
Working Boys
club
The Team
Jason
Adam
Dom
The WORKING BOYS CLUB, consists of twin brothers who are both artists and tradesmen. Together, they blend their skills to create innovative work. Jason is an electrician turned Circus Director, while Adam is a mechanic turned Musician/Designer Maker. The 3rd member of the group is Producer/Art Dad Dom from Activate Performing Arts, who is a musician turned Event Manager/Outdoor Art Festival Producer.
Their flagship project, SERVING SOUNDS, is currently on tour and available for booking. To see where they will be performing this summer, check out their tour dates.
"We aim to create connections through playful interactive projects which are underscored by complex social and economic issues"
SERVING SOUNDS is a multi-sensory sound installation that creates connection through music – a bar that serves bass rather than beer. The installation is a interactive work, playful and joyful, that can run throughout the daytime and evening.
Noisy Noise Noise is multi-sensory sound experience for young children and their families. With the help of a hundred very noisy kids in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, the Working Boys Club have made this fun, interactive installation to make sure that everyone is seen and heard.
A towering structure falls and rises before your eyes, powered by hidden mechanisms and your participation. Inspired by the simple magic of finger push puppets, 'We Break. We Build' is a reflection on resilience and the beauty of community support, an invitation for us all to reflect and rebuild together
Stay A While was a circus and theatre production directed by Jason and sound design by Adam of the Working Boys Club. The audience will be invited to ‘The Hotel’ to learn about romantic relationships and love. Its teachings will be drawn from the binary world of famous love stories, mainstream media and Western societies’
Rooted in the principles of mental wellness, Wellbeing Wells draws from research emphasising the importance of connection for our happiness. Talking to strangers can boost our mood and wellbeing, so with Wellbeing Wells we invite you to step outside your routine, share a moment of fun, and feel the simple joy of making a connection.
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Tour Dates
Noisy Noise Noise - Pokesdown School visit - 30th April
Noisy Noise Noise - St Lukes School visit - 2nd May
Wellbeing Wells (wellyphone) - Beechwood Hall, Cooksbridge - 4th May
Serving Sounds - Out There Festival - 28th - 31st May
Serving Sounds - Loftus Club 7th - 8th June
Serving Sounds - Redcar Kite Festival 14th - 15th June
Serving Sounds - Glastombury Festival -24th - 29th June
Noisy Noise Noise - Glastombury Festival -24th - 29th June
Noisy Noise Noise - Basinstoke Festival 5th - 6th July
Noisy Noise Noise - Festival of Brilliant, Biddulph 10th - 12th July
Serving Sounds - Mouth of the Tyne - 12th -13th July
Serving Sounds - Milton Keynes International -18th - 20th July
Noisy Noise Noise - Milton Keynes International -18th - 20th July
Serving Sounds - BD Festival Bradford 25th - 26th July
Wellbeing Wells (wellyphone) - Manningtree - 27th July
Noisy Noise Noise - Spraoi, Ireland - 1st - 3rd August
Serving Sounds - Pukkelpop Festival, Belgium - 14th- 17th August
Noisy Noise Noise - We Out Here - 14th - 17th August
Wellbeing Wells (wellyphone) - Broadstairs - 17th August
Wellbeing Wells (wellyphone) - Bognor Regis - 20th August
Serving Sounds - Festival of Fools, Belfast - 8th September
Noisy Noise Noise - Arts By The Sea - 6th - 7th September
Wellbeing Wells (wellyphone) - Witham - 20th September
Noisy Noise Noise - Arts By The Sea - 27th - 28th September
Serving Sounds - Wedding - 27th September
Serving Sounds - Wedding - 18th October
More Dates to Come...........
