The Amphitheatre is one of our favourite places at Bestival. There's always such a great variety of spoken word, comedy, theatre and downright silliness, all neatly tucked away under the canopy of the luscious forest.
Next month sees the launch of a new hub for youth, arts, music, photography, culture and fashion. It's called ROCKET FUEL and it's going to be explosive!
Well done to the Ventnor Fringe team who have announced today they are set to expand the festival with the introduction of the fully-programmed Ventnor International Festival.
Ryde School's new artist in residence, Sue Bevan, will be performing her award-winning show this week as part of National Storytelling Week. Book now to avoid disappointment.
Seventeen year old William Perkins will be presenting his latest play, Development Hell, later this month in Ventnor and then again at Quay Arts in February. Book now to secure your seats.
Looking through the dozens of photos and watching the Channel 4 footage clearly illustrates that Bestival has still got it! Over four days, they manage to transform a small part of the Isle of Wight into an artistically creative, hedonistic paradise.
There are several chances to see Scena Mundi's adaptation of Marlowe's Edward II at Holy Trinity Church as part of the Ventnor Fringe. Check the Box Office for tickets.
There are several chances to see Scena Mundi's adaptation of William Shakespeare's Richard II at Holy Trinity Church as part of the Ventnor Fringe. Check the Box Office for tickets.