Elephant Rock by Moving Parts Arts for Hartleypool Waterfront Festival
"Charlie Comet " for Nottingham Puppetry Festival
comissioned by Flying Carpet Festival
Elephant Rock by Moving Parts Arts for Hartleypool Waterfront Festival
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THEATRE MAKER
PUPPET BUILDER
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GALLERY
CV HIGHLIGHTS
The Squid and the Sea (Performer), Tatwood Puppets, 2022
Introduction to Puppetry (Facilitator), East 15 Acting School,2022
Elephant Rock (Maker/Performer), Moving Parts Arts, 2022
Please Come Talk to Me (Creator/Performer/Writer), Scene+Heard Festival,2022
You'll know when it's time, Baubo Theatre, 2022
Douane (Artistic Team/Maker/Writer), Tás de Sable and UNIMA (France), 2021
Tine Rising (Artistic Team/Maker/Facilitator), Newcastle puppetry Festival, 2021
Charlie Comet (Creator and Maker), Nottingham Puppetry Festival,2021
Happy Prince (Maker/Puppetry Director), Packpack Theatre, 2021
Grotesque Bodies (Performer/Writer), Baubo Theatre, 2020
Union: Northern School of Creativity and Activism, 2019
Associate artist (Freelance Making assistant), Thingumajig Theatre,2019/Present
I am a man now! (Creator/Designer/Performer), Fresh NorthEast, 2019
Curious Beasts (Performer), Life and Limb Puppets, 2019
Ondine (Maker,Performer), Yojiro Ichikawa, 2018
Our Domestic Insurrection Circus (Performer), Bread and Puppet Theatre (USA), 2017
The Gates of Unfinished Life (Performer), Bread and Puppet Theatre (USA), 2017
Sea of Milk (Maker, Performer), Nyoman Sedana, 2017
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ABOUT
Jo Feijó (He/she) is an Artist, Maker and Puppeteer from Lisbon, Portugal. She graduated from East15 Acting school with a course in performance which, joined with previous training as a ceramic sculptor, served as the perfect skillset to work with puppetry, which she discovered and fell in love with during an Erasmus period in Romania.
His work spans across dance, puppetry, visual art, illustration, storytelling and interactive performance working from a multidisciplinary perspective on visual storytelling. Working both outdoors and indoors in all scales and spaces, Jo's work engages audience's imagination and play creating a world of that is less serious and a little bit more imaginative.
