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Spunout 2020 Workshop Timetable.Xlsx SpunOut 2020 Workshop Timetable Friday Hall Outdoor 1 Outdoor 2 Outdoor 3 Dome 12 noon EVENT SET-UP 1:00 If you arrive between 12 noon and 5pm it means you want to help set-up the event. All volunteers are welcome! Many hands make light work. 2:00 We ask that you help set-up communal and event facilities first and your own camp after 5pm. 3:00 4:00 5:00 EVENT OPENS FIRST come to the registration desk and check-in, THEN go find your camping/dorm spot and settle in. 6:00 DINNER 7:00 Making Henna Burn Offs Advanced Fire Eating Jam Introduction to Fire Learn how to make henna Gnor Staff - All Levels Jethro Fire Eating Sticks - Advanced Damon For those completely new to fire Hana 8:00 Board Games FIRE JAM Flint Steel Fire Lighting 1 8:30 Bring your favourite board games to play Get your burn on! Flint Steel Fire Lighting 2 Gnor 9:00 Fire Eating 101 Fire Eating Sticks - Beginner Jay B 10:00 onwards Saturday Hall Outdoor 1 Outdoor 2 Outdoor 3 Dome 8:00 BREAKFAST Tai Chi Wake Up Arms & Legs - All Levels Jethro 9:00 Handstands Intro to Staff Spinning Silk Fan Veils Hoop 101 Contact Juggling Hands - Beginner Jess Staff - Beginner Matthew Veil Fans - Beginner Fiona Hulla Hoop - Beginners Jaxx Contact Juggling Ball - Beginner Kai 10:00 Bottle Walking Intro to Poi Rope Dart Basics Sword Spinning Intro to Cardistry Your feet - Beginner Jethro Poi - Beginner Kel Rope Dart - Beginner Sarah H Sword - Beginner Ian Playing Cards - Beginner Hugh 11:00 Acro Yoga Fun Intro to Contact Staff Hoop - Folds & Hinges Partner Poi Sarah Maori Poi Making Your Body - All Levels Sarah F Contact Staff - Beginner Vaughn Hulla Hoop - Beginner Sophie Poi - Intermediate Matthew MYO Maori poi Samantha 12 noon Learn to Unicycle Intro to Maori Poi Pt1 Intro to Twin Staff Axe Throwing - sesh 1 Rubik's Cube Unicycle - Beginner Braden Traditional Maori Poi - Beginner Samantha Twin Staff - Beginner Jethro Axes - Beginner, 10 people Ben Rubiks Cube - Beginner Hugh 1:00 LUNCH 2:00 Applying Henna Designs Screen Printing Axe Throwing - sesh 2 Burlesque Pastie Making Henna Paste - All Levels Jess Print your own SpunOut t-shirt design Hana Axes - Beginner, 10 people Ben Make simple round pasties 16+ Lara 3:00 Clowning Around Intro to Dragon Staff Stilt Walking Whip Cracking My First Card Flourish Your Body, Any Prop - All Levels Sarah H Dragon Staff - Beginner Jake Stilts - Beginner Seth Whip - Beginner Damon Playing Cards - Beginner Hugh 4:00 Beginner/Intermediate Juggling Beyond Basics Poi Is This Just Fan-tasy? Flow and Meditation Balls, Rings, Scarves, Clubs Leighton Poi - Beginner/Intermediate Kel Fire Fans - Beginner Fiona Any Prop - All Levels Jaxx 5:00 GROUP PHOTO 5:30 * Working with Fire & Fire Safety * You must attend this workshop if you wish to use fire at any stage of the weekend Hana 6:00 DINNER 7:00 Fire Show Prep Fire Eating 101 Pressure Candle Training Shanan Fire Eating Sticks - Beginner Jay B For those completely new to fire Damon 8:00 FIRE SHOW Amazing acts from some of our best performers. Plus, bid on items in the FANCY STUFF AUCTION . 9:00 FIRE LIMBO 9:30 FIRE JAM Virgin Burn Space 10:00 Get your burn on! For those that haven't used fire before. onwards We help you light up safely for the first time. Sunday Hall Outdoor 1 Outdoor 2 Outdoor 3 Dome 8:00 BREAKFAST Tai Chi Wake Up Arms & Legs - All Levels Jethro 9:00 Flexibility & Contortion Body Tracing "Wrapped" About Rope Dart Intermediate Hooping Burlesque Pastie Making Your Body - All Levels Sarah H Poi - All Levels Shanan Rope Dart - Intermediate Fiona Hulla Hoop - Intermediate Jaxx Make fancy shapes 16+ Lara 10:00 Partner Acrobatics Sword Choreography Poi Throws & Catches Cardistry: Twirls, Isolations & Aerials Your Body - All Levels Sarah F Sword - Beginner Danielle Poi - Intermediate Aves Playing Cards - Beginner Hugh 11:00 Rolla Bolla Twin Staff Beyond Basics Intro to Puppyhammer Fan-cy Monkeyfist Walkthrough Rolla Bolla - Beginner Aidan Twin Staff - Beginner/Intermediate Jethro Puppy Hammer - Beginner Hugh Fire Fans - Intermediate Fiona How to make monkeyfist poi Kel 12 noon Swing Dance Maori Poi Pt2 / Next Level Staff Spinning - Beyond the Basics Axe Throwing - sesh 3 Musicality (theory) Fiona Your Body - All Levels Jethro Traditional Maori Poi - Intermediate Samantha Staff - Beginner/Intermediate Matthew Axes - Beginner, 10 people Ben Any Prop - All Levels Jaxx 1:00 LUNCH 2:00 Theraputic Flying Massage Screen Printing Axe Throwing - sesh 4 Renegade Musicality Jaxx Your Body - All Levels Sarah F Print your own SpunOut t-shirt design Hana Axes - Beginner, 10 people Ben Any Prop - All Levels Fiona 3:00 Beginner/Intermediate Diabolo Hoop Dance Pivots & Propellors Intro to Club Juggling Fire Choreography Diabolo - Beginner/Intermediate Leighton Hulla Hoop - Intermediate Sophie Dragon Staff - Beginner Shanan Juggling Clubs - Beginner Hugh Any Prop - Intermediate Jethro 4:00 CIRCUS OLYMPICS Crazy competitions requiring mediocre skills. Everyone is encouraged to participate, anyone can win. 5:00 Winner gets pick of the raffle table. 6:00 DINNER 7:00 Renegade Prep Shanan 8:00 RENEGADE onwards Weird, whacky and experimental acts. Get up and do a thing. Anything. Plus, late night shenanigans and the RAFFLE DRAW. Monday Hall Outdoor 1 Outdoor 2 Outdoor 3 Dome 8:00 BREAKFAST 9:00 EVENT PACK-DOWN We need lots of helpers for a speedy and efficent packup of the event. 10:00 Please stay until midday to help us clean up the event site and all get out by noon. 11:00 12 noon EVENT CLOSES Everyone must be out by noon..
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