Previous Projects

Take a look at a selection of our previous projects, and perhaps be inspired. We can tailor events and activities to suit your theme as well as inventing our own spectaculars. Many more photos on the photos page.

Wilderness Festival: Illicit Snail Den

August 2012, Oxfordshire

When The Stompers discovered that we would be taking over the bandstand stage during Wilderness Festival's Bugsy Malone future cinema takeover, we knew we had to put on something really special. And so came to life the illicit snail den. A spherical speakeasy awry with gangstas, floozies, bookies, tricksters and the stars of the show - six giant African racing snails. Stakes ran sky high as bets were hedged and wads of cash and jewels changed hands. Some slimy characters were revealed as the rightful winners took to their podiums and post-race the snail den flung open its doors for a final electro-swing danceoff. Absolutely no snails were harmed during the making of the illicit snail den. In fact during the post-race speeches they all said they'd had a ball and weren't feeling even remotely sluggish.

Pangaea Festival: Glow Parade

June 2012, Manchester

What way to better interact with with four thousand fancy dress festival goers than to parade right through them, led by the wonderfully eclectic big brass tones of Perhaps Contraption with the boom of the bhangra dohl drum bringing up the rear? Between the two ends of the technicolour procession came twenty turbaned and sari clad knights and dames and a whole host of latin and ballroom dancers spinning the masked tango. W're not sure this could have gone any better really, though we do say so ourselves...

Apocalypse Survival Guide 2:
The Millenium Bug

April 2012

The Stompers, led by Professor Fugly declared war on the Millenium Bug in a last bid to save the world as we know it from an endless journeying back in time to be stuck in the 90's forever. The Stompers knew that only one piece of seriously advanced hardware would do the trick in the battle of the bug, and it came in the form of a few thousand miles of silly string. As the war raged, stompers and bugzoids alike became so entangled in each other that they had no choice but to dance a giant hokee kokee to euphoric nineties club hits...not a bad end result really...

Apocalypse Survival Guide 1: Mayan

March 2012, Islington

In head-to-toe feathered finery and war paint the Stompers went to battle with the clappers at the dawn of the Mayan Apocalypse. Islington's Electrowerkz was transformed for one night only into a site of tribal sacrifice. The Stomper clan competed in tribal dance offs throughout the night and the evening culminated in a bloody sacrifice from the gods of disco with a real (almost) beating animal organ at the heart of the bass heavy ceremony.

Outlook Festival: Water War

September 2011, Croatia

At Outlook festival The Stompers staged the wettest event since the Titanic itself. This was gang warfare at its slippiest. 2 masked rival teams, 2000 water balloons, 200 water pistols and 1 umbrella.