Juice Festival October. NewcastleGateshead s festival for children and young people.

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1 2010 Juice Festival October Newcastle s festival for children and young people

2 Welcome to Juice! Juice Newcastle s award-winning festival for children and young people is back for the third year. Packed full of events that celebrate the creativity of young people, the festival is presented in the world-class venues, facilities and open air locations that make Newcastle such a brilliant place to live, grow up in and visit. The festival, with its many partners, is proud to commission and present new work by children and young people opening with Photomapping Our World (p4) and closing with The Journey Home (p25). Don t miss our three Young Ranters events (p15) plus a fantastic mix of other performances and exhibitions all created by young people. Juice is all about taking part and across the festival there are inspirational opportunities to try new experiences and develop new skills. Join bboys from around the world in an action packed Just Jam Weekend (p16); be part of a unique music event in Whaletone Opera (p8) and don t miss the Tate Movie Project (p12), where you can add your ideas to a new animated film. For families there are events across Newcastle during October half term and we re delighted to welcome back Urban Playground & Gravity Style (a massive hit last year) with their new outdoor show The Next Level combining free running with street dance (p28). And of course, the final weekend makes the most of Halloween, with a pumpkin carving extravaganza (p31) followed by a special Festival Finale Parade (p31) get dressed up, join in, and keep your eyes peeled was that Beastie? Whatever you choose to come and see or do, we look forward to giving you a warm Juice Festival welcome this October. Enjoy! Rachel Adam Festival Director 2 3

3 Running through the underpass, playing in the park, eating tea, watching TV... FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Photomapping Our World Every day throughout the festival Mon Sat, 10am 5pm; Sun, 2pm 5pm An exhibition of photographs by children from Running through the underpass, playing in the park, eating tea, watching TV. In this exhibition, commissioned specially for Juice Festival, children aged 10 and 11 from St Aidan s C of E Primary School in have documented their own lives, photographing themselves, their families and friends. Where: Discovery Museum Tickets: Free, no ticket required Central Station Presented in partnership with Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums. Supported by Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums Business Partners. Photomapping Our World was inspired by Kingsmead Eyes, a project also led by Gideon and Crispin involving children in Hackney, London. Photomapping Our World is on display at Discovery Museum until 2 Jan The photographs were all taken during one week in June, coinciding with the start of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Working with two internationally known photographers: Gideon Mendel and Crispin Hughes, the children took digital cameras home and decided what to photograph

4 A group of teenagers do something bad, really bad... Write All About It Thurs 21 Oct, 6pm 13+ A live performance of three brand new radio plays written by young people, with audience participation built in. Three groups of young people aged yrs from Lawrence Jackson School, Heworth Hall Crew and SPARC Scriptwriting Group have written short radio plays as part of the Theatre Royal Newcastle s Seconds Out initiative. The plays will be performed by young people involved in theatre workshops at Theatre Royal Newcastle. DNA by Dennis Kelly 13+ Where: Theatre Royal Learning Space Tickets: 2.50 Box office: Online booking: Monument Wed 20 Oct, 1.30pm (schools) & 7.30pm (public) Thurs 21 Oct, 1.30pm (schools) A group of teenagers do something bad, really bad, then panic and cover the whole thing up. But when they find that the cover-up unites them and brings harmony to their otherwise fractious lives where s the incentive to put things right? DNA is a poignant and sometimes hilarious tale with a dark heart that has been described as Grange Hill for the Skins generation. Meet the cast after each show and join their discussion about the themes and issues contained in the play and the challenges of putting on this production. Where: Live Theatre Tickets: Schools: Free, booking required Adults 6, Under 18s/Concessions 4 Box office: (public) (schools) contact Sam Bell on Booking: (public only) Manors Originally commissioned as part of National Theatre Connections Performed by members of Live Theatre s Youth Theatre. Young Northerners Thurs 21 Oct, 7pm What does northernness mean to you? What s the most northerly place you ve been? Do you describe yourself as northern? Young people from Dame Allan s School, Sacred Heart High and The Dorothy Key create and perform short pieces in this lively exploration of all things northern see how they tackle this huge subject in just 20 minutes each! Where: Northern Stage Tickets: 4 Box office: Online booking: Haymarket 6 7

5 ...banana cake, plum blossom remedies, a storm, a wedding, a Jamaican cow and a hippopotamus! Whaletone Opera 8+ Be part of a UK premier and make your half term memorable by getting involved in this imaginatively created piece of community music theatre. Covering a wide range of musical styles, Whaletone is funny, dynamic and adventurous. The story involves banana cake, plum blossom remedies, a storm, a wedding, a Jamaican cow and a hippopotamus! The piece is in four acts, performed over four days and there are opportunities for families with children aged 8yrs or over to take part in Acts 2 and 4. For a fantastic three-day experience join Act 2, or for one action-packed day join Act 4. Or really get the bug and join both Acts! No experience necessary, but if you play a musical instrument feel free to bring it along. Children must be accompanied by an adult who will join in too! Where: The Sage Tickets: Performances: Free, tickets required Workshops: 3 per person Box office: Info: Britta Koerber, Fri 22 Oct, 6pm The Sage, Hall Two Act 1 performance by two local primary schools Sun 24 Tues 26 Oct, 10am 4pm The Sage ; Act 2 workshops for families Tues 26 Oct, 3pm The Sage concourse; Act 2 performance Wed 27 Oct, 7pm Northern Rock Foundation Hall; Act 3 performance by members of The Sage s Young Musicians Programme and The South West Music School Thurs 28 Oct, 10am 4pm The Sage ; Act 4 workshops for families Thurs 28 Oct, 6pm Northern Rock Foundation Hall; Act 4 performance Whaletone is created and led by Hugh Nankivell and Makoto Nomura and was first performed at the Ezuko Hall in Japan. Supported by the Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation and Daiwa Foundation 8 9

6 WunderKammer! Cast spells and stir up a witches brew of words... Chasing Shadows Wed 27 Fri 29 Oct, 8am 7pm Sat 30 Oct, 9am 6pm Helix Arts create opportunities for people to explore and unlock their potential by working with artists. Since 2002, with many partners, Helix Arts has involved young people aged 13yrs+ from across the North East. Chasing Shadows represents some key artworks from the last four years, and the exhibition features paintings, prints, photographs, films and animation. There will also be workshops for children and young people see website for details Where: Settle Down Café Tickets: Free, no ticket required Central Station Sat 23 Sun 24 Oct, 12noon 5pm Mon 25 Fri 29 Oct, 12noon 4pm Room of Wonders WunderKammer! is an exhibition created and curated by Blah Blah Blah BALTIC s teen group of wunderkind artists eager to share their work in a unique exhibition at the Sanctuary Artspace in. During the weekend of Oct from 2pm 4pm visitors can meet the team, enjoy a free family workshop and find out more about BALTIC s young people s programme. Where: Sanctuary Artspace Tickets: Free, no ticket required Info: Baltic reception Thanks to Sanctuary Artspace The Big Juice Read Walking with Witches Sat 23 Oct, 10am 12noon Old Town Hall Sat 23 Oct, 2pm 4pm & Tues 26 Oct, 2pm 3pm Newcastle City Library, Bewick Hall A hands-on, creative session where you ll be entertained, learn to cast spells and stir up a witches brew of words. The perfect start to half term and Halloween. Walking with Witches will be on sale at a special price, with author Lynn Huggins- Cooper available for book signing. Look out for 1,400 copies of the book in venues and open-air locations across Newcastle, where the book is set. If you find one, log on to and tell us what you think and who you ve passed it onto. Where: Old Town Hall, Newcastle City Library Tickets: Free, drop in event (parents must stay with their children during the sessions) Info: Old Town Hall Newcastle City Library , Monument With thanks to Tyne Bridge Publishing

7 An animated film made by and for children... Case of Belonging Sat 23 Oct, 11am 1pm What would you put in a suitcase to describe who you are and the world you live in? What special objects would you pick to remind you of home? With artist Alison Ashton and members of Jackass Youth Theatre, let your imagination fly as you make your very own case of belonging, dipping into a treasure trove of tactile materials. FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Where: Northern Stage Tickets: Free, places limited and allocated on a first come basis. Children must be accompanied. Info: Haymarket Jackass members have been presenting their cases of belonging at international festivals and events in Brazil, Germany and the UK. The Tate Movie Truck Sat 23 Mon 25 Oct, 12noon, 1.15pm, 2.45pm & 4pm (sessions last 45 minutes) The Tate Movie Project is the first of its kind an animated film made by and for children across the UK. Uniquely ambitious, the project uses great artworks to inspire 5 13 year olds nationwide to contribute their ideas to an animated movie. Don t miss the opportunity to contribute towards The Tate Movie with the arrival of the Tate Movie Truck in Newcastle. Watch out for the finished film which will be screened on the BBC and in cinemas in Where: Times Square, Tickets: Free, (parents must stay with their children during the sessions) Booking: Pre-booking available via Northern Stage Central Station Part of the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad, the Tate Movie Project is supported by the Legacy Trust UK, BP and CBBC. Bring along your ideas, an object or photograph that is special to you and, if possible, an old suitcase. After the workshop there will also be the opportunity for your case of belonging to form part of the set for a production by Jackass Youth Theatre (more details will be provided on the day). Spooky Cooking Sat 23 Oct, 2pm 5pm Alan McKenna, owner of McKenna s at Northern Stage, will teach young people a few food basics with some fun touch and taste tests. You can then design your own spooky themed menu and learn how to make a witches brew just in time for Halloween. FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Where: Northern Stage Tickets: Free, no ticket required Info: Haymarket 12 13

8 Animals are on the loose in the valley Young Ranters FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Sat 23 Oct, 3pm Stage 2, Northern Stage Sun 24 Oct, 3pm The Barbour Room, The Sage Tues 26 Oct, 6.15pm Old Town Hall Hosted by The Suggestibles, young people will deliver two minute pre-prepared rants on topics of their choice. At each event, expect 50 minutes of high energy as the ranters tell the audience what they really think and feel, and what they want to share with the world. Where: Northern Stage (Sat) The Sage (Sun) Old Town Hall (Tues) Tickets: Free but ticketed Box office: Northern Stage The Sage Old Town Hall Haymarket, Thirty young people from Youth Theatre, Northern Stage and The Sage take the mic with ten different rants at each event. Ouseburn Valley Family Day Sun 24 Oct, 10am 4pm A day of activities across four venues Where: Seven Stories Ouseburn Farm Northern Print Stepney Bank Stables Tickets: See description Manors Ouseburn Farm Visit the animals at Ouseburn Farm and make yourself a Halloween spider. Free drop-in event. Northern Print Make a paw print flag to take away with you and see which animals have been up from the farm and dipped their paws in ink. Free drop-in event. Stepney Bank Stables Book a horse ride for 5 (information and tickets ). Booking required to ride, spectators free. Seven Stories Make yourself an animal mask disguise. Entry fee applies What about the wolf? Sun 24 Oct, 4pm A 30 minute re-make of the story of the three little pigs for a teenage audience, created by members of Cultural Warriors from The Sage, all aged 18 25yrs. The performance twists around the traditional story allowing the audience more of an insight into the wolf s background. Join the performers afterwards for lively discussion and debate Where: Concourse, The Sage Tickets: Free, no ticket required Info:

9 An explosive weekend jam-packed with Hip Hop... Just Jam Weekend 7+ Sat 23 Sun 24 Oct Bad Taste Cru, Dance City and Juice Festival present an explosive weekend jampacked with Hip Hop activities, including Breakdancing workshops, a performance showcase and an all-day international battle event! Where: Dance City Box office: Central Station JAM and JUICE Showcase Sat 23 Oct, 7.30pm Come and see bboys, bgirls and groups from across the region strut their stuff and showcase their talents in this exhilarating celebration of Hip Hop culture. Young, up and coming dancers will showcase their dance ability and perform alongside professional dance groups, including the ever popular Bad Taste Cru. Running time: 1 hour approx Tickets: 7, Under 18s: 5 Workshops Sat 23 Oct Beginners Breakdancing workshops with Bad Taste Cru: 12noon 1pm, 1.15pm 2.15pm, 2.30pm 3.30pm Come and brush up your bboy moves or learn some new ones with the region s favourite cru. Advanced Breakdancing workshops with Breakdance masters from the UK and Europe: 12pm 2pm and 2pm 4pm. An exclusive opportunity to break and polish moves with the leading breakers. Two years experience or professional dance training required. Tickets: 5 Just Jam International Battle Sun 24 Oct, 1pm 6pm All levels are welcome to come and share their skills and battle with some of the UK and Europe s finest breakers. Featuring the best 12 bboys in the North East, the top 32 bboys in the UK and four special guests from Europe competing in the UK s top battle. Monuir from Vagabonds, France will return to defend his title and DJ Timber will be making an appearance on the wheels of steel, all the way from Barcelona. Three of the UK s most respected old school bboys including Tuff Tim Twist will judge the event bringing their unique flava. This event promises thrills, skills, explosive dancing and fun for all. JUST JAM! Tickets: Competitors 5, Non-competitors 10, Under 18s:

10 Events Listings With over 30 events, there s something for everyone. Check out what s on each day... Time Event Venue Page Age Suitability Throughout the Festival Photomapping Our World Discovery Museum 4-5 Families Wed 20 Oct 1.30pm DNA (schools) Live Theatre pm DNA Live Theatre Thurs 21 Oct 1.30pm DNA (schools) Live Theatre pm Write All About it Theatre Royal Newcastle pm Young Northerners Northern Stage Fri 22 Oct 6pm Whaletone Opera Performance The Sage Sat 23 Oct 10am-12noon The Big Juice Read Old Town Hall am - 1pm Case of Belonging Northern Stage 13 Families 12noon-4pm Just Jam Workshops Dance City noon-5pm WunderKammer Sanctuary Artspace noon-4pm The Tate Movie Truck Times Square pm-4pm The Big Juice Read Newcastle City Library pm-5pm Spooky Cooking Northern Stage 13 Families 3pm Young Ranters Northern Stage pm Jam and Juice Showcase Dance City Sun 24 Oct 10am-4pm Whaletone Opera Family Workshops The Sage am-4pm Ouseburn Valley Family Day Various locations, see p Families 12noon-5pm WunderKammer Sanctuary Artspace noon-4pm The Tate Movie Truck Times Square pm-6pm Just Jam International Battle Dance City pm Young Ranters The Sage pm What about the Wolf? The Sage Mon 25 Oct 10am & 1pm Scribble-Dee-Doo The Sage am-3pm Oliver Jeffers Residency Seven Stories am-4pm Whaletone Opera Family Workshops The Sage am & 1.30pm Family Fun at Fantastic Museums Great North Museum 21 Families 12noon-4pm The Tate Movie Truck Times Square noon-4pm WunderKammer Sanctuary Artspace Time Event Venue Page Age Suitability Tue 26 Oct 10am & 1pm Scribble-Dee-Doo The Sage am & 1.30pm Captain Black s Pirate School Old Town Hall am-3pm Oliver Jeffers Residency Seven Stories am-4pm Whaletone Opera Family Workshops The Sage noon-4pm WunderKammer Sanctuary Artspace pm-3pm The Big Juice Read Newcastle City Library pm Whaletone Opera Performance The Sage pm The Man Who Loved Yngve Tyneside Cinema pm Young Ranters Old Town Hall pm Jonathan Likes This Live Theatre Wed 27 Oct 8am-7pm Chasing Shadows Settle Down Café am-1pm Oliver Jeffers Residency Seven Stories am & 1.30pm Family Fun at Fantastic Museums Various locations, see p Families 12noon-4pm WunderKammer Sanctuary Artspace pm Lost and Found Film Screening Seven Stories pm Whaletone Opera Performance The Sage Thurs 28 Oct 8am-7pm Chasing Shadows Settle Down Café am-4pm Whaletone Opera Family Workshops The Sage am & 1.30pm Family Fun at Fantastic Museums Various locations, see p Families 12noon-4pm WunderKammer Sanctuary Artspace pm Whaletone Opera Performance The Sage Fri 29 Oct 8am-7pm Chasing Shadows Settle Down Café am & 2pm Beastie Secret Location am-4pm Pumpkin Carving Baltic 31 Families 12noon-4pm WunderKammer Sanctuary Artspace pm The Night Pirates Old Town Hall pm The Journey Home The Sage Sat 30 Oct 9am-6pm Chasing Shadows Settle Down Café am, 12&2.30pm Beastie Secret Location am & 2pm The Night Pirates Old Town Hall am-4pm Pumpkin Carving Baltic 31 Families 3pm The Next Level performance Baltic Square All Ages Sun 31 Oct 11am Beastie Secret Location am-3pm Pumpkin Carving Baltic 31 Families 3.30pm Festival Finale Parade Baltic Square 31 All Ages

11 A world of music, cocoons, scribbles and wriggles... FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Scribble-Dee-Doo Mon 25 Tues 26 Oct 10am & 1pm Explore a world of music, cocoons, scribbles and wriggles. Led by specialist musicians from The Sage and leading early years dance company, Bare Toed Dance, enter a scrunchy, fluttery play environment designed to delight. Full of surprises from dens to drawing on the floor, this movement and music based event is created for babies and children up to 3yrs, older siblings welcome Where: Northern Rock Foundation Hall, The Sage Tickets: Adults 7, Children 3.50 Box office: Online booking: Family Fun at Five Fantastic Museums For all ages, no booking necessary just drop in to any of these events Great North Museum: Hancock Mon 25 Oct 10.30am 12.30pm & 1.30pm 3.30pm Discover the amazing world of night time animals and create your own spooky bat or owl. Info: The Hatton Gallery Wed 27 Oct 10.30am 12.30pm & 1.30pm 3.30pm Mythical Beasts and Fabulous Creatures Come along and create your own artwork based on the griffin and unicorn images at the Hatton, add to the group drawing of mythical creatures and even make up your own! Info: Laing Art Gallery Wed 27 Oct 10.30am 12.30pm & 1.30pm 3.30pm Water Colour Day That s right a whole day of water and colour. Celebrate the opening of our new gallery, Northern Spirit, with water-themed activities and fun for all the family. Info: Discovery Museum Thurs 28 Oct 10.30am 12.30pm & 1.30pm 3.30pm Join the Discovery team in celebrating the opening of the Photomapping Our World exhibition by making a photographic self portrait and putting yourself on our giant map! Other mapping activities will also be available. Info: Shipley Art Gallery Thurs 28 Oct 10.30am 12.30pm & 1.30pm 3.30pm Pirate Printing Day Design and print your own pirate flag and bandana. Stripy T shirts optional! Info:

12 The Incredible Book Eating Boy Oliver Jeffers, Illustrator in Residence Mon 25 Tues 26 Oct, 10am 3pm Wed 27, 10am 1pm Henry loves books but not like you or I. He loves to EAT books! Over three days, Oliver Jeffers will be creating a special installation in the magical attic space at Seven Stories, inspired by his award-winning book: The Incredible Book Eating Boy. Drop in and work with Oliver to add your mark to the hundreds of books that will be stacked and suspended in the attic space. There will also be exclusive activities for younger visitors in the Creation Station. Lost and Found Film Screening Where: Seven Stories Tickets: Seven Stories admission costs apply. Family Passes available (children under 8 yrs should be accompanied by an adult during the installation). Lost and Found Screening 2.50 in addition to admission fee Box office: ext 715 Manors Thanks to Lit and Phil Library for providing books for the installation. Supported by Harper Collins Children s Books. 3+ Wed 27 Oct, 4pm Celebrate the finished installation by joining Oliver for a screening of the Bafta award-winning animation of Lost and Found, based on another of Oliver s hugely popular picture books. Followed by a public book signing. Signed books also available all week in the Seven Stories bookshop. Ages 3+ for Lost and Found film screening

13 Mannen som elsket Yngve (The Man Who Loved Yngve) Presented by Pickin Flicks 15+ When we migrate to an unknown future, what do we carry with us on our journey? Tues 26 Oct, 6pm Young cinema programmers aged have selected the award-winning Norwegian drama The Man Who Loved Yngve to receive its regional premiere in front of a Juice audience. Where: Tyneside Cinema Tickets: From 4 Info: Monument With thanks to TLA Releasing. It s 1989, the Berlin Wall is about to collapse, and the airwaves are full of the sounds of REM, The Cure and Jesus and Mary Chain. For 17-year-old Jarle, life is just about music, his punk band and the beautiful Katrine. Until the day he meets Yngve, the new kid in town... Jonathan Likes This Tues 26 Oct, 8pm When 16 year old Jonathan Fudge dies, his friends flock to his Facebook page to make sense of the horrible mess. But when Jonathan starts to respond, they begin to wonder whether their friend has disappeared at all. Join Paul James, Associate Director of Education & Participation and writer Lee Mattinson for a reading of Jonathan Likes This. Take part in a discussion about the future development of this exciting new script which will be performed by members of the Youth Theatre on the main stage in April Where: Live Theatre Tickets: 3 Box office: Online booking: Manors Mongrel UK present The Journey Home Fri 29 Oct, 7pm When we leave one country for another, what do we carry with us on our journey? How do we know we ve truly arrived home? The Journey Home is a poignant, humorous and sometimes surreal musical story of migration, inspired by Shaun Tan s picture book, The Arrival. Mongrel UK is an international ensemble of young people based at The Sage, delivered in partnership with the North of England Refugee Service. Where: Hall Two, The Sage Tickets: Adults 7, Students/Under 19s 3.50 Box office: Online booking:

14 Stranger still they re GIRL PIRATES, stealing the front of his house! The Night Pirates Presented by Theatre Hullabaloo 3-7 & FAMILIES Fri 29 Oct, 2pm, signed performance Sat 30 Oct, 11am & a signed performance 2pm When dark shadows come stealing down Tom s bedroom walls he thinks it might be monsters or ogres or trolls. But Tom s not afraid, for he s a brave little boy. So he peeps out of the window and what should he see but PIRATES. Stranger still they re GIRL PIRATES, stealing the front of his house! A fantastical moonlit adventure with puppets, song and ballet-dancing pirates. This delightful adaptation of the much loved picture book has been specially created for young children and their families. Where: Old Town Hall Tickets: Adults 7, children 4, under 2s free, carers accompanying wheelchairs free, 1 free place for groups of 10 or more PLUS 1.00 off entry to Seven Stories Oct with your ticket Box office: Online booking: Inspired by the book by Peter Harris and Deborah Allwright. Presented in partnership with The Egg Theatre Royal Bath. With thanks to Seven Stories and Council s Arts Development Team. Don t miss the special opportunity after each show to join illustrator Deborah Allwright at work, meet the cast and have a copy of The Night Pirates signed (books will be available for purchase). Captain Black s Pirate School 5+ Tues 26 Oct 10am 12noon & 1.30pm 3.30pm Hosted by Council s Arts Development Team Have you ever wondered what it s like to be a pirate? Professional artists and actors will help you to dress, act and talk like a real swashbuckling pirate! Where: Old Town Hall Tickets: 3 per participant PLUS 1.00 off entry to Seven Stories Oct with your ticket Box office: Online booking: Makeover complete, you will leave with an official certificate from Captain Black s Pirate School and be ready to join the audience for The Night Pirates October (ticket required). With thanks to Shipley Art Gallery

15 Parkour meets street-dance in this exhilarating new performance... The Next Level Sat 30 Oct, 3pm (in case of rain, 6pm at The Sage see description) Following their hugely popular performance at last year s festival we are delighted to welcome back the Urban Playground Team & Gravity Style with their brand new show. In The Next Level the award-winning Urban Playground Team combine their contemporary and urban dance styles with the astonishing skills of Parkour s cocreators Gravity Style. Welcome to the art of movement, welcome to The Next Level! In partnership with Newcastle City Council s Arts Development Team, young people have been working with Urban Playground to create microchoreographies as curtain raisers to this fantastic performance. FOR ALL AGES Where: Baltic Square If wet weather 6pm on the concourse of The Sage. See for up-to-the moment announcement. Tickets: Free, no ticket required The Next Level is commissioned by Juice Festival, Without Walls and Brighton Festival and Dome

16 Who s that hiding around the corner? Beastie Fri 29 Oct, 11am & 2pm Sat 30 Oct, 9.30am, 12noon & 2.30pm Sun 31 Oct, 11am Who s that hiding around the corner? What s that moving in the trees? Did you just see what I saw? Take a magical adventure with Beastie this autumn. Inspired by the imagination of young people, Beastie is a participatory performance for children aged 6 10 years. Each Beastie outing will last 90 minutes, starting from secret locations in central Newcastle. So keep your eyes peeled. Beastie is coming 6-10 Where: Starting locations for Beastie outings will be confirmed when you book tickets Tickets: 3 per child (this event is for children only) Box office: Tickets bookable via Northern Stage: Produced and Presented by Lone Twin. Co-commissioned by the Barbican, London; Steirischer Herbst, Graz; The Corn Exchange, Newbury and created with the support of The National Lottery through Arts Council England; Leeds University; Battersea Arts Centre and ICIA, University of Bath. Happy Halloween Pumpkin Carving Fri 29 Oct & Sat 30 Oct, 11am 4pm Sun 31 Oct, 11am 3pm Drop in to BALTIC this Halloween and help carve a thousand pumpkins! Dress up in your best spooky costume and get carving creatively with a team of professional artists from Baltic. There will be lots of pumpkins available but you can also bring your own. This event is free and open to all but during busy periods a timing system will operate. Don t forget to join the Festival Finale Parade on Sun 31 Oct (see below). Festival Finale Parade Sun 31 Oct, 3.30pm 4.30pm Celebrate the final day of Juice Festival in this Halloween themed parade over the River Tyne. FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Where: Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art Tickets: Free, but groups must book at least two weeks in advance Info: FOR ALL AGES Come along with friends and family in your best fancy dress with spookily carved pumpkins or any other scary accessories you d like and join in the fun! You ll be led by performers from Northern Stage with accompanying musicians from The Sage on a short journey where together we ll say a big goodbye to the 2010 festival in style. Where: Meet on Baltic Square at 3.30pm Tickets: Free, no ticket required With thanks to River Escapes

17 Live Theatre Broad Chare Quayside NE1 3DQ Map Ref E4 Dance City Temple Street NE1 4BR Map Ref A4 Newcastle City Library Charles Avison Building Newbridge Street West NE1 8AX Map Ref C/D2 Shipley Art Gallery Prince Consort Road NE8 4JB Map Ref Off Map Northern Print Stepney Bank Ouseburn Valley NE1 2NP Map Ref G2 Stepney Bank Stables Stepney Bank Ouseburn Valley NE1 2PN Map Ref F/G2 Northern Stage Barras Bridge NE1 7RH Map Ref C1 Theatre Royal Grey Street NE1 6BR Map Ref C3 Ouseburn Farm Ouseburn Road off Lime St NE1 2PA Map Ref G2 The Sage St Mary s Square Quays NE8 2JR Map Ref E5 Old Town Hall West Street NE8 1HE Map Ref E6 Great North Museum: Hancock Barras Bridge NE2 4PT Map Ref C1 Hatton Gallery The Quadrangle University of Newcastle NE1 7RU Map Ref C1 Laing Art Gallery New Bridge Street NE1 8AJ Map Ref D2 Sanctuary Artspace High Street NE8 1EP Map Ref E7 Settle Down Cafe Thornton Street Newcastle NE1 4AW Map Ref A4 Seven Stories, Centre for Children s Books 30 Lime Street Ouseburn Valley NE1 2PQ ext 715 Map Ref G3 BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art South Shore Road NE8 3BA Map Ref F4 Discovery Museum Blandford House Blandford Square NE1 4JA Map Ref A4 32 Times Square NE1 4EP Map Ref A5 Tyneside Cinema 10 Pilgrim Street NE1 6QG Map Ref C3 Travel Access Events within the festival are open to all and we aim to encourage participation, attendance Bus/Metro: Please contact the and offer a welcoming experience. If you have a specific access requirement we will endeavour to make the NEXUS traveline on event fully accessible wherever possible. Please let the venue in question know your requirements at the or point of booking or in advance. 33

18 Credits and Thanks With thanks to all the following organisations who as partners have made this year s Juice Festival possible. With very special thanks to everyone who has contributed to the festival s Delivery Group. Partners Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art Dance City Council s Arts Development Team College Libraries & Arts Jack Drum Arts Helix Arts Life Science Centre Live Theatre Newcastle City Council s Arts Development Team With thanks to all the children, young people, schools and artists who have made work for the festival. Juice Festival Steering Group Carol Bell, Kate Edwards, Jeanne Hale, Karolynne Hart, Vikki Leaney, Iain Watson, Katherine Zeserson Festival Director: Rachel Adam Festival Co-ordinator: Claire Newton Festival Assistant: Maddie Maughan Thanks also to the many festival volunteers! Photo: Steve Lomas AGED 15-18? LOVE FILMS? THEN YOUNG TYNESIDE IS WHAT YOU VE BEEN LOOKING FOR! SEE FILMS FOR 4: Sign up for a s Card and see great films for 4! PICKIN FLICKS: A fantastic selection of film screenings for young people, picked by young people. YOUNG SCREENWRITERS: Learn how to write your own film script on this exciting course. THE FACTORY: A brand new fun space to come and get hands on experience in film, animation, motion graphics and all things in between. NORTHERN STARS: Are you the next Ridley Scott? Come and get involved with our academy for budding young filmmakers. For more info on Young Tyneside Cinema, visit like Young Tyneside Cinema on Facebook or ring our Box Office on Pilgrim Street NE1 6QG Newcastle City Library Newcastle College Newcastle Community Heritage at Ouseburn Farm NJC Media Northern Print Northern Stage Seven Stories Stepney Bank Stables The Sage Theatre Royal Newcastle Photography Credits Richard Kenworthy, Peter Atkinson, Barry Self, Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums, Tony Griffiths, John Disley, Mark Savage, Dan Brady, Alison Ashton, Julie Ward, Jonathan Howard Davies, Adam Beer, Darryl Worbey and Gary Winters. Whilst every care has been taken in the accuracy of this guide, the publisher is not liable for any errors or omissions which may inadvertently occur. All information in the publication is subject to change. Details are correct at time of going to print in August Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums Tyneside Cinema Juice Festival brochure design El Roboto 34

19 Newcastle Initiative 9th Floor Baltic Place East South Shore Road NE8 3AE +44 (0) Presented by: Funded by: Juice is part of Newcastle Initiative s programme of high-quality, distinctive, family friendly festivals and events