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           A WEEKEND OF MUSIC, ART AND IMAGINATION INSPIRED BY THE REALM OF FAERIE
 

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  FAERIEWORLDS PERFORMERS
Each year Faerieworlds features wandering and theatre performers throughout the fest as part of the ambience of the event. To perform or be part of his years event please write bookings@faerieworlds.com

VILLAGE STAGE SCHEDULE
Saturday July 23rd
1:40           Dragon Scales
2:40           Shadow Circus
4:20           Tom's Kitchen
5:40           Shadow Circus    
7 :00          Sharon Knight    
8:25           Joshua Safford - Storyteller
Sunday July 24th
1:40            Sharon Knight
2:40            SJ Tucker
4:20            Dancing Moon Orchestra
6:00            Dragon Scales
7 :40           Joshua Safford –- Storyteller   

 
Phoenix Rising
Phoenix Rising is a performing arts troupe which originated in Santa Cruz, CA that specializes in fire dance theatre, stilting, costume design and wearable art.

Sacred theater, personal expression, and a unique blend of traditional dance and spontaneous movement are combined to tell stories of passion, creation, love, and mischief.  

Phoenix Rising paints a colorful, exciting landscape that allows imagination to carry the audience beyond their day to day reality.


 

The MudFaerie Experience
Amira the MudFaerie is a one-of-a-kind, organic performance artist that touches and entertains people of all ages. The MudFaerie blends music and art in a completely unique manner. Amira turns a pile of mud into a sculpted world of fantastical beings before the eyes of observers.

 

TOBY FROUD

Born in London, England, Toby Froud began his acting career before he could speak.  Starring in his first motion picture when he was still a toddler, he played Sarah's baby brother "Toby" in the Jim Henson film Labyrinth.

Recently, Toby has been working as a stilt-walker and dancing bear with a troupe that performed throughout England this summer. Wendy made his incredible costumes and Toby has become a master stilt walker. Toby is also very interested in film making and is working on a short film featuring puppets he has made himself.








JOSHUA SAFFORD
Joshua Safford appears in two forms Raven and Jeremiah Wiggins. Raven is a magical bird that does an act that is a curious combination of balance, eggstraordinary magic and lunacy. Jeremiah Wiggins is the ambassador to the faerie realm, as well as a professional storyteller that has toured nationally for over a decade doing environmental theater, and has been part of the Faerieworlds Festival from the very beginning. His tales are a wonderful cross between humor and fantasy and are sometimes blended with magic. Jeremiah Wiggins is also the human “translator”(I.E. creator) of the faeries’ newspaper, the Daily Crock.. (What pixies read with their morning coffee.) Jeremiah is not hard to spot, just look for the large faerie mushroom perched on top of his head. He’ll plop it down and spin you a yarn. For more information on Joshua, his characters, and strange fantasy products, check out his website at www.ravenstory.com/new

 

SHADOW CIRCUS
PUPPETRY THEATRE

Combining folklore, mythology, Lovecraftian monsters and pop-culture parody, Shadow Circus Creature Theatre has been one of San Francisco's most popular and outrageous puppetry troupes since it's formation in 2000. Using life-sized latex and foam creatures by puppetmaker Dave Haaz-Baroque, Shadow Circus creates a world that is utterly fantastic, and yet hilariously similar to our own.

"Haaz-Baroque's characters have much more depth than [Peter] Jackson's could have ever hoped to have achieved." -Silke Tudor, SF Weekly







DRAGON SCALES
With magic words provided by the audience the Faerie Queen helps the baby dragon to hatch. Experience the joy of birth and watch the new hatchling learn about life outside of the shell.

This show has been delighting people of all ages for over twenty years. The dragon is charming, hilarious, and heart warming, while the faerie is intelligent, witty, and beautiful. All costumes are made by international award-winning artist Animal X, who will also be starring in the performances.

Everyone who wants can meet him and the Faerie Queen at the end of each show. Make sure to bring some chocolate for the baby dragon –it’s his favorite food!