Jules Howarth
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What I do:
Actor Performer Juggler Production Producer NASA UK Membership Officer
A little more about me:
I've gone to Burma for 5 months Nov 2014 - March 2015 to work on a project.
I am usually based in Cardiff and wish to participate more fully in the Welsh Arts sector. I am on the Steering Group of NASA UK - the National Association of Street Artists. www.nasauk.org and I'm the membership officer and website bot. In 2012 I worked for Hijinx Theatre in Cardiff on the Unity Festival as Co-ordinator and Stage Manager. I did a week of work with Touch Trust too, working with guests with multiple disabilities.

I am searching for Welsh-speaking performers, artist, producers in Outdoor and Street Arts in order to find and/or create a database of Artists working in Welsh.
I would like to develop as a Producer of Artist-led creative work in Wales and beyond and create links with other celtic-language-speaking artists and companies.

I worked as Production Manager for NoFit State Circus in 2012. I previously managed Swamp Circus Trust Ltd in Yorkshire from 2010-12. I have worked as an Actor and Solo Performer, workshop tutor and Corporate trainer since 1989 and produced two large European Juggling Conventions in Verona (1991)and Slovenia (2005). I lived and worked in Europe and in particular Holland from 1990-2006.
Location:
Cardiff
Projects I’m working on:
Membership Officer for National Association of Street Artists UK
Website for Performers/Arts Companies
Searching for Welsh-speaking performers, artist, producers in Outdoor and Street Arts
Was working on ... Unity Festival 2013 for Hijinx Theatre as Co-ordinator and Stage Manager
Personal Website/CV:
http://www.mrjules.net

Jules Howarth's Blog

For the Love Of It 2014 - gathering of street and outdoor practitioners

For the Love Of It 2014

For the Love Of It or FLOI is an annual get together of street and outdoor artists, producers, makers, activists and performers. Its a very informal gathering on the whole, and as much about having some fun together and catching up, making new friends as it is about serious disussion and workshops.

Everyone who comes Contributes to the event - by cooking, cleaning, set-up the space or by leading a workshop, giving a talk, debating an idea. In…

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Posted on January 16, 2014 at 8:22

Looking for Welsh-speaking performers/makers/producers/artists working in Street Arts and Outdoor Arts

Helo and Hello,

I'm trying to build a database of Welsh-speaking performers/makers/producers/artists working in Street Arts and Outdoor Arts in Wales (or indeed beyond Wales). I was recently energised by the work of Celtic Neighbours http://www.celtic-neighbours.eu/

and am working with a few performers in the Street and Outdoor Arts sector to seek out Welsh-speakers or learners in this field of work. I haven't found…

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Posted on February 25, 2013 at 11:28

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At 10:15 on March 11, 2014, Emma MacNab said…
Yes I was gutted I couldn't make it tonight. I really thought I'd be able yo get there in time but unfortunately my cat didn't grow wings (very inconsiderate I feel). Glad it was good. I'm looking forward to the next one. Hopefully see you there!
At 5:44 on November 19, 2013, Peter Cox MBE said…

Hi Jules

Welcome aboard. Hope you're well.

Cheers, Peter

At 5:19 on November 19, 2013, Simon Coates said…

Hi Jules

Welcome to the WalesLab group! Have a nosey round and get stuck in.

Just to let you know that we have another shortlisting day approaching on the 29th Nov. Give me a shout if you want to have a chat about a future project that you think might be right for WalesLab.

 
 
 

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