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For families and little ones this season
Posted on Thursday 21 September
Do you like to play, invent and build things? Almost Always Muddy is for you! The first half of the show you get to build in the junkyard then during […]
Where to find us online
Posted on Wednesday 20 September
Exciting times! We are now on Snapchat follow us at jabbmarket to see something special that is happening tomorrow afternoon! You can also find us at… Facebook: @JabberwockyMarket Twitter: @JabbMarket […]
Little Ones at Jabberwocky Market
Posted on Tuesday 19 September
In past seasons of Jabberwocky Market for families and children we have made cardboard costumes with Kate Eccles, danced with bugs as part of Second Hand Dance’s show Grass at […]
All about The Castle Builder in BSL
Posted on Sunday 17 September
Meet Jenna Johnson British Sign Language Interpreter telling you all about The Castle Builder (if you know BSL, of course). You can book tickets here at www.jabberwockymarket.org.uk & to find out more […]
This season’s Pop Up Theatre
Posted on Saturday 16 September
This season the show Ross & Rachel will be popping up at the Roundabout, Market Place it is a show about what happens when a couple who is always meant […]
Pop Up Theatre
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For our Jabberwocky Markets we gather people together to experience stories and theatre in sometimes surprising venues. This can include venues that feel like a traditional theatre like the Liddiard […]
Behind-the-Artists at Jabberwocky Market: Kirsten Luckins
Posted on Thursday 29 September
1. What does it mean to you to be sharing your story here at the Jabberwocky Market? In my experience as a punter, Jabberwocky Market is a really well-curated mixture […]
Pay It Forward
Posted on Saturday 24 September
It’s a long time now since the concept of paying it forward became a thing. The Hollywood film from 2000 captured the zeitgeist of doing something lovely for someone else, with […]
Blogger gets her hands dirty making a theatre
Posted on Monday 14 March
Well hello there my dear Jabberwockies, your resident blogger Gemma Hirst is back this year hoping to fill you in on the latest goings with the Jabberwocky Market events this […]
Announcing events for spring 2016
Posted on Friday 29 January
Sorry for the break in updates, we’ve been working on a load of new ideas for Jabberwocky Markets in 2016 and they’re really exciting, so we’ll start to tell you […]
Coming next…
Posted on Friday 6 November
The ink is barely dry on the last Jabberwocky Market, but we already have some news about what’s happening next. From 2016 onwards you will see a slight change. Jabberwocky […]
Festival Launch Show, review by Robert Mooney
Posted on Monday 19 October
Jabberwocky Market festival is something I look forward to every season and their launch night surpassed my expectations. Featuring Kate Fox, Mush and Flex Dance, much of the subject for […]
At The End Of Everything Else, review by Robert Mooney
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“At The End of Everything Else” by Make Do and Mend Theatre, while rather appropriately being the last show of this season of Jabberwocky Market, was not the reason for […]
Beats North, review by Helen Devonshire
Posted on Sunday 11 October
Beats North is a double bill of one-man plays about growing up in the north east and how music helps/hinders that journey. The characters Jack (played by Tom Booth) and […]
THIS IS HOW WE DIE, review by Helen Devonshire
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This surrealist storytelling involves an actor at a desk reading from a pile of pages, but nothing more is needed. It’s all about the words. Written and performed by Canadian, […]
Wot? No Fish!! review by Rebecca Parkinson
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Wot? No Fish!! is the true story of Ab Solomon, who drew sketches for his new wife Celie, detailing their lives, on wage packets. Over time, these beautiful sketches show […]
Suzy from Thanet visited Darlington
Posted on Friday 9 October
Re-posted from www.loopingtheloopfestival.org.uk See the original post from 5 October 2015 at www.loopingtheloopfestival.org.uk/blog/thoughts-from-darlington “Looping the Loop isn’t only a local consortium here in Thanet; it’s also part of a national network of […]