Southbank Centre teams up with Hemingway Design to create their biggest event of the year, a spectacular sell out event for 3,000 people taking place across the 5 floors of the Royal Festival Hall. At midnight, customers have access to the to world famous River Thames fireworks. Joule was contracted as the Event Manager, coordinating all departments across the site and managing the site design. […]
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Southbank Centre’s Summer Festivals in 2014 and 2015 was the Festival of Love. In 2014 to celebrate the same sex marriage act and in a bid to rewrite the rule book of weddings, Southbank Centre held 70 weddings across the weekend, seating 2000 people for a wedding breakfast and parties in the evening with 5000 wedding guests. There was 6 wedding ceremonies in the unique […]
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Coastal Currents is a broad based arts festival, co-produced by Creative Coast and Home Live Art. For the last 3 years, Joule has provided production management support. Joule is looking forward to working on the next Festival in 2017. Free and accessible to all, this festival takes place in various public spaces around Hastings and St Leonards encompassing performance, live events, films, exhibitions and site […]
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Southbank’s Centre annual Winter Festival included Intrude by Amanda Parer. Intrude was commissioned to come to London from Australia’s light festival Vivid Sydney. The installation consisted of five 7m high inflatable illuminated white rabbits located in and around the Southbank Centre. The project also featuring a specially composed soundscape, available for live streamimg, Intrude was enjoyed by many thousands of people. Joule was asked to project […]
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This year Lollibop Festival increased its participation area, and they asked Joule to programme activities for under-10s to take part in and enjoy. Joule teamed up with Southbank Centre and programed music, dance, story telling, arts and crafts, poetry, den making, pirate school, bingo, hula hooping, dressing up and more to the event for 30,000 people across 3 days. As both project managers as well […]
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As part of the very special London 2012 Festival unique to London in this Olympic Year, Joule was honoured to be asked by the GLA to collaborate with the Royal Opera House and Emergency Exit Arts to present a water-bound operatic spectacle based around the enchanting Edward Lear poem The Owl and the Pussycat. The Opera featured a libretto from ex-Monty Python Terry Jones, a […]
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‘Not many musicians have the idea of turning an old warship into a giant percussion instrument and Orlando Gough’s …. one of the most inventive and spectacular composers out there’ Louise Gray, writer and critic. Orlando Gough’s piece, specially commissioned for the Thames Festival, saw HMS Belfast used as a giant percussion instrument, with 15 young male percussionists playing rhythms based on the last Morse Code […]
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Joule has been asked by Wendy Houstoun to oversee her artist management. Wendy has worked extensively as a solo performer and in collaboration with companies and artists, whose work challenges, enriches, and extends the boundaries of dance and theatre. She creates work for herself and other companies, which often combine filmic and writing elements alongside a playful physicality. She currently has 2 shows on tour: […]
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