Producing dynamic art in public spaces and enabling awe inspiring creativity.
Take a moment of quiet reflection exploring the fragile nature of peace and the strength of those who sustain it.
Explore themes of home, belonging and migration while immersing yourself in an interactive installation that casts a glowing rainbow over its surrounding environment.
Come one come all to Dr. Kronovator’s Flaming phantasmagoria as we transform Newark Market Place into a flame-filled experience for all the family.
Emergency Exit Arts (EEA) creates unforgettable events and participatory experiences using visual performance, processions, puppetry, music and pyrotechnics.
“EEA has been a consistent & significant player in outdoor arts for decades; the work embodies skilful interventions in communities & public realm events. Crucially, EEA has always looked forward – embracing new technologies & trends, as well as helping guide the sector when it engages with challenging subject matters, shifting circumstances & creative challenges. Their legacy is assured, as it reaches so much of the sector. Their future is vital to inspire & support future growth.”
“EEA provided an extraordinary fire and light production to help us celebrate Shakespeare’s 450th. They responded to our very particular brief and took our late requests in their stride.”
“EEA are a wonderful, creative organisation. Specialists in community engagement and cultural development. EEA were working on a medium term project with us and 6 months in they achieved more than we ever thought possible!”
“EEA’s unique Turtle and performers helped to bring Bestival’s Summer of Love to life, lighting up our new Carnival Night Parades and injecting that wow factor across the site! A pleasure to work with this wonderful team.”
“A highlight of this year's festival and an original take on the fire garden experience with a fantastic sense of immersion. The interactive components animated the Central Gardens brilliantly and the soundscapes really added to the atmosphere and other-worldliness of the experience.”