Member Directory

BOZARTS

0117 944 1717

www.bozartsevents.co.uk
bozarts@blueyonder.co.uk

Local Groups:

Key Clients

Charles Hazlewood - conductor and TV presenter
Cirque Bijou
Colston Hall
St. George's, Bristol
The Bristol Ensemble

Key Skills

multi-genre live performance, unique narratives using music poetry and visuals, leading South West artists, cabaret and improvisation, West of England Forum

Based in Bristol UK, Bozarts is a multi-genre performance organisation dedicated to expanding and transcending the concert experience – we tell unique narratives in words, music and visual projection. We offer fresh insights – challenging and stimulating audiences into new ways of thinking about music and culture.

You can see short promo videos of performances on the Projects page of the Bozarts blog at www.bozartsevents.co.uk.

“[Bozarts events] breathe new life into entertainment. The format of classical music with theatre and visual projection works a treat. It is strong, original, and a bit of theatrical dynamite. Fabulous.”
Charles Hazlewood

Key People

David Adams: Director
Bristol-based music theatre director David Adams has worked with Sir John Eliot Gardiner, Charles Hazlewood, Cirque Bijou, Scottish Ballet and Station House Opera. David has created a number of shows in collaboration with Bristol Ensemble musicians.
John Telfer: Performer
John took a degree in Music Theatre at York University and then trained at The Bristol Old Vic Theatre School as an actor. He has appeared in many productions for the Bristol Old Vic Company, and has worked extensively in theatre including The Old Vic and The Royal National Theatre and abroad. Television work includes 5 years in Bergerac playing sidekick Willie Pettit and, more recently, Casualty, Beau Brummel and Skins. Since 2003 he has played the Reverend Alan Franks in The Archers He is visiting acting tutor, director and musical director at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, and has directed for Bristol Opera and the Bristol Gilbert and Sullivan Society. John also sings with rock band AFGM, and composes for radio, television, and theatre - particularly for Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory.