NUG CV
Tin-on-the-Railings installation, Stuff of Life Festival, Nottingham
Sustainable Village Greens, Village Green Festival, Southend
Dope Bird, Newstead Abbey (NAP & NCC) Arts Council England
The Grass is Greener, Newstead Abbey (NAP & NCC) Arts Council England
Station to Stump. Transported, Lincolnshire
River Stage (National Theatre) London
Greenwich Peninsular London (Home Live Art)
Memorial Gardens (Nottingham City Council, PRIMARY, Dunkirk & Lenton Forum
Stockton High Street Launch, (Stockton on Tees)
Monsters & Mischief, Nottingham
Festival of Thrift (Home Live Art) Darlington
Watch this Space (National Theatre) London
Transported, Lincolnshire.
Canning Circus (Performance) Nottingham
Clumber Park (National Trust) Nottinghamshire
Access All Areas 2 (Primary)
Calke Abbey (National Trust) Derbyshire
Transported, Lincolnshire
Hedley Villas Consultation activity, Nottingham
Access All Areas 1 (Primary)
World Event Young Artists, Nottingham
Long Eaton, Nottingham
Eastwood, Nottingham
Lakeside Arts, University of Nottingham
Hemlock Happening, Nottingham
Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham
Tattershall Castle (National Trust & Home Live Art), Lincolnshire
Attenborough Nature Reserve, Nottinghamshire
Embrace The Place (Home Live Art), Tate Britain, London
Walk in the Park, Nottingham
Watch this Space, National Theatre, London
BLINK Summer Sundae (Home Live Art), Northampton
City of London Festival, New Street Square, London
City of London Festival, Hampstead Heath, London
The Alternative Village Fete, Watch This Space (National Theatre & Home Live Art)
Following the departure of co-founder Simon Withers in May 2017, NUGs expanded and currently includes: Stephen Hall (facilitator), Alex Begg (technician), Audrey Leach (garden designer, horticulturalist and facilitator), Emma Lewis-Jones choreographer, performer and facilitator) and Chris Lewis-Jones, artistic director.
Prior to forming the NUGs Chris Lewis-Jones Simon Withers collaborated on various projects, these included: Cyril Seaton's Cycle Roots, The Seaton Study group 9which published the paper ‘Cyril Seaton: Saucy Surrealist or Fortunate Fantasist?’ (Published by Staple)). Chris and Simon also project managed two cabaret projects: OPEN Cabaret and Cabaret Pink, Nottingham (2005 and 2006).
Prior to forming the NUGs Chris Lewis-Jones Simon Withers collaborated on various projects, these included: Cyril Seaton's Cycle Roots, The Seaton Study group 9which published the paper ‘Cyril Seaton: Saucy Surrealist or Fortunate Fantasist?’ (Published by Staple)). Chris and Simon also project managed two cabaret projects: OPEN Cabaret and Cabaret Pink, Nottingham (2005 and 2006).
