 3m
high. Juggling meets roulette wheel,
with danger, skill and unpredictable
moments. Project_Vee takes juggling
to a different dimension, literally.
Commissioned by Without Walls, SIRF, Ageas
Salisbury International Arts Festival and Out There
SPRUNG
KAZZUM
Saturday 6 August
1.15-1.45pm, 3.45-4.15pm & 6.00-6.30pm
Sunday 7 August
12.30-1.00pm, 2.30-3.00pm, 5.00-5.30pm
& 7.00-7.30pm
Parish Gardens
From a scratch to a wiggle, everyone
can dance!
SPRUNG is a playful performance that
thrives off direct audience interaction
and involves a sofa, two dancers and a
trombone player. Picture the scene...a
sofa pops up in a public space and
what follows is a playful celebration of
movement. Dancers bounce, wheel and
jump, using the sofa and inspiration from
the audience to challenge perceptions of
who can dance. This spirited, comic piece
is set to the tunes of a trombone player,
dressing in a pink tutu!
SIE7E
YMEDIOTEATRO
Saturday 6 August
1.00-3.00pm & 5.30-7.30pm
Sunday 7 August
12.00-2.00pm & 4.00-6.00pm
SIE7E is a theatre on wheels. Inside
it, within seven square metres, you’ll
enjoy ten minutes of surprising comedy
sketches based on everyday objects
that magically come alive and tell us
their stories.
Photo Credit: Clare Acford
WHO KILLED MY
RABBIT?
ITINERANIA
Saturday 6 August
1.00-3.00pm & 5.30-7.30pm
Sunday 7 August
12.00-2.00pm & 4.00-6.00pm
The stage for this show is a mysterious
caravan which hides a murder. Use
your wits and skills to discover who the
murderer is and reconstruct the crime
scene both inside and outside the caravan.
A great show with audience participation
suitable for all ages.
YOU AND I KNOW
CANDOCO DANCE
COMPANY
Saturday 6 August
2.15-2.45pm & 5.15-5.45pm
Sunday 7 August 1
1.30-2.00pm & 4.45-5.15pm
A powerful and emotive exploration of
how we fall in and out of love over and
over again, often with the same person
through a variety of dance genres.
Choreographed by Arlene Phillips with
disabled and non-disabled dancers
from Candoco Dance Company. This
piece seeks to play with and disrupt the
structure of the traditional love duet.
Greenwich+Docklands International Festival and
Ageas Salisbury International Arts Festival.
SEARCHING FOR
OUR JIMMY; AN
EPISODE OF ROGUES
AND OF HONEST MEN
MIKE MCGROTHER
Sunday 7 August
5.00-6.30pm & 7.30-9.00pm
Storytellers Pub
Hear and see a family tree brought to
life as Mike’s 19th Century ancestors
are introduced to tell their role in the
story – of leaving their homeland of
Carrickmacross, Monaghan to seek and
find refuge in the North East of England
and eventually Stockton-on-Tees.
The event will also include the first
public showing of the film of Mike’s
recent Wild Rover walk from Monaghan
to County Durham. This also details how
you can be a part of an ongoing project
that Mike describes as not just ‘his’tory’
but our story.
This is a performance commissioned
by SIRF and is a world premiere.
Tickets are strictly limited and will
be available from SIRF Central on the
7 August.
FINALE
LE CONCERT DE FEU
COMMANDOS PERCU
Sunday 7 August
10.00-11.00pm
Stockton Riverside
French masters of pyrotechnics and
percussion return to SIRF with their
stunning show Le Concert de Feu.
Stockton Riverside will be brought
to life in a percussive spectacle of fire,
music and dance. Don’t expect just a
concert or a firework display,
Commandos Percu bring together
exhilarating moments of each.
Look forward to a very exciting,
colourful and spectacular finale
for SIRF16.
VISITOR INFORMATION – SIRF 2016
FESTIVAL FACTS
TICKETS
his programme has listings of all
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performances and there is a day-by-day
breakdown to make it easier for you to
plan ahead. If you don’t know Stockton,
there is a map at the back to help you
get around.
The festival is all FREE however there
are four shows that have a limited
capacity – these are: Furious Folly
(page 4 & 5), Masquerade (page 24),
The Ball Aperitif (page 11) and Searching
for our Jimmy (page 31).
IRF Central in the Rediscover Stockton
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shop will be selling waterproof ponchos
so if the heavens do open you can still
enjoy the festival without getting wet!
You can also buy official SIRF T-shirts
and hoodies while you are there.
You will need to get a ticket for these
shows in advance - keep checking
the website or pop into SIRF Central
(Rediscover Stockton shop on Stockton
High Street) for more information and to
register your interest.
ring a raincoat and sunscreen – the
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weather can change very quickly. We
have been known to experience all
seasons in one day!
FOOD GLORIOUS FOOD
ublic toilets are located at The
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Shambles on the High Street.
urious Folly (page 4 & 5) is not suitable
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for children under the age of 12 years.
This performance features strobe
lighting, pyrotechnics and
smoke effects.
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Instagram if you have any questions
get in touch! Remember to use the
#SIRF16. We’ll be tweeting and
posting throughout the festival
with updates too.
Take time out of your busy festival day to
dine with a tempting range of delicious
treats in a variety of local eateries.
During SIRF there will be some fabulous
foodie offers – make sure you visit
www.rediscoverstockton.co.uk for
further information.
SIRF CENTRAL
Not sure what’s on? Not sure where to go?
Then head down to SIRF Central where
our friendly Visitor Experience Team will
be able to point you in the right direction.
The Visitor Experience Street Team in
their orange SIRF T-shirts will be walking
about and have all the latest news and
information so please do ask them anything
you need to know (about SIRF that is!).
SIRF Central, Rediscover Stockton shop,
134b High Street, Stockton, TS18 1LP
ACCESSIBLE SIRF
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
We aim to make SIRF accessible and
enjoyable for all visitors and have
introduced elements to support people
who may feel that the event is unsuitable
for them. We operate a buddy service
where a member of our Visitor Experience
Team can escort visitors to performances.
Easy access lanyards will be available
allowing visitors to gain easy entry to
accessible viewing areas. If you are
disabled and have specific needs please
do not hesitate to contact us prior to and
during the festival. We can also help with
transport and parking information and
provide our brochure in larger text format
and braille.
Why not get the bus to SIRF this year?
The High Street is served by an extensive
bus network meaning you can catch all
the shows without worrying about where
to park your car! During SIRF some bus
services will be affected so please make
sure you check www.sirf.co.uk or
www.connectteesvalley.com or ask at
SIRF Central (Rediscover Stockton shop)
before travelling.
Please be aware that most of the shows
are not seated and some may involve the
audience moving around. Strong lights
and strobe effects may feature in some
of the shows.
More info:
01642 528130
For further information on accessible
SIRF telephone 01642 528130 or visit
www.sirf.co.uk
PR & Media Enquiries:
01642 526162
There will also be some alterations to
the car parking in the centre of town - for
all the latest information please check
www.sirf.co.uk or ask at SIRF Central
(Rediscover Stockton Shop).
SIRF Hotline:
07471147051
Website:
www.sirf.co.uk
COMPANY
Mark Anderson
TIME
12pm-12.30pm
12.30pm-1pm
12.30pm-1pm
1.15pm-1.45pm
1.15pm-1.45pm
1.30pm-2.30pm
1.45pm-2.45pm
2pm-2.30pm
2.30pm-3pm
2.30pm-3pm
3pm-3.30pm
3.30pm-4pm
4pm-4.30pm
4pm-4.30pm
4.30pm-5.30pm
4.30pm-5pm
5.30pm-6pm
6.30pm-7pm
7.15pm-7.45pm
8pm-8.30pm
8.45pm-9.15pm
9.30pm-11pm
9.45pm-10.45pm
SHOW
Furious Folly
VENUE
Duration
Preston Park 60 mins
COMPANY
SHOW
VENUE
Duration
Avanti Display
Fountain Machine
High Street 30 mins
Avanti Display
Leak
High Street 30 mins
Fairly Famous Family Grow Your Own
High Street 30 mins
Lusco E Fusco
Encontros
High Street Plinth 30 mins
Acrojou
All at Sea
High Street 30 mins
Wet Picnic
The Ball Aperitif
Secret location 60 mins
Rimski
Rimski’s Bicycle Piano High Street 60 mins
Avanti Display
Mystic Monty
High Street Fountain 30 mins
Jennifer Essex Dance Replicas
Fairly Famous Family The Lifeguards
High Street 30 mins
Circus Geeks x PangotticProject_Vee
High Street 30 mins
Acrojou
All at Sea
High Street 30 mins
Avanti Display
Fountain Machine
High Street 30 mins
Lusco E Fusco
Encontros
Rimski
Fairly Famous Family Grow Your Own
High Street 30 mins
Avanti Display
Mystic Monty
Fairly Famous Family The Lifeguards
High Street 30 mins
High Street 30 mins
Lusco E Fusco
Encontros
Wet Picnic
The Ball
High Street Car Park 90 mins
Mark Anderson
Furious Folly
Preston Park 60 mins
FRIDAY 5 AUGUST
TIME
9.45pm-10.45pm
THURSDAY 4 AUGUST
COMPANYSHOW
VENUE Duration
TIME
COMPANY
SHOW
VENUE
Duration
12pm-4.30pm
SIRF Community Carnival
High Street / Riverside
1pm-6pm
Theatre De La Toupine The Orgareve and Church Road
Happy Clouds
1pm-1.30pm
Avanti Display
Leak
High Street 30 mins
1pm-3pm
YmedioteatroSIE7E
High Street 120 mins
1pm-3pm
Itinerania
Who Killed My Rabbit? High Street 120 mins
1.15pm-1.45pm
Lusco E Fusco
Encontros
1.15pm-1.45pmKazzum
Sprung
Parish Gardens 30 mins
1.15pm-2.15pm
Yello Brick
Masquerade
High Street 60 mins
1.15pm-2.15pm
Rimski
1.30pm-2.15pm
Motionhouse NoFit BLOCK
Church Road 45 mins
State Circus
1.45pm-2.15pm
Flex Dance Company Caty Wompus
High Street 30 mins
2pm-2.30pm
Avanti Display
Mr Luckys Party
2.15pm-2.45pm
Candoco Dance
You And I Know
Company
2.15pm-3pm
Les Enfants Terribles The Fantastical Flying Parish Gardens 45 mins
Exploratory Laboratory
2.30pm-3.30pm
Wet Picnic
The Ball Aperitif
Secret location 60 mins
3pm-3.45pm
15FT 6
Dynamite & Poetry
Church Road 45 mins
3.15pm-3.45pm
3.30pm-4pm
Avanti Display
Fountain Machine
High Street 30 mins
3.45pm-4.15pm
High Street 30 mins
3.45pm-4.15pmKazzum
Sprung
TIME
SATURDAY 6 AUGUST
4pm-5pm
Rimski
Rimski’s Bicycle Piano
4.15pm-4.45pm
Lusco E Fusco
Encontros
4.15pm-5.15pm
Yello Brick
Masquerade
4.45pm-5.30pm
Les Enfants Terribles The Fantastical Flying
5pm-5.30pm
Avanti Display
Mystic Monty
5.15pm-5.45pm
Candoco Dance
You And I Know
Company
5.30pm-7.30pmYmedioteatro SIE7E
5.30pm-7.30pm
Itinerania
Who Killed My Rabbit?
6pm-6.30pmKazzum Sprung
6.15pm-6.45pm
6.30pm-7.15pm
Motionhouse NoFit
BLOCK
State Circus
6.45pm-7.15pm
7.15pm-7.45pm
Lusco E Fusco
Encontros
7.30pm-8pm
Avanti Display
Mr Luckys Party
7.30pm-8.30pm
Yello Brick
Masquerade
8pm-8.30pm
8.30pm-9.15pm
15FT 6
Dynamite & Poetry
8.45pm-9.15pm
Tango Sumo
Around 9.30pm-11pm
Wet Picnic
The Ball
60 mins
30 mins
60 mins
45 mins
120 mins
120 mins
30 mins
30 mins
45 mins
30 mins
30 mins
30 mins
60 mins
30 mins
45 mins
30 mins
90 mins
High Street High Street Parish Gardens
High Street Plinth
Church Road
High Street High Street Plinth
High Street Fountain
High Street High Street Church Road
High Street Plinth
High Street Car Park
High Street High Street Plinth
High Street Parish Gardens
TIME
COMPANY
SHOW
VENUE
duration
12pm-12.45pm
The Chipolatas
Chipolatino! 2016
12pm-2pm
YmedioteatroSIE7E
12pm-2pm
Itinerania
Who Killed My Rabbit? High Street 120 mins
12.30pm-1pmKazzum
Sprung
Church Road
1pm-6pm
Theatre De La Toupine The Orgareve and
Happy Clouds
1.15pm-2.00pm
High Street 60 mins
1.15pm-2.15pm
Yello Brick
Masquerade
1.30pm-2pm
Candoco Dance
You And I Know
Company
1.30pm-2pm
Avanti Display
Mystic Monty
1.30pm-2.15pm
Motionhouse NoFit
BLOCK
Church Road 45 mins
State Circus
High Street 30 mins
2pm-2.30pm
Avanti Display
Fountain Machine
2.15pm-2.45pm
High Street 30 mins
2.30pm-3pmKazzum Sprung
Church Road 45 mins
3pm-3.45pm
15FT 6
Dynamite & Poetry
3.15pm-3.45pm
Tango Sumo
Around High Street Plinth 30 mins
3.30pm-4pm
Avanti Display
The Spurting Man
3.45pm-4.30pm
4pm-5pm
Yello Brick
Masquerade
High Street 60 mins
4pm-6pm
YmedioteatroSIE7E
SUNDAY 7 AUGUST
4pm-6pm
Itinerania
Who Killed My Rabbit? High Street 4.45pm-5.15pm
Candoco Dance
You And I Know
High Street Plinth
Company
Parish Gardens
Storytellers Pub
5pm-6.30pm
Mike McGrother
Searching for Our Jimmy; An Episode of
Rogues and of Honest Men
5.30pm-6pm
Avanti Display
Mystic Monty
6.15pm-6.45pm
High Street Parish Gardens
Church Road
7.15pm-8pm
Motionhouse NoFit
BLOCK
State Circus
7.30pm-8.15pm
The Chipolatas
Chipolatino! 2016
High Street Plinth
7.30pm-8.30pm
Yello Brick
Masquerade
High Street Storytellers Pub
7.30pm-9pm
Mike McGrother
Searching for Our Jimmy; An Episode of
Rogues and of Honest Men
8pm-8.30pm
Avanti Display
Finale of The
Spurting Man
Church Road
8.30pm-9.15pm
15FT 6
Dynamite & Poetry
High Street Plinth
9pm-9.30pm
Tango Sumo
Around Riverside
10pm-11pm
Commandos Percu
Le Concert De Feu
45 mins
30 mins
60 mins
30 mins
45 mins
60 mins
90 mins
30 mins
30 mins
30 mins
45 mins
30 mins
90 mins
120 mins
30 mins
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We reserve the right to change timings and locations at short
notice due to unforeseen circumstances such as bad weather.
ARC Dovecot Street
Storytellers Pub
Parish Gardens
Church Road
High Street Carpark
High Street Performance Area
High Street Plinth
Riverside
Venues
Long Stay
Short Stay
Toilets
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www.sirf.co.uk SIRF2016 MAP
Going to the opening show at
Preston Park (page 4/5)?
Remember to park & ride –
visit www.sirf.co.uk for details.
Please note, there will be no
parking available at Preston
Park for the opening show.
Car Parking
Don’t forget to visit
www.rediscoverstockton.co.uk
for some fabulous food offers
available during the festival!
SIRF16 is presented and produced by
Stockton Borough Council with financial
support from Arts Council England
Design and branding: twentysevendesign.co.uk
Top Tips
GETTING TO SIRF
SIRF is easy to access via bus or car with ample car parking within easy
walking distance to the town centre, and there’s Park & Ride for the
opening show at Preston Park.
A HELPING HAND
SIRF Central in the Rediscover Stockton Shop (Stockton High Street) will
help you get the most from SIRF. They can answer all of your festival
related questions and you can also grab a waterproof poncho if it rains!
FAMILY FRIENDLY SHOWS
Our family friendly show symbol helps you see at a glance the shows
best suited for a family audience and ensures you don’t miss any of the fun!
FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND
Our handy map on page 42/43 will guide you through the festival. Each
venue is colour coded so you can see where each show will take place or go to www.sirf.co.uk to plan your day in advance using the icalendar
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
There’ll be some fabulous food offers available during the festival, make
sure you visit www.sirf.co.uk or www.rediscoverstockton.co.uk for the
latest information.

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