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Our Man in LEOMINSTER – Eleni Edipidi

What an opportunity to start working on a fantastic project after 1 year of freeze. The joy of being outside, moving in the air, moving on the ground, moving in the rain, connecting with people, laughing, crying, keeping hydrated, keeping caffeinated, making new friends, meeting old friends, drawing, reading, storytelling, rigging, lifting, running, sweating…Connecting with…
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Our Man After Lockdown
Up to March 2020 we had worked and spoken with many people in Leominster and Bromyard and had a diary full of exciting events for Our Man in the Moone. The days disappeared under lockdown and we’re delighted to announce that our plans have been refreshed and revived. In the spring 2021 the project will…
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To the Moone – and Beyond

Our Man in the Moone is an ambitious community project involving adventure, storytelling, history, theatre, aerial dance, music and storytelling and we are delighted to be bringing the project to Bromyard & Leominster, thanks to ‘Hidden Gems’ funding. As regular blog readers will know, the ‘Our Man in the Moone’ project began last year in…
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Performing & Feedback
The culmination of 11 months’ work came in the performance on August 31st. The morning saw us set up in torrential rain and leaden skies but, come performance time, the skies cleared, the sun shone – as always happens with EVERYBODY DANCE shows – and the audience watched the spectacle unfold.Here are some photos by…
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Our Man in the Moone PERFORMANCE
A performance on 31 August 2019 at 4:15pmWhitbourne Village Hall Playing Field Join EVERYBODY DANCE for Our Man in the Moone, an entertaining community performance full of stories, music and aerial dance, based on an almost forgotten, locally written novel. On Saturday 31 August, at the playing fields of Whitbourne Village Hall, an outdoor rig will…
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Re-telling the story – Ben Haggarty

Tickets £3, available on the door or book on Eventbrite On the 50th anniversary of the first landing on the moon, join us for the retelling of The Man in the Moone, the first – and most extraordinary – work of science fiction created, published in 1638 and written by Bishop Francis Godwin whilst living in…
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