Out There: Bracknell Festival 2004
Friday 2nd to Sunday 4th July 2004South Hill Park Arts Centre. Ringmead, Birch Hill, Bracknell, RG12 7PA, England MAP
weekend £50; Friday £20; Saturday £25; Sunday £25 (until end of May)
Lemon Jelly
Joining them over the weekend of 2nd-4th July in the setting of South Hill Parks 18th century mansion and grounds in Bracknell, Berkshire, are a host of acts, including DJ sets from Gilles Peterson and Jerry Dammers, contemporary soul from Detroit native Amp Fiddler, plus the superb Quantic Soul Orchestra, Ninja Tunes refreshing down tempo artist Bonobo and the magpie punk funk of label mates Pest, and much more. For the music line-up by day, click here.
As well as the music, there's a programme of circus, theatre, multimedia, street theatre and site-specific installations happening simultaneously throughout the weekend. For example, on the closing day of the festival acclaimed street theatre company The Strangelings take over the grounds by staging a Bakers Revolt which overthrows modern politics in favour of a new order based purely on bread.
Tickets are on sale, priced at just £50 for all three days (including camping), £20 for Friday, and £25 each day for Saturday and Sunday. Children 10 years and under are admitted free but must be accompanied by a ticket holding adult. Helpers accompanying wheelchair users are entitled to a complimentary ticket. There is also a seperate reduction for age groups 11-14 years & 15-17 years. To book any type of concession please call 01344 424123.
