Juice Festival 2011

20 11 Juice Festival 19 – 30 October NewcastleGateshead’s festival for children and young people

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JUICE FESTIVAL PROGRAMME

Big Juice Read Look out for Poetry on the Move throughout the fest ival

Just Jam

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P12 Daydreams & Diaries

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Inky Print Club

Becoming Art

P23

P16 A Thousand Tales

P18

P23

P15

Festival Finale Parade

Fantastic Flight Workshops Fun Cartoons and Mini Books

P18

Big Monster Wed

Fly by Night Check out First Press throughout the festival

P5

P15

P10

Halloween pumpkin carving

P7

Underneath the Floorboards

P19

Lawnmowers Beat This workshop

Botanical Bugs

The Rememberers

Young Tyneside Cinema: Juiced!

First Draft

Interact with Juice Festival and WIN prizes!

P11

P9

Art Jam

P4

P15

Lawnmowers Fool Ensemble

Brass, Steel Pan & Percussion workshops

P13

P18

Imagined Planets

P19 P14

P25

P22

Big Bugs Standing-up

P24

P22

The Power Tour

Dance Please!

P20

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Watch Out, Monsters About!

Two friendly monsters got lost on their way to the Monster Parade and became trapped in two windows – one in Newcastle and one in Gateshead. Help us to find them and tell us what you think they should be called to set them free!

Tell us their names by: • Emailing juice@ngi.org.uk • Getting in touch on Facebook or Twitter: www.facebook.com/juicefestival.NG @JuiceFestival Tell us where you saw the monster and what you’d like to call him or her.

Feel free to share a photo of the monster too!

Our new monster pals will then choose their favourite names – if they choose yours you’ll win a Juice Festival Goody Bag!

For more Monster fun and activities visit www.juicefestival.co.uk

Welcome to Juice!

Juice – NewcastleGateshead’s award-winning festival for children and young people is back for the fourth 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 NewcastleGateshead 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 young people, including First Press (p5), Poetry on the Move (p4), First Draft (p7) and A Thousand Tales (p23). These projects are the culmination of many months of work involving hundreds of young people and also act as stepping stones on longer creative journeys.

Juice is all about taking part and across the festival there are inspirational events for all ages. From Fly by Night for very young children (p14) and Dance Please! - Company TPOs interactive playground of movement, light and sound (p20), to Botanical Bugs with visual artist Nora Fok (p19) and a programme of the best Films to See Before You’re 13 and Films to See Before You’re 20 (p11), October half term is buzzing with new opportunities.

Join bboys and bgirls from around the world in Just Jam (p8), call into the urban Art Jam (p9), or join Kenny Baraka in The Rememberers – a live, Hip-Hop graphic novel experience (p16).

“NewcastleGateshead Initiative is proud to deliver a year round festival and events programme of which Juice is a highlight.”

Following the success of last year’s Finale Parade, this year’s event is even bigger, as Unfolding Theatre create a special Monster Parade (p25) – get dressed up and help sail the monsters away down the Tyne forever…

Sarah Stewart, Chief Executive, NewcastleGateshead Initiative

Whatever you choose to come and see or do, everyone involved in the festival looks forward to giving you a special Juice Festival welcome this October. Enjoy!

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Poetry on the Move Throughout the festival

Look out for nine brand new poems written by children and young people aged 8-14 from across the North East in response to the theme of ‘Olympics’.

Poetry on the Move will be displayed in bus stops, Tyne and Wear Metro stations, Fenwick and Waterstones in Newcastle and Metrocentre in Gateshead.

First Press Throughout the festival Mon,Tues,Thurs, Fri: 9am - 7pm each day Wed: 9am - 5pm Sat: 9am - 1pm

In July 2011, Ink Corporated, a group of art and design students from Lord Lawson School in Gateshead, headed to Northern Print for three days of action-packed print making.

FREE

The poets are Sophie Breen age 14, Georgia Bowman age 14, Codie Broughton age 11, Joseph Fitzgerald age 11, Ame Gupit age 9, Jack Handyside age 9, Molly Raine age 10, Heidi Warren age 8 and Leia Young age 9.

Poetry on the Move is presented in partnership with New Writing North.

Where: Look out for the poems as you travel across NewcastleGateshead!

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Pop into the new gallery at Gateshead Library to see their work in this special group exhibition created as part of Juice Festival and International Print Biennale.

Presented in association with International Print Biennale and Gateshead Library, the exhibition continues until 19 November 2011. www.gateshead.gov.uk www.northernprint.org.uk www.internationalprintbiennale.org.uk

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Where: The Gallery at Gateshead Central Library Tickets: Free Gateshead

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First Draft

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Thurs 20 Oct: 10am & 7pm

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Fri 21 Oct: 10am & 7pm

Underneath the Floorboards A dance adventure for under 5’s Wed 19 - Sat 22 Oct: 10.30am & 1.30pm

It’s Moving Day! John discovers a bottomless box that leads him Underneath the Floorboards and into a strange and magical world…

Doe eyed Fawn, blue bundle of fluff Guffy and punky Mimic lead John on a delightfully starlit journey home.

Filled with original songs and beautiful movement, parents can relax while children get to interact with the performers and the story.

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Sat 22 Oct: 2pm & 7pm

Join a greedy piranha, a poisonous frog and even a superhero dog, brought to life in this year’s First Draft.

Let them whisk you into space, to the bottom of the sea… and everywhere in between as the stories of 9 and 10 year olds are transformed from doodles on the page into short plays performed by professional actors.

Meet the First Draft team after the Thursday evening performance or visit www.live.org.uk/firstdraft First Draft has been made possible with funding from The Gillian Dickinson Trust, The John Thaw Foundation and The Coutts Charitable Trust.

The plays are: A Fishy Life

By Czarek Zalesinski Boom Pow, The Rabbit and the Rocket

By Chianna Rebair BushSnap Friends

By Harry Mulligan

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Click Fingers

By Saba Sheshkalani

A balletLORENT and Northern Stage co-production.

The Wonderful Adventure of Jinxo and Luminous

By Niamh Green There is a Hero Inside All of Us

By Maximus Lowthian www.live.org.uk

Where: Northern Stage Tickets: £8.50 adults, £6.50 children Box office: 0191 230 5151 Seating for this production is unreserved

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Where: Live Theatre Tickets: £8/£6 concession Family ticket: £22 (2 adults & 2 children) Crazy Character Creations Workshop & Performance: £8 per child Box office: 0191 232 1232 Manors

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First Draft has involved 9 and 10 year olds from Walkergate Primary School in Newcastle, Brighton Avenue Primary School in Gateshead and Valley Road Primary School in Sunderland.

Crazy Character Creations Workshop Sat 22 Oct: 12noon - 1pm

Create your own magical character through a series of drama and art activities designed to let your imagination run wild!

What would it look like, how does it move? Then come to First Draft and see more crazy character creations brought to life!

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Just Jam Weekend Sat 22 & Sun 23 Oct

Bad Taste Cru, Dance City and Juice Festival bring the best international breakers to Newcastle for an explosive weekend of Hip-Hop activities in one of Britain’s breakdance highlights. www.dancecity.co.uk Where: Dance City Box office: 0191 261 0505 Pre-booked tickets are essential for entry Central Station

With thanks to www.solesearchers.co.uk

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Jam & Juice: Hip-Hop Performance Showcase*

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Sat 22 Oct: 7pm

Workshops Sat 22 Oct

Superworkshop (Advanced)

Bboys, bgirls and groups from around the world showcase their talent, including Bad Taste Cru’s Aftermath, and performances from Trinity Warriors, Romy Kolb, Jack in the Box and Sana.

Tickets: £8/£6 concessions

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11am - 1pm

Three international bboys, including European legend Freeze (Ghost Cru), lead this workshop for bboys and bgirls.

Tickets: £10

International Battle* Sun 23 Oct Registration: 12noon - 2pm Preliminaries: 2pm - 5pm Finals: 6pm - 8pm

Share skills and battle with some of the world’s finest breakers from the UK, USA and Europe in the fourth annual international bboy battle.

JUST JAM! Tickets: £6 competitors, £12 non-competitors £6 concessions

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Beginners Breakin’ (7-16yrs) 12noon - 1pm

Bad Taste Cru introduce the art of bboying to beginners.

FREE

For ages

7+

Tickets: £5

House and Waakin’ (12+yrs) 1.15pm - 2.15pm

Austrian dancer Romy Kolb provides a masterclass in House and Waakin’ styles for beginners and more advanced dancers.

Tickets: £5

Art Jam

Clothing Customisation Workshops

Sat 22 Oct: 11am - 5pm

Join top names in the UK graffiti scene, including Girls on Top, Burning Candy, Mr Jago, ADP, Collaberation Nation and local crew Ghetto Method, to re-spray the 320ft legal arts wall behind The Sage Gateshead.

Sign-up on the day for hour-long graffiti and clothing customisation workshops in The Arches and really make your mark. Decorate your very own baseball cap (provided) or bring along your own trainers and t-shirt to customise.

Old clothing or overalls recommended for the workshops as you’ll be using spray cans. www.thesagegateshead.org Where: The CoMusica Arches behind The Sage Gateshead Tickets: Free, drop-in event. Book on first come first served basis

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*Please note these events are likely to be very popular – get your tickets early to guarantee yourself a place!

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Young Tyneside Cinema: Juiced!

The Young Tyneside Film Challenge – Gala Screening Sun 30 Oct: 6pm

Tickets: 75p, or submit a film to the challenge and get in free!

The Great Young Tyneside Film Quiz Thurs 27 Oct: 6pm – 8pm

Push your film knowledge to the limit with this special Juice edition of The Great Tyneside Film Quiz. Come to the Tyneside Bar for a night of trivia fun and the chance to win some very special prizes!

Make a short film on the theme of Halloween for a chance to win the very first Young Tyneside Film Challenge trophy, £500 of Amazon vouchers and a screening of your winning film.

Tickets: £1.50 per person, max 5 people per team Booking: 0845 217 9909

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Open to anyone aged 19 or under living in the North East. Films must be submitted by 14 October 2011. www.tynesidecinema.co.uk/youngtynesidefilmchallenge

Films to See Before You’re...

Sat 22 - Sun 30 Oct

A red carpet screening of the shortlisted films and a chance to see who gets crowned the winner of The Young Tyneside Film Challenge.

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Films to See Before You’re 13

The Big Juice Read: Steven Butler’s The Wrong Pong Join a hilarious underground world in which a little boy is mistaken for a troll and becomes The Wrong Pong.

10am every day

Sat 22 Oct: 11am - 1pm

Films to See Before You’re 20 1pm every day

See some of the most influential and exciting films ever made with this selection of 18 classics chosen by Pickin Flicks; the Tyneside’s Young Programmers’ group.

Visit www.tynesidecinema.co.uk for a full list of films Tickets: Just 75p as part of the cinema’s 75th anniversary celebrations!

Reboot: Machinima Workshops at The Factory

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14-19s

Mon 24 - Fri 28 Oct Screening 30 Oct

This week-long series of workshops lets you get involved in Machinima the art of making films with computer game technology and virtual worlds – with an expert film maker and virtual world designer on hand. There will be a special screening of the finished work on Sun 30 Oct. Tickets: Free, but places are limited To register interest please email paul.dolan@tynesidecinema.co.uk Where: Tyneside Cinema

Join the illustrator of The Wrong Pong, Chris Fisher, as he guides you through an illustration masterclass in creating your very own troll character. www.gatesheadlibraries.com Where: Gateshead Central Library Tickets: Free, booking required Box Office: 0191 433 8420, tic@gateshead.gov.uk Gateshead Sun 23 Oct: 2pm - 4pm

Meet Steven Butler, the brightest new star of children’s funny fiction, and hear him read from his newest book, followed by fun troll-inspired craft activities with prizes.

Come dressed as a troll for some troll-tastic fun! www.newcastle.gov.uk/libraries Where: Newcastle City Library Tickets: Free, booking required Box office: 0191 277 4100

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Monument

Look out for 800 copies of the book left across NewcastleGateshead from Sat 22 Oct, or head to the Seven Stories travelling bookstand at the events where you can buy books from the series.

With thanks to John Lewis

Box Office: 0845 217 9909 Monument

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Image courtesy of Puffin Books © Chris Fisher

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Fantastic Flight Workshops

Steel Pan Workshops Tues 25 Oct: 10am - 12pm (8yrs+)

Brass Workshop Wed 26 Oct: 1.30pm - 3pm

1.30pm - 3.30pm (11-16yrs)

Mon 24 – Fri 28 Oct: 11am – 4pm

Bring a bit of sunshine to your half term week and try your hand at playing the steel pans.

Celebrate the final week of Wallace & Gromit Present... A World of Cracking Ideas and unleash your inner creative inventor!

Led by the highly enthusiastic Lizzie Lowe, enjoy the rhythms and sounds of the Caribbean.

No previous experience or musical knowledge necessary.

Make your very own fantastic flying contraption for Wallace & Gromit’s getaway; build paper planes, flying rings, and helicopters!

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Tickets: Normal entry fees apply. Places are allocated on a first come first served basis Visit www.juicefestival.co.uk to download a free child entry pass

Happy Halloween Pumpkin Carving Mon 24 & Tues 25 Oct: 11am - 4pm

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Brass players (including saxophonists) are welcome to join this workshop for young people aged 11 - 16years.

Tickets: £3.50

FOR AGES

11-16

Tickets: £4

All materials are provided and you can take your flying creation home with you.

Where: Life Science Centre

Fancy playing a New Orleans style of music, with a funky fresh brass theme?

Drop into 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.

Percussion Workshop Wed 26 Oct: 10am - 11.30am

Beginners and experienced percussionists are all welcome to join this workshop playing tuned and un-tuned percussion instruments.

Steel Pan & Brass

www.thesagegateshead.org Where: The Sage Gateshead Box office: 0191 443 4661 Parental/guardian consent required at point of booking for some of these events Gateshead

Dip your toe into a range of world music styles and find out more about Rhythm Nation, a group for young people aged 11yrs+ that meets regularly at The Sage Gateshead.

Tickets: £3.50

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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 Sunday 30 October at Baltic Square (p25). www.balticmill.com

Where: BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art Tickets: Free, drop-in event Group bookings must be made 2 weeks in advance (min 1 adult to 4 children) Gateshead

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Dancers fly with the moon and sleep in mid air...

Fly by Night

Lawnmowers Fool Ensemble and Beat This Workshops

Bare Toed Dance Company Tues 25 Oct: Performance 2pm, Workshop 3pm

Fool Ensemble (clown & mask), Tues 25 Oct: 11am & 2pm

Wed 26 & Thurs 27 Oct: Performances 10am & 2pm

Beat This (percussion), Fri 28 Oct: 11am & 2pm

Workshops 11am & 3pm

Workshops last 90mins

Join Bare Toed in the fascinating world of sleep, where dancers fly with the moon, sleep mid-air, bounce on pillows and take a peek under the bed. Wake up to a world of sleep... all dreams are welcome!

Young people with learning disabilities are particularly welcome.

Join the Bare Toed dancers and musician in a fantastic after-show family workshop where children get to explore the beautiful set, designed with little people in mind. Climb, dance, fly and play along with the company (limited tickets for hour-long post show workshop - pre-booking essential).

www.thelawnmowers.co.uk

Tues 25 Oct: 6pm - 8pm

8+

Where: The Lawnmowers Independent Theatre Co. Tickets: Free, pre-booking essential Box Office: 0191 478 9200

Gateshead

Where: Seven Stories Tickets: £5 (includes entry to Seven

Enter the world of Jacqueline Wilson in an exclusive after-hours tour of her brand new exhibition Daydreams and Diaries: The Story of Jacqueline Wilson, and join in a party with a Tracy Beaker twist!

www.dancecity.co.uk

With thanks to North Tyneside Council, Newcastle City Council, Arts Council England.

Leave your grown-up at the door for a special event designed by young people from Gateshead Youth Assembly. The perfect way to let your inner daydreamer free.

Where: Dance City Tickets: Performance only £7 adults, £5 children Performance and Workshop £20 Family Ticket (1 adult & 1 child) Central Station

For ages

Daydreams and Diaries: Tea-time Tour & Party

You are invited to arrive 30 minutes before the show starts to enter the world of Bare Toed.

Box Office: 0191 261 0505

FREE

Join members of The Fool Ensemble and Beat This for these high energy workshops in clowning, mask and percussion. Each group will give a short demonstration of their work, before everyone joins in. No experience necessary.

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siblings welcome

Bring along your smart phone (if you have one) and join in a treasure hunt before finishing up with Tracy Beaker’s favourite treat: birthday cake in the Artist’s Attic.

Stories and event ticket). Parent/carer consent required on booking Box Office: 0845 271 0777 Manors

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Inky Print Club

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Wed 26 Oct: 10am - 3pm

As part of the International Print Biennale, join Northern Print’s Inky Print Club and make ‘Big Prints’.

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10am - 12noon & 1pm - 3pm

Create amazing miniature botanical bugs from seeds, leaves, pods and sticks, working with renowned artist Nora Fok and students from Newcastle College.

Using all the proper tools and materials come along and try printmaking. No experience necessary.

Materials will be provided and you’ll be able to take your new bug friend home.

www.northernprint.org.uk www.internationalprintbiennale.org.uk

www.twmuseums.org.uk/shipley

Where: Northern Print Tickets: Drop-in, no booking required

Where: The Shipley Art Gallery

All ages welcome, children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult who can join in too!

Further info: 0191 261 7000 Manors

Tickets: Free, places allocated on

Fun Cartoons and Mini Books

a first come first served basis Further info: 0191 477 1495 Gateshead

Tue 25 Oct: 10.30am - 12.30pm & 1.30pm - 3.30pm

Big Monster Wednesday

Working with illustrator and author of children’s books Liz Millions, learn how to draw creatures from your imagination. Turn some of your drawings into a mini book with a story too!

Wed 26 Oct 10.30am - 12.30pm & 1.30pm - 3.30pm

Big Bugs

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Help create a giant wall of monster pictures and join the monster trail around the Laing Art Gallery in this drop-in family event.

Be inspired by the weird and wonderful monsters of artist Mervyn Peake and, if you like, you can come dressed as your favourite monster! www.twmuseums.org.uk/laing

Fri 28 Oct

Where: The Hatton Gallery Tickets: Free, drop-in event. Places allocated on a first come first served basis Further info: 0191 222 6059

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10.30am - 12.30pm & 1.30pm - 3.30pm

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Big Bugs

From the miniature to the massive; bugs go BIG at the Great North Museum: Hancock. Come and help build a giant bug in our free craft workshop.

Materials provided. www.twmuseums.org.uk/greatnorthmuseum

Where: Laing Art Gallery Tickets: Free, drop-in event. Places allocated on a first come first served basis

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Further info: 0191 232 7734

a first come first served basis

Monument

FREE

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Where: Great North Museum: Hancock

Further info: 0191 222 6765 Haymarket

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TPO Company and Tom Dale present

Fri 28 Oct: 2.30pm Sat 29 Oct: 10.30am & 2.30pm Sun 30 Oct: 10.30am

Play with rhythms and re-mix sounds just by shaking your feet. Splash virtual colours across the room and spin crazy shapes with just a wiggle of your body.

Come inside a digital world of magical animations and spectacular sounds created by TPO’s awardwinning sensor technology. Help shape what happens during the performance with Italy’s leading children’s theatre company.

A collaboration between TPO Company and British choreographer Tom Dale. www.balticmill.com

Where: BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art Tickets: £4 adults, £6 children. Available from www.wegottickets.com, or from

For ages

5-10

BALTIC Shop in person Gateshead Produced by Crying Out Loud. Co-commissioned by Juice - NewcastleGateshead’s festival for children and young people, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Theatre Is… and Crying Out Loud. www.cryingoutloud.org

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The Power Tour Thurs 27 Oct 7pm (doors 6.30pm) - 9.30pm

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Mongrel UK present A Thousand Tales

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It’s band night at The Sage Gateshead!

Come along and hear exciting young bands from the North East, Humber and Lancashire. A jumping night of live bands and DJ beats!

What stories do we need to tell to keep us alive?

Sheherazade can imagine a different future, but can the power of her stories release her from the patterns of the past? With an international cast aged 15 - 21, Mongrel UK explore themes of courage, hope, freedom, responsibility and choice, presenting a new take on an ancient tale through myth, music, storytelling and songs.

www.thesagegateshead.org

www.thesagegateshead.org

Where: The Sage Gateshead Tickets: £2

Mongrel UK is part of CoMusica, one of twenty-one Youth Music Action Zones providing music-making activities with and for young people, and is supported by partnerships with the North of England Refugee Service and Seven Stories.

Box Office: 0191 443 4661 Gateshead

Fri 28 Oct & Sat 29 Oct 10am, 11.15am & 1.30pm each day

Your universe needs you! Become part of a musical mission to create an imaginary planet.

Using magical instruments, singing and movement, this hour-long family workshop will take you on a playful tour of the outer spaces of your imagination.

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Sessions last 60mins www.thesagegateshead.org

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Fri 28 Oct: 7pm - 8pm

Presented by CoMusica, one of twenty-one Youth Music Action Zones in England and Wales, providing music-making activities with and for young people.

Imagined Planets

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3-7 older

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Where: The Sage Gateshead Tickets: £7/£3.50 concessions Children over 7 welcome with parental guidance Box Office: 0191 443 4661 Gateshead

Becoming Art

A performance by young people inspired by Turner Prize 2011 Sun 30 Oct: 1pm - 3.45pm

Come to BALTIC to meet Blah Blah Blah, BALTIC’s teen panel, and experience their own unique interpretation of Turner Prize 2011.

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Throughout the building, Blah Blah Blah will deliver a series of interactive performances to stimulate conversation about Turner Prize 2011 and surprise visitors with their abstract costumes and creativity.

At 3:30pm, Blah Blah Blah, together with young people from Live Theatre, will present a finale performance in Quay. www.balticmill.com

Where: The Sage Gateshead Tickets: £3 per person, 2nd child half price

Where: BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Box Office: 0191 443 4661

Tickets: Free, no ticket required

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Join us as we make a stand against things that go bump in the night!

Standing-Up Sat 29 Oct: 8pm

Festival Finale:

Where: Live Theatre Tickets: £8/6 concessions

Seven of the North East’s most talented young comedians aged 16-25 take the stage to entertain you.

Don’t miss some of the best young stand-up comedians as they present their own brand of new comedy material. This is a one night only event and promises to be a hilarious evening of sidesplitting comedy. www.live.org.uk

WARNING: may contain strong language.

The Monster Parade

Box Office: 0191 232 1232 Manors

Sun 30 Oct: 4.30pm - 5.30pm

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15+

It’s twilight on the eve of Halloween and it’s time to banish those monsters for good!

Unfolding Theatre with Bill Quay Primary School and West End Women and Girls Centre present: The Monster Parade!

It’s your opportunity to face the monsters of your imagination, chase them from under the bed and send them all away down the Tyne for good.

Get dressed up and join in the fun with live music from young musicians from The Sage Gateshead. Bring along a monster you’ve made to add to the party on Baltic Square. www.juicefestival.co.uk

With thanks to River Escapes.

Where: Meet from 4pm at Baltic Square, Gateshead Quays Tickets: Free, no ticket required Gateshead

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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 and to all the festival’s funders and supporters.”

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- Carol Bell, Head of Culture and Major Events at NewcastleGateshead Initiative

Partners Apples and Snakes BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

With thanks to all the children, young people, schools and artists who have made work for the festival.

Dance City

Juice Festival Steering Group

Gateshead Libraries and Arts

Carol Bell, Kate Edwards, Jeanne Hale, Karolynne Hart, Vikki Leaney, Iain Watson, Katherine Zeserson

Gateshead Arts Development Team Lawnmowers Theatre Company Life Science Centre Live Theatre

Festival Director: Rachel Adam Festival Producer & Projects Manager: Claire Newton

Metro Radio

Thanks also to the many festival volunteers!

New Writing North

Image Credits

Newcastle City Library

Michael Halliday, Graeme Braidwood, Cristian Ortiz AKA CROM, Puffin Books, Chris Fisher, Zoe Roberts, Frank Hills, Keith Pattison, Ellie Kurtz, Richard Kenworthy, Peter Atkinson and Dan Brady.

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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 2011.

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BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art / Baltic Square South Shore Road Gateshead NE8 3BA 0191 478 1810 Map Ref – G6 Dance City Temple Street Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4BR 0191 261 0505 Map Ref – B5 Gateshead Central Library Prince Consort Road, Gateshead, NE8 4LN 0191 433 3000 Map ref - Off Map Great North Museum: Hancock Barras Bridge Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 4PT 0191 222 6765 Map Ref – D1 Hatton Gallery The Quadrangle University of Newcastle Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RU 0191 222 6057 Map Ref – C2

Life Science Centre Times Square Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne And Wear NE1 4EP 0191 243 8210 Map Ref - B6 Live Theatre Broad Chare Quayside Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 3DQ 0191 232 1232 Map Ref – F5 Newcastle City Library Charles Avison Building Newbridge Street West Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 8AX 0845 002 0336 Map Ref – D4 Northern Print Stepney Bank Ouseburn Valley Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 2NP 0191 261 7000 Map Ref – H3 Northern Stage Barras Bridge Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RH 0191 230 5151 Map Ref – D2

Seven Stories, The Centre for Children’s Books 30 Lime Street Ouseburn Valley Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 2PQ 0845 271 0777 ext 715 Map Ref – H4

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Shipley Art Gallery Prince Consort Road Gateshead NE8 4JB 0191 477 1495 Map Ref – Off Map The Lawnmowers Theatre Co. Swinburne House Swinburne Street Gateshead NE8 1AX Map Ref - F7 The Sage Gateshead St Mary’s Square Gateshead Quays Gateshead NE8 2JR 0191 443 4661 Map Ref – F6 Tyneside Cinema 10 Pilgrim Street Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6QG 0845 217 9909 Map Ref – D4

Laing Art Gallery New Bridge Street Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 8AJ 0191 232 7734 Map Ref – E4

Access Events within the festival are open to all and we aim to encourage participation, attendance and offer a welcoming experience. If you have a specific access requirement we will endeavour to make the event fully accessible wherever possible.

Please let the venue in question know your requirements at the point of booking or in advance.

In addition, Arts Connect is a programme that aims to link children and young people with learning disabilities to inclusive arts and cultural activity. If you would like advice about accessing inclusive activity during Juice Festival please contact Arts Development Officer Emily Crallan on 0191 278 2961 / 07825 434 175 or email emily.crallan@newcastle.gov.uk

Travel Bus/Metro: Please contact the NEXUS traveline on 0871 200 2233 or www.travelinenortheast.info

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Aged 14-19 and Love films? Young Tyneside is your chance to see the best movies for less, programme films at the Tyneside, try your hand at screenwriting or even shoot your very own movie.

To find out more visit www.tynesidecinema.co.uk/ young-tyneside, like Young Tyneside Cinema on Facebook or ring our Box Office on 0845 217 9909.

Tyneside Cinema Pilgrim Street Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6QG 0845 217 9909 www.tynesidecinema.co.uk/young-tyneside Young Tyneside is funded by:

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NewcastleGateshead Initiative 9th Floor, Baltic Place East, South Shore Road, Gateshead NE8 3AE

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NewcastleGateshead Initiative produces and develops Juice Festival as part of its festivals and events programme

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