It’s Back! PARt 2 of The PAR-teee will take place from Midday ’til 6pm on the 3rd September 2022 at PAR Track
Bringing together fantastic outdoor dance, parkour & circus performance with arts & crafts activities, great food and music, The PAR-teee is a celebration for the community of Par, St Blazey and Tywardreath.
Join us as we take another step into the wonderful for PAR Bay…
New programme coming soon….
A brand new performance-parkour show from the company behind The PAR-teee which celebrates Cornwall’s unique heritage as the engine house of an industrial revolution.
This year’s Ensemble have already toured the doorsteps of Par Bay, invoking the rebel spirit of the 1950’s, and the St Austell Seagulls Speedway team who tore up Par track back in the day… Now these rockers come together at The PAR-teee cafe but with a handful of change for the jukebox, it’s a lot more than tea that’s about to go down…
Triptych: a picture or carving on three panels, typically hinged together vertically and used as an altarpiece. Coming from a world of vertical flow movement, using floor, harness and counterweight, Yskynna develop a flowing sense of movement between performers. At the heart of this aerial show is an intention of being as water.
Meet the Thomas Sisters. Double the trouble, double the heart. A true story, a sad story. You’ve heard of The artful dodger and Nancy? Velma Kelly & Roxy Hart? They’ve got nothing on these Cornish Girls. In Part 2 we take a look into their lives beyond the historical records – who ended up running a gang in prison? Who ended up on ship to Australia?
We present Kesha Darling, a multi skilled walkabout performer. Combining acrobatics and clowning this is an act that warms the hearts of all ages. Expect good humour, gentle banter, and impressive feats of strength and balance.
You’ll have to look up to see festival favourite Vicky, our bubble blowing fairy who will be striding the site on her stilts.
Our mischievous Piskies Katie and Sam will be around all day looking to talk to you! If you have ideas for the future of the PAR-teee we’d love you to whisper it into their pointy ears… and tell us what you think of the day.
Don’t be surprised to see some Cornish miners on their way to work… Tash and Hannah from AMATA’s Theatre Performance degree will be entertaining with this comical nod to our industrial past.
Cornish singer songwriter Emma will play favourite hits from throughout the years.
Stay tuned
Stay tuned