Corporate Friends of Freedom Rollits, William Jackson Food Group and Principal Resourcing
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Markets / Stalls Almighty Festival Bar
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Pirate Bar Big Top Bar
The easiest and safest way to access the main festival site in the Fruit Market is to travel ON FOOT down High Street under the flyover.
ARRIVING BY CAR
Members of the public with Blue Badges are advised to use the car park at The Deep. Park and ride information is also available www.hullparkandride.org.uk Freedom Festival encourages drivers to car share. The car sharing website BlaBlaCar connects drivers with empty seats and passengers looking for a ride, to help you both save money and save the environment! Head to www.blablacar.com to get started.
BY BUS
For those travelling around Hull and the surrounding areas, EYMS and Stagecoach Hull offer regular bus services into the city centre. Please check their websites for more information.
Welcome ...
…to Freedom Festival 2015! We’re thrilled to bring you another eclectic, thought-provoking and fun-filled festival programme, packed with established acts and emerging talent. As we head towards Hull’s year as UK City of Culture in 2017, Freedom Festival provides an early taste of the exciting times that lie ahead. This year, we’ve partnered with the Hull 2017 team to boost our volunteer programme, helping to develop the skills of the wonderful Freedom Ambassadors and Freedom Makers who are onsite throughout the festival weekend. From our Board of Trustees and all of us at Freedom Festival Trust, we hope your festival experience is safe, happy and full of moments that pique your curiosity, take you by surprise and keep you talking long after the final acts have left the stage. Thanks for your support! * Freedom Festival Trust is an independent, not-for-profit organisation established in 2013 to deliver Freedom Festival and an in-year programme of work.
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BBC Make It Digital
Travelling to Freedom Parking has been identified on the site map but we would recommend you check opening times with the car park operators prior to travelling.
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Freedom to Tell Tales
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Science Corner
Oresome Gallery
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Fruit 8
Periplum - The Bell
Reliquary 7
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The Megaphone Box by Omni Studio 2
Dinostar - The Dinosaur Experience 6
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Humber Calling
Studio Eleven 4
Yellow Bus Stage
World Village Market 3
Massive Battleships 17
Faust by Southpaw Dance Company 2
Festival Big Top
Festival venues and stages
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Over and Out, from our 2015 festival directors Walk the Plank, tells the tale of a lonely lighthouse rejuvenated when three lighthouse keepers are reunited. Festival-goers can follow the lighthouse keepers from the Fruit Market to the tower of light, as they return to try and bring the tower back to life. The audience will watch them dance a hornpipe under cascades of silver rain as the tower erupts with special effects set to music, transforming the Humber Quays riverside into a magical theatre of pyrotechnics and neon-bright lighting effects.
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Hull’s Paragon Interchange is city central and includes rail, bus and taxi services under one roof. The main festival site is just a 10 minute walk away.
TAXI
For advice on selecting trustworthy and reliable local taxi operators, visit www.hullcc.gov.uk/taxis. Hackney carriages will be available on Market Street and Princes Dock Street.
ACCESSIBILITY INFO
See www.freedomfestival.co.uk for info. If you have any problems on-site and require assistance, please speak to the festival stewards/security, who will be clearly identifiable in uniform.
Keep an eye on our website We want to make your Freedom Festival experience as easy and enjoyable as possible. For the latest information on getting to and from the festival, please visit www.freedomfestival.co.uk before you travel.
Rag and Bone’s Pageant will begin to animate the High Street in Hull’s Old Town from 8pm, followed by our opening night show:
Voices of Freedom Friday 4th September, 9pm - 9.30pm
River Hull - viewing from Tower Street Voices of Freedom is a mass choral performance centred on the River Hull, promising a stunning start to the festival weekend. It features Hull’s own Freedom Chorus and local people with a connection to the river. Join in and let’s hear your ‘voices of freedom’. Produced by Walk the Plank. Supported by Riverside, Riverside ECHG and Compendium Living
‘Voices of Freedom’ and ‘Humber Calling’ are both joint commissions from Freedom Festival Trust and Hull’s Roots & Wings.
Humber Calling
supported by KC
Humber Calling features six brand new artist commissions based around Hull’s famous cream telephone boxes. Curated by internationally-renowned artist Scanner, each new artwork is inspired by the 2015 festival theme ‘Broadcast: Voices of Freedom’ and in response to a new piece of music created by Scanner especially for the festival. See if you can find all six spread across the festival site; hear your own voice amplified in ‘The Megaphone Box’, listen to the secret radio station of ‘Restrict! Radio’ and watch as sound becomes visual in ‘Visualising the Voice of Freedom’. Restrict! Radio Cascade Arts
The Megaphone Box Omni Studio
Voice Box Russian Red
King Edward St
Queens Gardens
Little Village
Invisible Voices Gorgeous Arts Princes Dock St
Visualising the Voice of Freedom Zach Walker Queens Gardens
Network TAMPORA Clare Holdstock Wellington St
FRIDAY 4 SEPTEMBER
SATURDAY 5 SEPTEMBER
SUNDAY 6 SEPTEMBER BRIDGE STAGE (sponsored by Cranswick Plc)
YELLOW BUS STAGE
YELLOW BUS STAGE Public Service Broadcasting’s spell-binding live AV transmissions see them weave samples from old public information films, archive footage and propaganda material around live drums, guitar, banjo and electronics.
Famed for their energetic live shows, jazz-pop legends James Taylor Quartet have wowed audiences for more than 25 years and will headline Freedom’s Yellow Bus Stage on the Friday night.
YELLOW BUS STAGE
Rat Boy’s home-grown raps paint a lyrical dissertation of suburban Britain. Sitting within the same story-telling lineage of some of his greatest influences - Ian Dury, The Clash, Blur and The Streets, he observes the society around him in songs which flow with wit and disparagement. Jack Conman
12noon-12.25pm
Delta Vega 12.45pm-1.10pm Mr Wilson’s Second Liners 7pm-7.45pm
Hull Samba School 11am-12noon
The Talkdown 1.30pm-2pm
minima - the Phantom of the Opera 7.55pm-9.15pm
Hillbilly Troupe 12noon-1pm
My Pleasure 2.20pm-2.50pm
Mr Wilson’s Second Liners 9.25pm-9.45pm
Bossa Revista 1.30pm-2.30pm
Cannibal Animal 3.10pm-3.40pm
James Taylor Quartet 9.45pm-11pm
Mr Wilson’s Second Liners 2.30pm-3.30pm
Baby Tooth 4pm-4.30pm
YolAnda Brown 3.30pm-4.45pm
Breeze 4.50pm-5.20pm
shri and skeLmanthorpe brass band 5.30pm-6.30pm
Coaves 5.40pm-6.10pm
Get the Blessing** 7.15pm-8.45pm
Bull 6.30pm-7pm
Public Service Broadcasting 9.45pm-11pm
Vulgarians 7.20pm-7.50pm
**After Get The Blessing, why not go see one of our two 9pm Saturday night spectaculars ‘Over and Out’ or ‘The Bell’ before Public Service Broadcasting take to the stage.
Hot Soles 8.10pm-8.40pm
Festival Big top & the little village (sponsored by ABP)
Rat Boy 10pm-10.30pm
Festival Big top & the little village TICKETED EVENT
(sponsored by ABP)
Comedy Warehouse brings three of the country’s most hilarious comedians - Shappi Khorsandi, Jason Cook and Mickey Hutton - together for the first time. To book tickets, visit www.freedomfestival.co.uk
Voice Box*
The Little Village
12noon-8pm
BEES! The Colony
The Little Village
6pm-8.30pm
Comedy Warehouse Festival Big Top
TICKETED EVENT
TICKETED EVENT
Doors 7.30pm, Show 8pm-10.30pm
BRIDGE STAGE (sponsored by Cranswick Plc) The Bridge Stage on the Marina will host the best emerging and local talent, including a headline set from Hull favourites, the outstanding Black Delta Movement. Late Night Fiction
7pm-7.25pm
Spring King 9.25pm-9.55pm
OTHER VENUES Tubular Bells for Two: Two crazy barefoot Aussies wield over 20 instruments to faithfully recreate Mike Oldfield’s epic 1973 masterpiece. Performing Friday and Saturday – to book tickets, visit www.freedomfestival.co.uk
6pm-8.30pm
Revolutions Festival Big Top
TICKETED EVENT
Original Brew vs Payback
TICKETED EVENT
Festival Big Top
Doors 7pm, Show 7.30pm-9pm
Urban Astronaut Queen Victoria Square 11am-11.45am BY HIGHLY SPRUNG 3.30pm-3.45pm
BBC Make it Digital 12noon-6pm Visualising the Voice of Freedom *
12noon-6pm
Full stop AT ROSE BOWL 1pm-1.25pm 3pm-3.25pm 6pm-6.25pm THE BELL
9pm-9.40pm
OTHER VENUES New spaces and venues will be popping up throughout the site this year. The Freedom Bandstand on Wellington Street will be active throughout the weekend, featuring a medley of live performance, dance and music. At the same time, Hull’s storytellers, writers, poets and singers will entertain you in surprising locations as part of our Freedom To Tell Tales Storytelling Trail (sponsored by City Healthcare Partnership). From Wilberforce Gardens to a barge on Hull Marina, you can discover and be inspired by stories that explore people and place in unique settings that celebrate the landscape of this city.
Maritime Museum
10am-5pm
Doors 6.30pm Show 7pm-8.45pm (with interval)
Oresome Gallery
10am-8pm
HEX BY Harlequin Queen Victoria Square dynamite marching Band
12.45pm-1.15pm 5.30pm-6pm
Stolen Lives
WISE 11am-12.30pm
rhythm town BY Queen Victoria Square JUGGLING ON TAP
1.15pm-1.45pm 5pm-5.30pm
DJ PORK
Fruit 12noon-3pm
caution do not swallow! Queen Victoria Square BY COLLECTIF AND THEN
1.45pm-2.30pm 3.45pm-4.30pm
Street Gallery
Studio Eleven
Freedom to Tell Tales
The Barge (Hull Marina) 12noon-6pm
Fruit Trade Music Stage
Humber St 12noon-10.30pm
Love Our Records Takeover
Fruit 3pm-8pm
6pm-10.30pm
Fruit 10pm-2.30am
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Signal Intent
Nelson St - The Pier
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World Market
Humber Dock St
11am-10.30pm
Network TAMPORA *
Queen St / Wellington St Installation
Restrict! Radio *
Jameson St / King Edward St 12noon-8pm
Queen St / Wellington St INSTALLATION
Visualising the Voice of Freedom*
Queens Gardens - Science Corner
12noon-6pm
RestRict! Radio*
Jameson St / King Edward St
12noon-8pm
Invisible Voices*
Princes Quay
12noon-8pm
Invisible Voices*
Princes Quay
12noon-8pm
12noon-8pm
The Megaphone Box*
Queens Dock Avenue
12noon-8pm
Reliquary Queen Victoria Square
1pm-1.30pm 2pm-2.30pm 3pm-3.30pm
THE BandStand
Wellington St
12noon-10.30pm
LARKIN BIKE LIBRARY
Trinity Square
1pm-2.30pm
World Market
Humber Dock St
5pm-11pm
the BandStand
Wellington St
6pm-10.30pm
Reliquary Princes Dock Street
1pm-1.30pm 2pm-2.30pm 3pm-3.30pm
Rag and Bone’s High St / Tower St Pageant, followed by ...
8pm-8.45pm
Frantic by ACROJOU Princes Dock Street
4pm-4.20pm 6pm-6.20pm
Voices of Freedom River Hull - viewing from Tower St
9pm-9.30pm
Faust by southpaw dance Tidal Barrier
8pm-8.40pm
OVER AND OUT
9pm-9.30pm
Festival Directors
Humber Quays
Business Partners
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L’Hotel by Circo Rum Ba Ba The Little Village Voice Box* The Little Village TICKETED EVENT Edmund the Festival Big Top Learned Pig TICKET
12noon-12.45pm 2.30pm - 3.15pm 12noon-6pm Doors 12.30pm, Show 1pm-2.30pm
HairSpray
3.15pm-5pm
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Festival Big Top
BRIDGE STAGE (sponsored by Cranswick Plc)
QUEENS GARDENS (supported by Hull City Council) BBC Make it Digital 12noon-6pm Visualising the Voice of Freedom * 12noon-6pm Tangle 12noon-1.15pm & 2.45pm-4pm Science Corner 12noon-6pm BLOM 1pm-5pm
BLOM 1pm-5pm
jewellery exhibition
Network Tampora*
Official Funding Partners
Science Corner (sponsored by Siemens) 12noon-6pm
Pirates & Privateers Exhibition
TICKETED EVENT
Queens Dock Avenue
12noon-6pm
10pm-1.30am
gone in 20 minutes (HULL CITY CENTRE)
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The Megaphone Box*
Tangle
12.15pm-12.45pm 2.30pm-3pm
10am-8pm
Studio Eleven
signal intent Nelson St - The Pier
The Little Village
Doors 3.30pm, Show 4pm-5.30pm
Festival Big top & the little village
Young Jack 5.25pm-6pm
SIGHT SPECIFIC BY Queen Victoria Square RATIONALE THEATRE Company
Oresome Gallery
Creative Clay for Families
Shinobi Residents Party
TICKETED EVENT
Queens Gardens is home to Tangle, a stunning giant play space that uses coloured elastic to create a vibrant, live interactive artwork made by children and their families. Sessions start at 12pm, 2.45pm and 4.45pm
12noon-3pm
jewellery exhibition
Humber St
The Little Village, by Festival Big Top 12noon-8pm
QUEENS GARDENS (supported by Hull City Council)
11.45am-12.15pm 4.30pm-5pm
10am-5pm
Fruit Trade Music Stage
12noon-6pm
House Gospel Choir 4.30pm-6pm
Songs of Freedom - MODERN DAY PROTEST SONGS 12noon-1pm Crooked Weather 1.15pm-1.45pm Gracie Falls 2.05pm-2.35pm Pearls Cab Ride 2.55pm-3.25pm The Fronteers 3.45pm-4.15pm Skinny Living 4.35pm-5.05pm
Abacus / Car Park Savile St BY JANINE HARRINGTON
Maritime Museum
TICKETED EVENT
Voice Box *
BEES! The Colony
Black Delta Movement 10.15pm-11pm
Tubular Bells for Two Holy Trinity Church
Next to Festival Big Top
Bonnie Greer Festival Big Top - MALCOLM X DOES THE TALK SHOWS
Of Allies 8.35pm-9.05pm
Pirates & Privateers Exhibition
THE Little Village
TICKETED At the End of Festival Big Top Doors 12.30pm, EVENT Everything Else Show 1pm-1.40pm (workshop following 1.40pm-2.25pm PERFORMANCE)
Skarlett Riot 7.45pm-8.15pm
TICKETED EVENT
Revolutions is a new a play about 1989: a year of raves and revolutions. Created by Hull-based theatre company Ensemble 52 in association with Hull Truck, Revolutions has an original score by Steve Cobby (Fila Brazillia) and features live sketching by Gareth Sleightholme. To book tickets, visit www.freedomfestival.co.uk
LA BÉTE BLOOMS 9pm-9.30pm
Octopus 11am-12.15pm Hull Samba School 12.15pm-1pm Bugalu Foundation 1pm-2pm TREVOR ROOTS AND THE DREAD SUPREME 2.30pm-3.30pm Hoopelai 4pm-4.25pm
The Dinosaur Experience Dinostar
Tubular Bells for Two Holy Trinity Church Resident’s association
11am-5pm 12noon-4pm
TICKETED EVENT
Doors 6.30pm Show 7pm-8.45pm (with interval)
TICKETED Fruit 8pm-2.30am EVENT
gone in 20 minutes (HULL CITY CENTRE) ABACUS / CAR PARK Savile St 11am-11.30pm BY JANINE HARRINGTON 2.30pm-3pm RHYTHM TOWN BY Queen Victoria Square 11.30am-12pm JUGGLING ON TAP 3pm-3.30pm HEX BY Harlequin Queen Victoria Square 12pm-12.30pm dynamite Marching Band 3.30pm-4pm SIGHT SPECIFIC BY Queen Victoria Square 12.30pm-1pm RATIONALE THEATRE Company 4pm-4.30pm Urban Astronaut Queen Victoria Square 1pm-1.45pm BY HIGHLY SPRUNG 4.30pm-5.15pm Caution do not swallow! Queen Victoria Square 1.45pm-2.30pm BY COLLECTIF AND THEN 5.15pm-6pm
on thE streets of Hull signal intent Nelson St - The Pier INSTALLATION World Market Humber Dock St 11am-6pm Massive Battleships Wellington St 12noon-12.30pm 2pm-2.30pm 4pm-4.30pm Network Tampora* Queen St / Wellington St INSTALLATION Visualising the Queens Gardens 12noon-6pm Voice of Freedom* - Science Corner RestRict! Radio* Jameson St / King Edward St 12noon-6pm Invisible Voices* Princes Quay 12noon-6pm The Megaphone Box* Queens Dock Avenue 12noon-6pm Frantic BY ACROJOU Princes Quay 2pm-2.20pm 4pm-4.20pm
SATURDAY NIGHT SPECTACULARS (9pm) Located in Queens Gardens The Bell by Periplum is a theatrical 360-degree spectacle performance that draws audience members right into the heart of a critically-acclaimed sensory extravaganza explores themes of war and peace in a simple, moving story. At the other side of the festival site located at Humber Quays our alternative Saturday night spectacular Over and Out tells the tale of a lonely lighthouse rejuvenated when three lighthouse keepers are reunited. Festival-goers can expect the transformation of the riverside into a magical theatre of pyrotechnics and neon-bright lighting effects.
Official Ticketing Partner
OTHER VENUES An Introduction to the Story
WISE 11am-12.30pm
OF Yarico followed by a Debate Clay Journeys The Dinosaur Experience FRUIT TRADE MUSIC STAGE DJ PORK jewellery exhibition Freedom to Tell Tales Café Pirates & Privateers Exhibition GATUMBA MASSACRE DEBATE Acoustic Sunday Sessions Freedom Festival Closing Party
Studio Eleven 11am-4pm Dinostar 11am-5pm Humber St 12noon-6pm Fruit Space 12noon-3pm Oresome Gallery 12noon-6pm On barge on Marina 12noon-6pm Maritime Museum 1.30pm-4.30pm WISE 1.30pm-3pm Fruit 3pm-6pm Fruit 6pm-LATE
* Part of Humber Calling, inspired by the festival theme of ‘Broadcast – Voices of Freedom’.