Crossing the Line / The Watershed Project

Available to tour (small venues)

A 35 minute traveling Whitestone Arts multi media performative collaboration with Simon Warner and Stacey Johnstone (voice, Alex Mathie) exploring walking and inspiration.

The first performance for Year 3 artist of the Pennine Prospects Watershed Landscape Project for the Unbounded Moor was for a Symposium on the subject of Landscape and Literature, held in Haworth on 6 October 2012 as part of the Ilkley Literature Festival.

Later performed at two separate venues in Hebden Bridge

To discuss bookings contact Whitestone Arts / Stacey Johnstone

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Creative Workshop Space, West Yorkshire

Established in 2003 by playwright Judith Adams, artist / photographer Simon Warner and Leo Warner, creative director of 59 Productions, Whitestone Arts produces and facilitates creative, cross-media projects. At our base in the West Yorkshire Pennines we develop new collaborative work, supporting emerging artists as well as running and hosting workshops on landscape, art, dance and text. We also have residential and training facilities available for hire in our converted farmhouse buildings.

Judith Adams

Playwright & Dramatist