Converging Paths Converging Paths is a series of new performance pieces made by Slung Low based on the novel, The Ground Remembers by Matthew David Scott.
Craig Charles Dance the night away with Craig Charles and his funk/soul DJ set. Experience the best in funk and soul from the roots of black music through to the current club sounds.
Acoustic Lounge Acoustic Lounge is back! Expect lots of new artists from the local scene, and some old faces return to entertain you. 10 and a half hours of fantastic FREE live music.
Stacy Makishi The Making of Bull: The True Story is a fusion of physical theatre, music, film and text. There is also a workshop on Friday 10th February 2012.
CYC Workshops Rave banners, Salsa Dance and a Silent Disco.All workshops and events open to young people aged 12 - 19.
Roller coastival Join the Rollercoastival gang for a day of Fun and Frolics with a Fiesta Feel...and it’s all FREE! Drop in...Take a trip to Brazil making funky carnival headdresses and drumming to the Samba beat, then join the Carnival Parade!
Sea Swim Sea Swim is dedicated to exploring how swimming changes the way we feel ourselves to be in our bodies. Swimming in the sea liberates the imagination and transforms the body; Sea Swim makes it meaningful.
The Pimptones With a knack for funky grooves and beefy breaks, Nick Pride & The Pimptones bring the horns to the front and turn up the beats!

Stacy Makishi - Bull: Your Own True Lies (Workshop)

Date: Friday 10th February 2012
Time: 2pm to 5pm
Venue: Scarborough Campus, University of Hull

Tickets: £3 (£7 for workshop plus performance on 11th Feb)

Bull: Your Own True Lies is a workshop that explores how to make original work derived from participants' own true stories, newspaper stories, family secrets, lies and pop culture.

Bull: Your Own True Lies includes strategies for creating text and devising visual images for your own performance. Some people call it ‘flow’, ‘the zone’, or ‘source’, this workshop will help participants ride the wave of the creative process and opens up new strategies to making performance.

Bull: Your Own True Lies is offered to anyone interested in creating performance. One must have a willingness to try out new ideas and an adventurous spirit to walk out into the unknown.

Hawaii born Stacy Makishi frolics with many forms including live art, film, visual art and physical theatre. She has performed at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Albert Hall, TATE Modern and at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. She has recently collaborated with TATE and B3 Media on Letters to Francis, a film made in response to the work of Francis Bacon. Stacy Makishi has over sixteen years experience as a facilitator and has been carefully cultivating crafty ways to catch artists off-guard. She has taught at Harvard, MIT, UC Berkeley, Wellesley College, University of Massachusetts and has been resident artist and guest lecturer at Queen Mary University, London.