Udderbelly is a flexible temporary structure that can be used for a variety of events and purposes. The word "tent" does not do it justice as it can be anything from a plain white/silver covered flat space, to a large upside-down purple cow containing a 400 seat venue with a large stage and fully-equipped lighting and sound rigs for plays, concerts, comedy shows, corporate events, product demos, music festivals and other events.
Edinburgh Festival Fringe
The E4 Udderbelly was launched in 2006 and has been grazzing in it's own Pasture in Bristo Square in the centre of Edinburgh's Old Town each Festival since. Close to the Gilded Balloon and Pleasance Dome this huge upside down purple cow has become a landmark and the amazing vibe has established a new hub for the Fringe Festival.
WHAT THEY HAVE SAID ABOUT US
“The success of the giant, purple, inflatable upside-down cow is testified by the large crowd daily milling around its rubbery teats”The List (23 Aug 2006)
“The Udderbelly, already a unique venue, is now home to that rare find - the perfect show” Scotsman (10 Aug 2006)
“The most visually striking venue” Financial Times (11 Aug 2006)
“Best new venue” Sunday Times (27 Aug 2006)
The E4 Udderbelly has hosted many amazing and sell out shows, including two-times Perrier nominee, Reginald D. Hunter, Channel 4's 41st best stand-up ever,Stewart Lee, the infamous Jerry Sadowitz, The aerodynamic Caesar Twins and Australia's amazing Tom Tom Club.
Brighton Festival Fringe
Udderbelly has visited the Brighton seashore for two Festivals in May 2007 and 2008 to form part of the Brighton Festival Fringe. Hosting comedy, music and theatre and burlesque in the beautiful surroundings of Brightons Old Steine Lawns.
Music Festivals and Outdoor Concerts
The Udderbelly is a very flexible space and can be used enclosed as a venue or it can be opened up across the front to form a large stage suitable for large-scale music festivals or outdoor concerts.
Corporate Hire
The Udderbelly is also suitable for product launches, parties, exhibitions or hospitality in a variety of forms and layouts. It has facilities not usually found in more standard tents, such as its height, the unique design of the curved arch front, its ability to hold up to 6 tonnes of lighting and sound equipment on its rig.
