I've been asked to give a mention to William Burroughs at 100,13/14 Dec at International Anthony Burgess Foundation.
Word of Warning...
Thanks to all - artists, volunteers and audiences alike who joined us for Michael Pinchbeck's The man who flew into space from his apartment last Friday. Unbelievably, that brings to a close Word of Warning's third year of programme!
Now, before the world gets subsumed by festive frippery, there are still a few less tinsel-fuelled offerings around...
Tonight, Fri 5 Dec, sees Drunken Chorus's Drunken Nights at the Wagon & Horses, Lancaster; and over in Yorkshire on Sat 6 Dec there's the intriguing (and hard to type) IS/N'T IT at the Delius Arts + Cultural Centre, Bradford.
Closer to home Contact welcomes the Future's SHIFT Festival tonight, Fri 5 + Sat 6 Dec (schedule here), including Manchester debuts for works by Oliver Bray, Rachael Young, Jodean Sumner and the chance to participate in (or watch) Quarantine's A Small Constellation.
After that, the world pretty much gives itself over to panto - though there's a Mother's Ruin on Fri 12 Dec and a special Tales of Whatever with Bad Language on Wed 17 Dec. On Salford Quays, Squid's Soup's Aeolian Light has a Company Chameleon performance on Thu 18 Dec. Slung Low's 59 Minutes to Save Xmas, meanwhile, mounts a takeover of Z-arts - open to the public 20-24 Dec.
And that's pretty much that! The Word of Warning programme will be back in February with a co-promotion with Queer Contact of Amy+Rosana Cade's Sister.
This mailer is going to take a break now til things wake up a bit in the New Year, so until then, bah humbug and the rest!
best
Tamsin
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Thanks to all - artists, volunteers and audiences alike who joined us for Michael Pinchbeck's The man who flew into space from his apartment last Friday. Unbelievably, that brings to a close Word of Warning's third year of programme!
Now, before the world gets subsumed by festive frippery, there are still a few less tinsel-fuelled offerings around...
Tonight, Fri 5 Dec, sees Drunken Chorus's Drunken Nights at the Wagon & Horses, Lancaster; and over in Yorkshire on Sat 6 Dec there's the intriguing (and hard to type) IS/N'T IT at the Delius Arts + Cultural Centre, Bradford.
Closer to home Contact welcomes the Future's SHIFT Festival tonight, Fri 5 + Sat 6 Dec (schedule here), including Manchester debuts for works by Oliver Bray, Rachael Young, Jodean Sumner and the chance to participate in (or watch) Quarantine's A Small Constellation.
After that, the world pretty much gives itself over to panto - though there's a Mother's Ruin on Fri 12 Dec and a special Tales of Whatever with Bad Language on Wed 17 Dec. On Salford Quays, Squid's Soup's Aeolian Light has a Company Chameleon performance on Thu 18 Dec. Slung Low's 59 Minutes to Save Xmas, meanwhile, mounts a takeover of Z-arts - open to the public 20-24 Dec.
And that's pretty much that! The Word of Warning programme will be back in February with a co-promotion with Queer Contact of Amy+Rosana Cade's Sister.
This mailer is going to take a break now til things wake up a bit in the New Year, so until then, bah humbug and the rest!
best
Tamsin
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Word of Warning...
So, with December creeping up and the spectre of the 'festive' break on the horizon, the week ahead sees a coincidental pair of 'guest perfomer' pieces - tonight, Word of Warning's end of season with a sold-out w-i-p of Michael Pinchbeck's The man who flew into space from his apartment at Z-arts and next week at Contact, Nassim Soleimanpour's White Rabbit, Red Rabbit (2+3 Dec).
Meanwhile the weekend sees Aakash Odedra's Rising on Fri 28 + Sat 29 Dec, and Candoco's Playing Another (2+3 Dec) at the Lowry; while the lovely Pigeon Theatre's Today It Is Raining (at 11,1+3) is at Z-arts on Sun 30 Nov.
Over at the Bluecoat in Liverpool, DadaFest has Syndrome 3.1 on Fri 28; Jess Jones and Jess Thom's Backstage In Biscuit Land on Mon 1 Dec; and Brian Catling's Antix 2 (2+3 Dec).
Also on Tue 2 Dec up in, Lancaster Live at LICA has A Smith's Two, then the actgion moves into town for Drunken Chorus's Drunken Nights at the Wagon & Horses, Lancaster, Fri 5 Dec.
Back in Manchester next weekend, Contact welcomes SHIFT Festival on 5+6 Dec, featuring hÅb commissions: Leentje Van de Cruys's Kitsch'n'Sync + Lowri Evans's The Secret Life of You and Me plus a new show from old friend Oliver Bray and more.
Hoping to see you tonight for our intimate slideshow with Michael Pinchbeck!
best
Tamsin
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Performance Programme Autumn/Winter 2014
Fri 28 Nov, 6pm+8pm. By donation | Z-arts
THE MAN WHO FLEW INTO SPACE FROM HIS APARTMENT (work-in-progress)
Michael Pinchbeck
[Booking essential, limited capacity]
So, with December creeping up and the spectre of the 'festive' break on the horizon, the week ahead sees a coincidental pair of 'guest perfomer' pieces - tonight, Word of Warning's end of season with a sold-out w-i-p of Michael Pinchbeck's The man who flew into space from his apartment at Z-arts and next week at Contact, Nassim Soleimanpour's White Rabbit, Red Rabbit (2+3 Dec).
Meanwhile the weekend sees Aakash Odedra's Rising on Fri 28 + Sat 29 Dec, and Candoco's Playing Another (2+3 Dec) at the Lowry; while the lovely Pigeon Theatre's Today It Is Raining (at 11,1+3) is at Z-arts on Sun 30 Nov.
Over at the Bluecoat in Liverpool, DadaFest has Syndrome 3.1 on Fri 28; Jess Jones and Jess Thom's Backstage In Biscuit Land on Mon 1 Dec; and Brian Catling's Antix 2 (2+3 Dec).
Also on Tue 2 Dec up in, Lancaster Live at LICA has A Smith's Two, then the actgion moves into town for Drunken Chorus's Drunken Nights at the Wagon & Horses, Lancaster, Fri 5 Dec.
Back in Manchester next weekend, Contact welcomes SHIFT Festival on 5+6 Dec, featuring hÅb commissions: Leentje Van de Cruys's Kitsch'n'Sync + Lowri Evans's The Secret Life of You and Me plus a new show from old friend Oliver Bray and more.
Hoping to see you tonight for our intimate slideshow with Michael Pinchbeck!
best
Tamsin
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Performance Programme Autumn/Winter 2014
Fri 28 Nov, 6pm+8pm. By donation | Z-arts
THE MAN WHO FLEW INTO SPACE FROM HIS APARTMENT (work-in-progress)
Michael Pinchbeck
[Booking essential, limited capacity]
Word of Warning...
So it's another eastward pointing weekend courtesy of Compass Festival with Live Art Bistro (tonight Fri 21). Tomorrow, Sat 22 Nov, there's day of sited offerings scattered around the City Centre including Helen Cole's We See Fireworks, Invisible Flock, Quarantine, Selina Thompson and Brian Lobel plus, in the evening, at West Yorkshire Playhouse, a reboot of Kings of England's Where We Live and What We Live For. Compass rounds off on Sun 23 Nov with Forced Entertainment's That Night Follows Day in their second outing of the weekend, following their 24 hour Quizoola in Sheffield (tonight Fri 21 Nov).
In Manchester, tonight and tomorrow, there's still The Worst of Scottee at Contact.
For the young at heart there are two shows coming up - at Contact on Sat 22 Nov Bryony Kimmings's That Catherine Bennett Show and next Sunday, 30 Nov Pigeon Theatre's Today It Is Raining (at 11,1+3) at Z-arts.
Next week, Tue 25-Thu 27 Nov, Contact has Peter McMaster's Wuthering Heights and Debs Gatenby's Hi, Anxiety. At Bury Met, Sophie Willan's Novice Detective also appears on Wed 26 Nov.
Over in Liverpool, Dadafest has the intriguing Terry Galloway's You Are My Sunshine on Thu 27 and Syndrome 3.1 on Fri 28 both at the Bluecoat. Up in Lancaster, Live at LICA has Candoco's Playing Another on Thu 27 Nov.
And back at home base there is a grand total of THREE tickets remaining for the 8pm performance of Word of Warning's final show of the season Michael Pinchbeck's The man who flew into space from his apartment at Z-arts, on Fri 28 Nov! Hope to see you there.
best
Tamsin
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Performance Programme Autumn/Winter 2014
Fri 28 Nov, 6pm+8pm. By donation | Z-arts
THE MAN WHO FLEW INTO SPACE FROM HIS APARTMENT (work-in-progress)
Michael Pinchbeck
[Booking essential, limited capacity]
So it's another eastward pointing weekend courtesy of Compass Festival with Live Art Bistro (tonight Fri 21). Tomorrow, Sat 22 Nov, there's day of sited offerings scattered around the City Centre including Helen Cole's We See Fireworks, Invisible Flock, Quarantine, Selina Thompson and Brian Lobel plus, in the evening, at West Yorkshire Playhouse, a reboot of Kings of England's Where We Live and What We Live For. Compass rounds off on Sun 23 Nov with Forced Entertainment's That Night Follows Day in their second outing of the weekend, following their 24 hour Quizoola in Sheffield (tonight Fri 21 Nov).
In Manchester, tonight and tomorrow, there's still The Worst of Scottee at Contact.
For the young at heart there are two shows coming up - at Contact on Sat 22 Nov Bryony Kimmings's That Catherine Bennett Show and next Sunday, 30 Nov Pigeon Theatre's Today It Is Raining (at 11,1+3) at Z-arts.
Next week, Tue 25-Thu 27 Nov, Contact has Peter McMaster's Wuthering Heights and Debs Gatenby's Hi, Anxiety. At Bury Met, Sophie Willan's Novice Detective also appears on Wed 26 Nov.
Over in Liverpool, Dadafest has the intriguing Terry Galloway's You Are My Sunshine on Thu 27 and Syndrome 3.1 on Fri 28 both at the Bluecoat. Up in Lancaster, Live at LICA has Candoco's Playing Another on Thu 27 Nov.
And back at home base there is a grand total of THREE tickets remaining for the 8pm performance of Word of Warning's final show of the season Michael Pinchbeck's The man who flew into space from his apartment at Z-arts, on Fri 28 Nov! Hope to see you there.
best
Tamsin
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Performance Programme Autumn/Winter 2014
Fri 28 Nov, 6pm+8pm. By donation | Z-arts
THE MAN WHO FLEW INTO SPACE FROM HIS APARTMENT (work-in-progress)
Michael Pinchbeck
[Booking essential, limited capacity]
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Sat 15 & Sun 16 Nov, performances begin at 11am and 1.30pm
Word of Warning...
Scarily it's mid November already and we're heading off across the hills to Compass Festival (13-23 Nov) for Oliver Bray's Of This Room and Reckless Sleepers' Negative Space at Stage@Leeds, tonight Fri 14 Nov. Plenty more on over the next week including Manuel Vason's Double Exposures, Helen Cole's We See Fireworks, Live Art Bistro (Fri 21), two offerings from Quarantine, an appearance by Forced Entertainment and a big day of sited work next Saturday.
This weekend is a veritable collision of work: in parts Macunian, at The Lowry you can still catch Imitating the Dog's A Farewell To Arms (14-15 Nov) and Akram Khan's Desh (Fri 14 Nov - the ending is extraordinary - check out manchestertheatres.com for ticket offer), plus on Saturdays there are live performances as part of Akram Khan's One Side To The Other exhibition. Also in Manchester, The Penthouse has another Noise Above Noise night tonight, Fri 14 Nov.
Over in Liverpool ex-Bloolips Nick Philips' Ecce Homo is at the Unity (14 +15 Nov) and Chanje Kunda's Amsterdam is at the Lantern Theatre on Sat 15 Nov.
In Bradford Baba Israel + Unfinished Business's The Spinning Wheel is at Theatre in the Mill (13-15 Nov) and Theatre Delicatessen is ongoing to 22 Nov in Sheffield.
Beyond that there are a couple of pop-up exhibitions happening at Federation House (M4 2AH) in Manchester: tonight (Fri 14 Nov) Martin Hamblen performs as part of the preview for Hankering for Classification; and on Fri 21 Nov performance by Sarah Spanton and others as part of the preview for Bed.
Next week calms down a little bit but there's still The Worst of Scottee at Contact (20-22 Nov); and in Liverpool, Homotopia continues with Debs Gatenby's Hi Anxiety on Thu 20 Nov at the Lantern Theatre; Forced Entertainment pop up again doing a 24 hour Quizoola in Sheffield (Fri 21 Nov) and Compass Festival gears up again for another big weekend.
Word of Warnings final outing of the season is on Fri 28 Nov - a special, work in progress of Michael Pinchbeck's The man who flew into space from his apartment. It's free, but very limited capacity, so book now as there are only a handful of tickets left.
As a final word, Arts Council England is advising that now is the time to be shouting loudly about the value of the arts before the political parties publish manifestos for the next election. So please do check out ACE's Culture Matters page and spread the word!
best
Tamsin
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Performance Programme Autumn/Winter 2014
Fri 28 Nov, 6pm+8pm. By donation | Z-arts
THE MAN WHO FLEW INTO SPACE FROM HIS APARTMENT (work-in-progress)
Michael Pinchbeck
[Booking essential, limited capacity]
Scarily it's mid November already and we're heading off across the hills to Compass Festival (13-23 Nov) for Oliver Bray's Of This Room and Reckless Sleepers' Negative Space at Stage@Leeds, tonight Fri 14 Nov. Plenty more on over the next week including Manuel Vason's Double Exposures, Helen Cole's We See Fireworks, Live Art Bistro (Fri 21), two offerings from Quarantine, an appearance by Forced Entertainment and a big day of sited work next Saturday.
This weekend is a veritable collision of work: in parts Macunian, at The Lowry you can still catch Imitating the Dog's A Farewell To Arms (14-15 Nov) and Akram Khan's Desh (Fri 14 Nov - the ending is extraordinary - check out manchestertheatres.com for ticket offer), plus on Saturdays there are live performances as part of Akram Khan's One Side To The Other exhibition. Also in Manchester, The Penthouse has another Noise Above Noise night tonight, Fri 14 Nov.
Over in Liverpool ex-Bloolips Nick Philips' Ecce Homo is at the Unity (14 +15 Nov) and Chanje Kunda's Amsterdam is at the Lantern Theatre on Sat 15 Nov.
In Bradford Baba Israel + Unfinished Business's The Spinning Wheel is at Theatre in the Mill (13-15 Nov) and Theatre Delicatessen is ongoing to 22 Nov in Sheffield.
Beyond that there are a couple of pop-up exhibitions happening at Federation House (M4 2AH) in Manchester: tonight (Fri 14 Nov) Martin Hamblen performs as part of the preview for Hankering for Classification; and on Fri 21 Nov performance by Sarah Spanton and others as part of the preview for Bed.
Next week calms down a little bit but there's still The Worst of Scottee at Contact (20-22 Nov); and in Liverpool, Homotopia continues with Debs Gatenby's Hi Anxiety on Thu 20 Nov at the Lantern Theatre; Forced Entertainment pop up again doing a 24 hour Quizoola in Sheffield (Fri 21 Nov) and Compass Festival gears up again for another big weekend.
Word of Warnings final outing of the season is on Fri 28 Nov - a special, work in progress of Michael Pinchbeck's The man who flew into space from his apartment. It's free, but very limited capacity, so book now as there are only a handful of tickets left.
As a final word, Arts Council England is advising that now is the time to be shouting loudly about the value of the arts before the political parties publish manifestos for the next election. So please do check out ACE's Culture Matters page and spread the word!
best
Tamsin
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Performance Programme Autumn/Winter 2014
Fri 28 Nov, 6pm+8pm. By donation | Z-arts
THE MAN WHO FLEW INTO SPACE FROM HIS APARTMENT (work-in-progress)
Michael Pinchbeck
[Booking essential, limited capacity]
Word of Warning...
Back from parts south eastern and straight into a bizarre world of rice pudding and rice cakes! After a VERY messy workshop on Monday, Selina Thompson's Chewing The Fat brings its culinary chaos to The Lowry Studio, tonight Fri 7 Nov.
Still to come this week is Contact's ongoing site specific Commonwealth's No Guts No Glory (7+8 Nov) and Home has Riotous Company's Insomnia (tonight Fri 7 Nov) and the Lowry has Jana Kennedy's Jana and Heidi on Sat 8 Nov. Also tonight and tomorrow (7+8 Nov) The Continental in Preston has Fuel presenting David Rosenberg + Glen Neath's Fiction. In Liverpool there's the start of DaDaFest, and as part of The Art of the Living Experiment at the Bluecoat, Brian Catling performs the durational Antix2 on 8+9 Nov. Homotopia is also still going with David Hoyles's Scars on Sunday on Sun 9 Nov at Fredericks, Hope St followed by a Dance Triple Bill, including our own Darren Pritchard on Tue 11 Nov; and ex-Bloolips Nick Philips' Ecce Homo on 14 +15 Nov, both at the Unity.
Next week, in parts Mancunian, Tales of Whatever returns to Gullivers Ballroom on Wed 12 Nov. The Lowry is busy with Imitating the Dog's A Farewell To Arms (13-15 Nov) and Paper Birds' Blind also on Thu 13 Nov; while The Penthouse has another Noise Above Noise night on Fri 14 Nov
Elsewhere, in Crewe, Axis has Chris Goode + Company's Longwave on Tue 11 Nov; in Liverpool, Chanje Kunda's Amsterdam is at the Lantern Theatre on Sat 15 Nov; in Bradford Baba Israel + Unfinished Business's The Spinning Wheel is at Theatre in the Mill (13-15 Nov) while over in Sheffield Theatre Delicatessen is ongoing to 22 Nov.
Meanwhile my sights are set on Leeds for the start of the second Compass Festival (13-23 Nov), kicking off with a premiere of Reckless Sleepers' Negative Space on Thu 13 + Fri 14 Nov (plus Oliver Bray's Of This Room for free!)
Hoping to see you at the Lowry tonight for Selina Thompson's Chewing The Fat or, failing that, I'll see you over in Leeds for Compass.
best
Tamsin
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Performance Programme Autumn/Winter 2014
Fri 7 Nov, 8pm. £12/10 | The Lowry Studio
CHEWING THE FAT
Selina Thompson
Fri 28 Nov, 6pm+8pm. By donation | Z-arts
THE MAN WHO FLEW INTO SPACE FROM HIS APARTMENT (work-in-progress)
Michael Pinchbeck
[Booking essential, limited capacity]
Back from parts south eastern and straight into a bizarre world of rice pudding and rice cakes! After a VERY messy workshop on Monday, Selina Thompson's Chewing The Fat brings its culinary chaos to The Lowry Studio, tonight Fri 7 Nov.
Still to come this week is Contact's ongoing site specific Commonwealth's No Guts No Glory (7+8 Nov) and Home has Riotous Company's Insomnia (tonight Fri 7 Nov) and the Lowry has Jana Kennedy's Jana and Heidi on Sat 8 Nov. Also tonight and tomorrow (7+8 Nov) The Continental in Preston has Fuel presenting David Rosenberg + Glen Neath's Fiction. In Liverpool there's the start of DaDaFest, and as part of The Art of the Living Experiment at the Bluecoat, Brian Catling performs the durational Antix2 on 8+9 Nov. Homotopia is also still going with David Hoyles's Scars on Sunday on Sun 9 Nov at Fredericks, Hope St followed by a Dance Triple Bill, including our own Darren Pritchard on Tue 11 Nov; and ex-Bloolips Nick Philips' Ecce Homo on 14 +15 Nov, both at the Unity.
Next week, in parts Mancunian, Tales of Whatever returns to Gullivers Ballroom on Wed 12 Nov. The Lowry is busy with Imitating the Dog's A Farewell To Arms (13-15 Nov) and Paper Birds' Blind also on Thu 13 Nov; while The Penthouse has another Noise Above Noise night on Fri 14 Nov
Elsewhere, in Crewe, Axis has Chris Goode + Company's Longwave on Tue 11 Nov; in Liverpool, Chanje Kunda's Amsterdam is at the Lantern Theatre on Sat 15 Nov; in Bradford Baba Israel + Unfinished Business's The Spinning Wheel is at Theatre in the Mill (13-15 Nov) while over in Sheffield Theatre Delicatessen is ongoing to 22 Nov.
Meanwhile my sights are set on Leeds for the start of the second Compass Festival (13-23 Nov), kicking off with a premiere of Reckless Sleepers' Negative Space on Thu 13 + Fri 14 Nov (plus Oliver Bray's Of This Room for free!)
Hoping to see you at the Lowry tonight for Selina Thompson's Chewing The Fat or, failing that, I'll see you over in Leeds for Compass.
best
Tamsin
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Performance Programme Autumn/Winter 2014
Fri 7 Nov, 8pm. £12/10 | The Lowry Studio
CHEWING THE FAT
Selina Thompson
Fri 28 Nov, 6pm+8pm. By donation | Z-arts
THE MAN WHO FLEW INTO SPACE FROM HIS APARTMENT (work-in-progress)
Michael Pinchbeck
[Booking essential, limited capacity]
Word of Warning...
So, am I writing from the depths of East Anglia? Has the carrier pigeon brought my words safely back to Manchester? Or am I cheating and writing ahead of time..? You'll never know - unless I make a monumental mistake which gives the game away...
Anyway the next week seems to be all about food and families...
Tomorrow, Sat 1 Nov - you can still catch Family Matters (5 short pieces by artists including Yusra Warsama, Ben Mellor and Tuheen Huda) at Z-arts. While from tonight - Halloween over in Sheffield there's the rather intriguing Theatre Delicatessen (31 Oct - 22 Nov).
We, at Word of Warning, also have a foodie week! With a double serving of the irrepressible Selina Thompson with Chewing The Fat on Fri 7 Nov at the Lowry Studio preceded by a gastronomically enticing workshop earlier in the week (now full).
Away from things epicurean, Contact has the site specific Commonwealth's No Guts No Glory (5-8 November) and Home is playing host to Riotous Company's Insomnia (Thu 6+ Fri 7 Nov)
Further afield, on Tue 4 Nov Axis, Crewe has H2 Dance + Sharon Smith's Duet + How to be a Woman and Homotopia has Jarman's All This Maddening Beauty at the Unity, Liverpool.
On Wed 5 Nov Live at LICA, Lancaster hosts Ockham's Razor's Not Until We Are Lost.
On Sat 8 Nov The Continental in Preston has a Fuel presentation of David Rosenberg + Glen Neath's Fiction and on Sun 9 Nov Homotopia also has David Hoyles's Scars on Sunday at Fredericks, Hope St, Liverpool.
Meanwhile, I'm going to plunge back into the East Anglian delights of Spill!
best
Tamsin
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Performance Programme Autumn/Winter 2014
Fri 7 Nov, 8pm. £12/10 | The Lowry Studio
CHEWING THE FAT
Selina Thompson
Fri 28 Nov, 6pm+8pm. By donation | Z-arts
THE MAN WHO FLEW INTO SPACE FROM HIS APARTMENT (work-in-progress)
Michael Pinchbeck
[Booking essential, limited capacity]
So, am I writing from the depths of East Anglia? Has the carrier pigeon brought my words safely back to Manchester? Or am I cheating and writing ahead of time..? You'll never know - unless I make a monumental mistake which gives the game away...
Anyway the next week seems to be all about food and families...
Tomorrow, Sat 1 Nov - you can still catch Family Matters (5 short pieces by artists including Yusra Warsama, Ben Mellor and Tuheen Huda) at Z-arts. While from tonight - Halloween over in Sheffield there's the rather intriguing Theatre Delicatessen (31 Oct - 22 Nov).
We, at Word of Warning, also have a foodie week! With a double serving of the irrepressible Selina Thompson with Chewing The Fat on Fri 7 Nov at the Lowry Studio preceded by a gastronomically enticing workshop earlier in the week (now full).
Away from things epicurean, Contact has the site specific Commonwealth's No Guts No Glory (5-8 November) and Home is playing host to Riotous Company's Insomnia (Thu 6+ Fri 7 Nov)
Further afield, on Tue 4 Nov Axis, Crewe has H2 Dance + Sharon Smith's Duet + How to be a Woman and Homotopia has Jarman's All This Maddening Beauty at the Unity, Liverpool.
On Wed 5 Nov Live at LICA, Lancaster hosts Ockham's Razor's Not Until We Are Lost.
On Sat 8 Nov The Continental in Preston has a Fuel presentation of David Rosenberg + Glen Neath's Fiction and on Sun 9 Nov Homotopia also has David Hoyles's Scars on Sunday at Fredericks, Hope St, Liverpool.
Meanwhile, I'm going to plunge back into the East Anglian delights of Spill!
best
Tamsin
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Performance Programme Autumn/Winter 2014
Fri 7 Nov, 8pm. £12/10 | The Lowry Studio
CHEWING THE FAT
Selina Thompson
Fri 28 Nov, 6pm+8pm. By donation | Z-arts
THE MAN WHO FLEW INTO SPACE FROM HIS APARTMENT (work-in-progress)
Michael Pinchbeck
[Booking essential, limited capacity]
Oops - missed this one - so last minute mention for Encounters, Warrington Contemporary Arts Festival on Sat 25 Oct featuring
Encounters this weekend featuring Janine Harrington, Eric Maclennan, Tangled Dance Company, Momentum Theatre, Anna Beecher and Jack Webb.
Word of Warning...
Unaccustomed as I am to sporting invocations, go wildcats, go! is the call to arms for the latest Word of Warning venture, tonight Fri 24 and tomorrow Sat 25 Oct: Action Hero's Hoke's Bluff at Contact.
I've just heard that, while transforming the space, they've managed to squeeze an extra few seats in - so move fast if you want to grab one of the remaining few tickets.
For something more theatrical than the WoW norm, you can also still catch Tuheen Huda's Transmissions at The Lowry Studio, tonight Fri 24 Oct.
Further afield, in Bradford, Theatre in the Mill has Paper Birds' Blind also on Fri 24 Oct; and Lowri Evans's The Secret Life of You and Me on Sat 25 Oct; while in Preston UCLan's Derelict has Search Party's My Son and Heir tomorrow Sat 25 Oct.
Next week (w/c 27 Oct) is a bit of a half-term lull - though ongoing, is The Secret Theatre Co's Series of Increasingly Impossible Acts (27 +30 Oct + 1 Nov) and you can catch Family Matters (5 short pieces by artists including Yusra Warsama, Ben Mellor and Tuheen Huda) at Z-arts on Sat 1 Nov.
I meanwhile will be off at Spill Festival in Ipswich, so just in case I don't manage to put this together, here's advance warning for the hecticness that is the following week (w/c 3 Nov):
On the more theatrical side, in Manchester is Commonwealth's No Guts No Glory; and in Preston David Rosenberg + Glen Neath's Fiction.
On the dance side, in Manchester is Riotous Company's Insomnia; and in Crewe H2 Dance + Sharon Smith's Duet + How to be a Woman.
On the aerial side is Ockham's Razor's Not Until We Are Lost in Lancaster;
And in the non-stop festival world that is Liverpool, Homotopia has Jarman's All This Maddening Beauty + David Hoyles's Scars on Sunday at Homotopia and the beginning of DaDaFest.
On the unmissable side (ooh dear, cheese alert!) Word of Warning, is back in the fray with Selina Thompson's Chewing The Fat on Fri 7 Nov at the Lowry Studio plus workshop (book here) in the STUN Studio at Z-arts on Mon 3 Nov.
best
Tamsin
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Performance Programme Autumn/Winter 2014
Fri 24 [last 2 tickets remaining] + Sat 25 Oct, 8pm. £11/6 | Contact
HOKE'S BLUFF
Action Hero
Fri 7 Nov, 8pm. £12/10 | The Lowry Studio
CHEWING THE FAT
Selina Thompson
[Plus artist workshop, book here]
Fri 28 Nov, 6pm+8pm. By donation | Z-arts
THE MAN WHO FLEW INTO SPACE FROM HIS APARTMENT (work-in-progress)
Michael Pinchbeck
[Booking essential, limited capacity]
Unaccustomed as I am to sporting invocations, go wildcats, go! is the call to arms for the latest Word of Warning venture, tonight Fri 24 and tomorrow Sat 25 Oct: Action Hero's Hoke's Bluff at Contact.
I've just heard that, while transforming the space, they've managed to squeeze an extra few seats in - so move fast if you want to grab one of the remaining few tickets.
For something more theatrical than the WoW norm, you can also still catch Tuheen Huda's Transmissions at The Lowry Studio, tonight Fri 24 Oct.
Further afield, in Bradford, Theatre in the Mill has Paper Birds' Blind also on Fri 24 Oct; and Lowri Evans's The Secret Life of You and Me on Sat 25 Oct; while in Preston UCLan's Derelict has Search Party's My Son and Heir tomorrow Sat 25 Oct.
Next week (w/c 27 Oct) is a bit of a half-term lull - though ongoing, is The Secret Theatre Co's Series of Increasingly Impossible Acts (27 +30 Oct + 1 Nov) and you can catch Family Matters (5 short pieces by artists including Yusra Warsama, Ben Mellor and Tuheen Huda) at Z-arts on Sat 1 Nov.
I meanwhile will be off at Spill Festival in Ipswich, so just in case I don't manage to put this together, here's advance warning for the hecticness that is the following week (w/c 3 Nov):
On the more theatrical side, in Manchester is Commonwealth's No Guts No Glory; and in Preston David Rosenberg + Glen Neath's Fiction.
On the dance side, in Manchester is Riotous Company's Insomnia; and in Crewe H2 Dance + Sharon Smith's Duet + How to be a Woman.
On the aerial side is Ockham's Razor's Not Until We Are Lost in Lancaster;
And in the non-stop festival world that is Liverpool, Homotopia has Jarman's All This Maddening Beauty + David Hoyles's Scars on Sunday at Homotopia and the beginning of DaDaFest.
On the unmissable side (ooh dear, cheese alert!) Word of Warning, is back in the fray with Selina Thompson's Chewing The Fat on Fri 7 Nov at the Lowry Studio plus workshop (book here) in the STUN Studio at Z-arts on Mon 3 Nov.
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Tamsin
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Performance Programme Autumn/Winter 2014
Fri 24 [last 2 tickets remaining] + Sat 25 Oct, 8pm. £11/6 | Contact
HOKE'S BLUFF
Action Hero
Fri 7 Nov, 8pm. £12/10 | The Lowry Studio
CHEWING THE FAT
Selina Thompson
[Plus artist workshop, book here]
Fri 28 Nov, 6pm+8pm. By donation | Z-arts
THE MAN WHO FLEW INTO SPACE FROM HIS APARTMENT (work-in-progress)
Michael Pinchbeck
[Booking essential, limited capacity]

