Katie Etheridge at The Old Clock Shop

Katie Etheridge is an artist working with live performance, video, installation, and sound, to create work for a variety of contexts including site-specific events, museums, and indoor and outdoor festivals. Her work is often concerned with bringing to life lost, hidden, and imagined histories through intimate encounters with audiences. Katie loves working outside in streets and fields, and enjoys projects that create the possibility for meaningful connections with local people and places.

Please note: this website is currently being redeveloped. If you cannot find the information you are looking for please contact Katie@oldclockshop.co.uk

Latest News Tickets on sale for ‘Field Work’

In May, as part of Caravan and Brighton Festival Fringe, Katie will be scratching the tarmac of central Brighton to expose and explore more lost, hidden and imagined histories.

Field Work takes audiences on a heightened journey through the North Laine, an area whose identity has radically changed over the past 40 years, but whose street layout still essentially follows that of the medieval fields it is named after.

This participatory walking performance may involve amongst other things: going underground, maps, eating, listening to birds and guerilla gardening.

Sunday 11th May 5pm
Monday 12th May 2pm, 4pm, and 6pm

Age 12+ Tickets (£6) are available from Brighton Festival Fringe Please note there is a very limited capacity.