Taking pART, Bryn Aber
During the summer of 2017, NoFit State Circus worked with United Welsh Housing to deliver a series of weekly circus workshops alongside art and environmental sessions in the Caerphilly Communities First area of Bryn Aber.
The Transitions Project is a circus artist and teacher development programme, run by NoFit State Circus and funded by the Arts Council of Wales
During the summer of 2017, NoFit State Circus worked with United Welsh Housing to deliver a series of weekly circus workshops alongside art and environmental sessions in the Caerphilly Communities First area of Bryn Aber.
NoFit State Circus teamed up with Caerphilly-based housing association United Welsh to bring some special performances and workshops to Bryn Aber, Lansbury Park, Aberbargoed and Tredegar during the summer of 2016.
2016 | an exciting theatrical community event to celebrate the opening of Pontio, Bangor
Spotlight UK Circus is led by NoFit State Circus and Crying Out Loud and funded by the Arts Council England International Showcasing fund. The initiative comes at a time when British contemporary circus is at a critical stage of development.
Circus Xanti / Ali Williams Productions, Supported by NoFit State
Circus Past, Present and Future is project led by New Vic Theatre in Newcastle-under-Lyme, celebrating 250 years of circus in 2018.
Four of the UK's best contemporary circus companies will accompany NoFit State to showcase their shows at one of France's greatest arts festivals, Avignon Le Off.
Circus: 250 Years Young was a 9-month creative heritage project funded by Heritage Lottery Fund Youth Roots grant programme for NoFit State's Youth Circus.
Transitions is a circus sector development programme, run by NoFit State Circus and funded by the Arts Council of Wales
Circus Punks is a renegade performance night created by the incredibly talented NoFit State community.
To celebrate the 250th anniversary of Circus, NoFit State brings together their most promising young circus talent to perform a new piece, specially devised for Herefordshire’s Family Festival.
What happens when a group of young circus performers take their skills to the streets...
The children in need free circus workshops are part of a two year project taking circus to the children and young people from the inner city wards of Cardiff.
We are embarking on a six-month partnership with local school, Adamsdown Primary, in honour of Cardiff’s refugee community.
We have had the pleasure of building a new relationship with two incredible companies from different regions of Africa.
A 6 week programme of accessible welsh language youth circus classes delivered digitally to the most remote parts of Wales.
Making circus classes more accessible for children and young people.
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