Fairytales Gone Bad, A Joseph Coelho production presented by Half Moon Theatre
Half Moon is the UK's leading small-scale young people's venue and touring company; a local organisation with a national remit.
Francis Spufford
Francis Spufford is the author of five highly-praised books of non-fiction, including Unapologetic. A fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, he also teaches writing at Goldsmiths.
Bill McKibben
Bill McKibben is an author, environmentalist, and co-founder of 350.org, an international climate campaign that works in 188 countries.
Breis
British–Nigerian rapper BREIS (breeze) is a dynamic Hip Hop lyricist, educator and author on a mission to inspire, educate and entertain.
Broderick Greer
Broderick Greer first came to Greenbelt in 2016 and it was love at first sight. Since that time, he has moved across the States to take up his current post as Canon Precentor at St John's Cathedral...
Catriona Robertson
Having worked in India and the South Pacific, and travelled widely, Catriona now directs the Christian Muslim Forum.
Christopher Southgate
Christopher is Associate Professor of Theology at the University of Exeter. His interests include relating scientific knowledge to poetic vision.
Dantes Inferno presented by Craft Theatre
Craft Theatre is a London-based company performing physical, exhilarating, rigorous and thought-provoking shows.
600 People presented by Third Angel
Third Angel's range of work connects theatre, live art, installation, film, video, photography and digital and online media.
Aashiyana Arts
Aashiyana Arts are husband and wife Sohan and Aruna Kailey, a dancing couple who provide creative arts dance performances and workshops in Indian dance genres of Bhangra dance, Bollywood dance...
Asylum Dialogues presented by Actors for Human Rights
Actors for Human Rights is a network of actors dedicated to drawing attention to human rights concerns by performing testimony-based scripts.
The Michael Ramsey prize – to be presented by Archbishop Justin Welby at Greenbelt 2016
The Archbishop of Canterbury will be with us at Greenbelt this summer – to present the Michael Ramsey Prize for theological writing.The shortlist was announced at the Bloxham Festival last weekend....
Access all Areas?
A guest blog from Access Team volunteer, Wendy Moss--------------------I first came to Greenbelt back in the Deene Park days in the 1990s as a youth leader and group cook. I was fully able at that...
Monday headliners: Hope & Social’s ‘A Band Anyone Can Join’
We're pleased to announce a headline set with a difference for this year's 2016 Greenbelt Festival: Silent Stars. Bringing our Monday bill to a close will be festival favourites, Hope & Social. But...
Foundation – coming back to Greenbelt
We've been picking up quite a bit of chatter about people and groups coming back to Greenbelt this summer after a break. We're obviously chuffed about this. One group who tweeted about their return...