“Out and about on site were Clik Clik, a group of very excitable people who sang and danced and paraded all over the place, this is the second festival I have seen them at and they really make everyone laugh and smile.”
Review of Green Man festival by Vicky Lane from festivalkidz.com August 2014.
‘I have come into contact with Clik Clik Collective through a number of different projects during my work as Arts Development Officer in Worcestershire.
There is a professional, well informed, approachable and flexible approach to the work, with a broad skill set which enables it to be highly responsive to a range of arts briefs. Clik Clik work well with a wide range of clients from community to corporate, just what the County needs. I look forward to future work.’
Loz Samuels, Arts officer Wyre Forest District Council
“Clik Clik provided an exciting and energetic ‘sound’ at the ‘Snodfest 2014’ workshops. Many children enjoyed blowing, hitting and shaking a variety of usual, and unusual musical instruments. This Clik Clik workshop facilitated the kids to enjoy the freedom to make sound, but also got them to listen and form a band in a short period of time. It even sounded musical for moments…the mission was accomplished…kids making music.”
Alison Double – workshop coordinator Snodfest community festival Oct 14
“This year Swingamajig had the pleasure of welcoming the Clik Clik collective to entertain the crowds with the head in hole experience. Do you dare to put your face in their holes and be tampered with in weird and wonderful ways, and get photographed with no clue quite how brilliant or rediculous you look! Yes this is what Clik Clik was up to and boy did it do an amazing job, attracting a queue of intrigued punters waiting to be snapped in this bizzarre set up. Full of energy from start to end and loving what they do, I lift my hat off to the lovely Clik Clik and crew. I look forward to working with them again in the future and cant wait to see what weird and wonderful things she thinks of next.”
Christine Dent, walkabout coordinator, Swingamajig Festival May 2014
“I was visiting relatives in Worcester for the Victorian xmas fair and were on our way home when along came the most surreal, theatrical and fantastical funeral procession. It was the Clik Clik Collective and we stopped to listen. They were BRILLIANT and it made our trip extra-special”.
Mary Evans . December 2013
