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…and so it begins, 2013 looks to be shaping up rather well so far with the news from Arts Council England that BE Festival was successful in it’s funding application to Grants for the Arts and will go ahead.  I … Continue reading →

2012 has been brilliant!  It was my first proper year of working for myself and I have thoroughly enjoyed the variety and flexibility it has bought me.  I have got to work with old friends and new, at venues that … Continue reading →

Mark and I were fortunate enough to ‘win’ tickets to The Olympic Athletics in the ticket lottery and unbeknown to us, that it would be for one of the greatest athletics evenings ever!  Yes, you’ve guessed it we got to … Continue reading →

that I have just had one of the longest and busiest times in my life working on BE Festival and it has been a blast. I have seen amazing European Theatre, I have met some amazing people and it has … Continue reading →

And so this weekend saw my first visit to the Cricket at Edgbaston in Birmingham.  We were up in the new Skyline stand which gave an amazing view, and had the sun been a blazing it would have been marvellous.  … Continue reading →

It’s been a while since I have blogged, for many reasons, partly because I have been away in Turkey, and then on my return to the UK it has been sunny sunny sunny so I have been trying to make … Continue reading →

I was very excited to be starting at BE Festival this week.  Although it means it has been pretty hectic as I have been juggling work, home and pleasure, it has been a great first week.  I feel (and I … Continue reading →

It was bitterly cold, the wind was biting and it felt more like January than a ‘cool’ April evening. However this did not deter me from the fun I had on Berlin Love Tour, part of this year’s Fierce Festival … Continue reading →

I cannot describe the delight I got from seeing Dachshund UN and all those lovely dogs!  Bennet Millers Dachshund U.N. is described as a large scale architectural installation and a performance work that examines the role of the United Nations … Continue reading →