warnmcr: dancing around the subject...


There's a definite dance bias to the next few weeks' activity - and that's not just because we at Word of Warning are going there with Turn 2023!
 
IRL:
This weekend - you can catch Dance with Us on Fri 24 Feb and Verve on Sat 25 Mar at the New Adelphi, Salford. In Chester, Family Catwalk Extravaganza is at the Storyhouse on Fri 24 Feb; while on Sat 25 Feb, in Leeds the Riley Theatre has #Black Boy Joy Gone: Realise on Sat 25 Feb; and in Liverpool, there's a Scratch Studio at the Everyman.

Next week (w/c 27 Feb) inside the M60, everything happens on Thu 2 Mar: Company Chameleon's Umbra premiers at their Openshaw studios; while HOME has An Evening Without Kate Bush; and Silvio Mercuriali's Macondo is at The Lowry. Further out, in Leigh, on Fri 3 + Sat 4 Mar The Pappy Show's What Do You See? is at the Turnpike Gallery.
Elsewhere, on Wed 1 Mar Rendez-Vous Dance's What Songs May Do is at the Capstone Theatre, Liverpool and Joseph Toonga's Born To Exist is at Lancaster Arts.

The following week (w/c 6 Mar) For us, it's all about Turn 2023 and Mixed Movement x Open Floor at Contact, while, much more theatrically, Imitating the Dog are at The Lowry.
Further afield, in Ormskirk, there's a screening of Hedda plus a show from Ugly Bucket. Liz Richardson is in Lancaster; Jesús Rubio Gamo x WDP in Leeds; and Jane Mason + Grace Surman in Hebden Bridge.
If anyone's heading for London, Sprint Festival starts at CPT (7-27 Mar).
 
Online/on the phone: The Lowry hosts All The Water in the World (on WhatsApp) on Fri 10 + Sat 11 Mar.
As ever, there's also Unity Online; and there's Lowry Digital, HOMESCREEN + Sadlers Wells Digital Stage and the Word of Warning YouTube.

In the meantime keep checking our News + Information page for more pointers to opportunities and show videos online, and @WarnMcr on Twitter for short-notice performances.

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Tamsin

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Performance Programme 2023

Fri 10 Mar, 7pm. PWYD | Contact

TURN 2023

A night of new dance.

Christian Asare | Jack Evans | James Hewison and Company | Lizzy Owen | Maisha Kungu Dance | Matrafisc Dance Company | Matter of Fact | Orla Collier | taciturn | Zara Jane
Participating artists subject to change.






warnmcr: becalmed...


As Storm Otto approaches the east, performatively speaking all seems strangely quiet on the western front:

IRL:
This weekend - things seem uncannily quiet - unless you fancy dragging to Queer Contact venturing east for the ubiquitous Verve at the Riley Theatre, Leeds on Fri 17 + Sat 18 Feb.

Next week (w/c 20 Feb) Mancunia remains quiet - but you can catch Dance with Us on Fri 24 Feb and Verve on Sat 25 Mar at the New Adelphi, Salford. Verve is also at Lancaster Arts on Wed 22 Mar; while in Leeds, the Riley Theatre has Alethia Antonia's Inscribed in Me on Thu 23 Feb and #Black Boy Joy Gone: Realise on Sat 25 Feb. In Liverpool, Rawd's Super is at the Unity on Thu 23 Feb and there's a Scratch Studio at the Everyman on Sat 25 Feb; while in Chester, Family Catwalk Extravaganza is at the Storyhouse on Fri 24 Feb while i

The following week (w/c 27 Feb) Company Chameleon premier a new work; HOME has An Evening Without Kate Bush; and Macondo is at The Lowry and The Pappy Show is in Leigh. Elsewhere, Rendez-Vous Dance is in Liverpool and Joseph Toonga in Lancaster.
 
Online/on the phone: Last chance to catch Travis Alabanza When All Is Said And Done (today Fri 17 Feb) while PUSH has Josh Coates's Sunday Morning online 17+18 Feb.
As ever, there's also Unity Online; and there's Lowry Digital, HOMESCREEN + Sadlers Wells Digital Stage and the Word of Warning YouTube.

In the meantime keep checking our News + Information page for more pointers to opportunities and show videos online, and @WarnMcr on Twitter for short-notice performances.

Best

Tamsin

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Performance Programme 2023

Fri 10 Mar, 7pm. PWYD | Contact

TURN 2023

A night of new dance.

Christian Asare | Jack Evans | James Hewison and Company | Lizzy Owen | Maisha Kungu Dance | Matrafisc Dance Company | Matter of Fact | Orla Collier | taciturn | Zara Jane
Participating artists subject to change.


warnmcr: do the shuffle...

As DCMS waves goodbye to the Digital, and the latest in a long line of Culture Secretaries takes their turn, we can announce we are taking ours - and tickets for Turn (Fri 10 Mar) are now on sale - 10 dance works for the 10th iteration on the 10th of March! Before that:
 
IRL:
This weekend - PUSH at HOME has Amy Townsend-Lowcock's My Fruits and Liam Rees's The Enlightened (both until Sat 11 Feb). Further afield, Leeds has Encounters Festival at Yorkshire Dance until Sat 11 Feb, while tomorrow, Sat 11 Feb Joseph Toonga's Born to Exist is at the Riley Theatre; and Eva Recacha's Because I Can is at Lancaster Arts.

Next week (w/c 13 Feb) Thu 16 Feb is a popular night: Queer Contact has François Pandolfo's An Audience with Milliy Liu and Luke Hereford's Grandmother's Closet. Also on Thu 16 Feb, in Liverpool, Josh Coates's Sunday Morning is at the Unity, while in Lancaster Rowena Gander's Barely Visible is at the Duke's. Bucking the Thursday trend, Verve is at the Riley Theatre in Leeds on Fri 17 + Sat 18 Feb.

The following week (w/c 20 Feb) Dance with Us and Verve are at the New Adelphi, Salford. Verve is also in Lancaster; Alethia Antonia and #Black Boy Joy Gone in Leeds and there's a Scratch Studio in Liverpool.
 
Online/on the phone: PUSH has Liam Rees The Enlightened streaming (10+11 Feb) and Josh Coates's Sunday Morning online 17+18 Feb.
Intriguingly Queer Contact eschews online for the phone with Travis Alabanza When All Is Said And Done (13-17 Feb).
As ever, there's also Unity Online; and there's Lowry Digital, HOMESCREEN + Sadlers Wells Digital Stage and the Word of Warning YouTube.

In the meantime keep checking our News + Information page for more pointers to opportunities and show videos online, and @WarnMcr on Twitter for short-notice performances.

Best

Tamsin

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Performance Programme 2023

Fri 10 Mar, 7pm. PWYD | Contact

TURN 2023

A night of new dance.

Christian Asare | Jack Evans | James Hewison and Company | Lizzy Owen | Maisha Kungu Dance | Matrafisc Dance Company | Matter of Fact | Orla Collier | taciturn | Zara Jane
Participating artists subject to change.



warnmcr: febtastic...

So on this murky, transport-challenged February day, you might cheer yourself a little as Manchester welcomes Queer Contact (until 18 Feb) with the traditional Ball, plus plenty of comedy and cabaret.
 

IRL:
This weekend - now Gary Clarke Company's Wasteland is sold out, you could look to the screening of Hedda (after Ibsen) with David Hoyle Liverpool tomorrow, Sat 4 Feb.

Next week (w/c 6 Feb) PUSH at HOME has #Black Boy Joy Gone:Realise on Tue 7 Feb;  Amy Townsend-Lowcock's My Fruits and Liam Rees's The Enlightened (both 9-11 Feb).

Further afield, Rowena Gander's Barely Visible is at the Arts Centre, Edgehill University on Thu 9 Feb, while on Sat 11 Feb Eva Recacha's Because I Can is at Lancaster Arts and Joseph Toonga's Born to Exist is at the Riley Theatre, Leeds.

The following week (w/c 13 Feb) Queer Contact has An Audience with Milliy Liu and Grandmother's Close. Josh Coates is in Liverpool, Rowena Gander in Lancaster and Verve in Leeds.
 
Online/on the phone: PUSH has Lowri Evans's Telenovela until Sun 5 Feb; Liam Rees The Enlightened is also streaming (10+11 Feb) and Josh Coates's Sunday Morning is online 17+18 Feb.

Intriguingly Queer Contact eschesws online for the phone with Travis Alabanza When All Is Said And Done phone project for Queer Contact (13-17 Feb).

As ever, there's also Unity Online; and there's Lowry Digital, HOMESCREEN + Sadlers Wells Digital Stage and the Word of Warning YouTube.

In the meantime keep checking our News + Information page for more pointers to opportunities and show videos online, and @WarnMcr on Twitter for short-notice performances.

Best

Tamsin

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Performance Programme 2023

Fri 10 Mar, 7pm. PWYD | Contact

TURN 2023

A night of new dance.

Christian Asare | Jack Evans | James Hewison and Company | Lizzy Owen | Maisha Kungu Dance | Matrafisc Dance Company | Matter of Fact | Orla Collier | taciturn | Zara Jane
Participating artists subject to change.

warnmcr: positivity...


Somehow, shockingly, February is just around the corner and the winter gloom is lifting at touch. I'm, however, a bit gutted to be the other kind of positive and observing it all through a fug of covid, so missing everything that's on!
 
IRL:
This weekend - this afternoon, Future Flares has Devise one action or gesture that can easily be repeated and Michael Pinchbeck + Kevin Egan's Matchsticks Remastered (w-i-p); while Arnold and Komarov Travelling Theatre's Shame on You! is at the New Adelphi, Salford University tonight Fri 27 Jan. Tomorrow, Sat 28 Jan, PUSH has Mothers Who Make's Test the Waters.

Next week (w/c 30 Jan) Gary Clarke Company's Wasteland is at Contact (1-3 Feb); and Alexa Vox's Patron Saint of Cabaret is at PUSH at HOME on Thu 2 Feb.

The Arts Centre at Edgehill University has Theatre Re's The Nature of Forgetting on Wed 1 Feb and Ad Infinitum's Beautiful Evlil Things on Thu 2 Feb; while at the Unity, Liverpool there's a screening of Hedda (after Ibsen) on Sat 4 Feb.

The following week (w/c 6 Feb) PUSH has #Black Boy Joy Gone, Amy Townsend-Lowcock, Liam Rees; and  Queer Contact (until 18 Feb) enters the fray, so if you're looking for more cabaret-style activity look no further. Elsewhere, Rowena Gander is in Ormskirk, Eva Recacha in Lancaster and Joseph Toonga in Leeds.
 
Online: PUSH has Lowri Evans's Telenovela nightly from 21 Jan and Liam Rees The Enlightened is also streaming (10+11 Feb). As ever, there's also Unity Online; and there's Lowry Digital, HOMESCREEN + Sadlers Wells Digital Stage and the Word of Warning YouTube.

In the meantime keep checking our News + Information page for more pointers to opportunities and show videos online, and @WarnMcr on Twitter for short-notice performances.

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Tamsin

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warnmcr: push here to turn on flare...

As the winter of discontent rumbles on, the there's a small flare of festivals pushing into view....
 
IRL:
This weekend Turn On Festival at Hope Mill Theatre (14-21 Jan) has its Development Grant Evening tonight, Fri 20 Jan. You can also still catch Factory International's First Breath until 29 Jan; and PUSH Festival at HOME's programme of exhibitions and workshops gets going.
In Liverpool on Sat 21 Jan, the Everyman has a Scratch Studio and Raven Radha's Gaslit is at the Unity.

Next week (w/c 23 Jan) the pace really picks up:
The Lowry has Andrea Salustri's Materia and Zinnia Oberski's Dreams of the Small Gods on a double ticket deal on Tue 24 Jan; plus there's a screening of Yewande 103's Fountain on Thu 26 Jan (as part of their LIVE NOW digital workshop programme). At PUSH, Mothers Who Make's Test the Waters jumped out at me on Sat 28 Jan.

Meanwhile, there's Future Flares at Manchester School of Theatre (tickets max £5) with: on Wed 25 + Thu 26 Jan Arnold and Komarov Travelling Theatre's Shame on You! (also at New Adelphi on Fri 27 Jan); on Thu 26 Jan Tania Camara's As I Am Naturally and Will Dickie's White Sun; and on Fri 27 Jan Devise one action or gesture that can easily be repeated and Michael Pinchbeck + Kevin Egan's Matchsticks Remastered (w-i-p).

Elsewhere, on Wed 25 Jan, Avital Raz's Unnatural Cycles is at The New Continental in Preston; and Proto-type Theater's Dead Cats is at Lancaster Arts.

The following week (w/c 30 Jan) calms down again - Gary Clarke Company is at Contact; Macondo is at The Lowry and Alexa Vox is at PUSH at HOME. Theatre Re and Ad Infinitum are in Ormskirk; and David Hoyle is in the film Hedda (after Ibsen) in Liverpool.
 
Online: PUSH has Lowri Evans's Telenovela nightly from 21 Jan; and as ever, there's also Unity Online; and there's Lowry Digital, HOMESCREEN + Sadlers Wells Digital Stage and the Word of Warning YouTube.

In the meantime keep checking our News + Information page for more pointers to opportunities and show videos online, and @WarnMcr on Twitter for short-notice performances.

Best

Tamsin

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warnmcr: going spare...

So here we are in a brand new year, but it all feels strangely familiar, with sparsity in our food cupboards and the ruling classes sparing no detail of their feuds... On a brighter note, the performance world is starting to wake up and there's an imminent flurry of January activity, with not one, but three festivals in Manchester:
 
IRL:
The next 10 days: sees the kick off Turn On Festival at Hope Mill Theatre (14-21 Jan) - catching my eye are Ladyfriends on Mon 16 Jan and the Development Grant Evening on Fri 20 Jan. 
Thick & Tight's Tits & Teeth is at The Lowry on Wed 18 Jan; while Avital Raz's Unnatural Cycles is at Oldham Library on Thu 19 Jan, and Factory International's First Breath is ongoing (until 29 Jan).

PUSH Festival at HOME enters the fray on Fri 20 Jan (until 18 Feb); shows seem to be from 26 Jan including Ink & Curtains, Monkeywood Theatre, Mothers Who Make, Alexa Vox, #BlackBoyJoyGone, Amy Townsend Lowcock, Liam Rees, Isabella Leung and Josh Coates.

Further afield, in Barnsley, the Civic has Proto-type Theater's Dead Cats on Wed 18 Jan; while in Liverpool on Sat 21 Jan, the Everyman has a Scratch Studio and Raven Radha's Gaslit is at the Unity.

The following week (w/c 23 Jan) The Lowry has Andrea Salustri and Zinnia Oberski on a double ticket deal; plus there's a screening of Fountain. At PUSH, Mothers Who Make scratch event jumped out at me. The third festival also gets going: Future Flares at Manchester School of Theatre (24-27 Jan) including Will Dickie, Tania Camara and Michael Pinchbeck + Kevin Egan.

Elsewhere Avital Raz is in Preston and Proto-type Theater are in Lancaster.

Online: PUSH has Lowri Evans's Telenovela nightly from 21 Jan;  while Thick & Tight's Tits & Teeth  is also live streamed on Wed 18 Jan.
As ever, there's also Unity Online; and there's Lowry Digital, HOMESCREEN + Sadlers Wells Digital Stage and the Word of Warning YouTube.

In the meantime keep checking our News + Information page for more pointers to opportunities and show videos online, and @WarnMcr on Twitter for short-notice performances.

Best

Tamsin

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warnmcr: not now Noddy...

As December dawns, I (alongside a certain frozen food retailer) am pondering whether debate over the human rights debacle of the football is more or less depressing than wall to wall 'festive cheer'. It seems way too late for the former and weirdly early for the latter, but looking at what's coming up, it seems my seasonal break is just about due:
 
IRL:
This weekend, seems pretty quiet in parts Mancunian, but in Liverpool, tomorrow Sat 26 Nov Kezia Cannon's The idea is to keep you inside is at the Unity and there's a Scratch Studio at the Everyman. Warrington Contemporary Fringe Festival runs 25-27 Nov + 1-4 Dec; while in Leeds Compass Festival is ongoing and The Lighthouse is at the Holbeck on Sat 26 Nov.

Next week (w/c 28 Nov) feels like the final flurry before the great panto takeover: Proteus's The Bloody Chamber is at The Lowry on Tue 29 Nov, Split Britches' The Last Gap at Contact on Wed 30 and Thu 1 Nov; and The Dan Daw Show is at HOME (1-3 Dec); while Lightwaves runs on Salford Quays (1- 4 Dec). Elsewhere, on Wed 30 Nov Avital Raz's Unnatural Cycles is at Sheffield Playhouse and Van Huynh Company Re:birth is at Lancaster Arts. In Liverpool, Mary Pearson's Witnessed in Translation is at Kitty's Launderette on Thu 1 Dec (and FACT on Tue 13 Dec); and Top Joe's Christmas MASS is at the Everyman on Fri 2 Dec. There's a Dance Scratch Night at the Pyramid in Warrington on Thu 1 Dec; and CLAYground: With Echoes is at CLAY in Leeds on Fri 2 Dec.

In December, as ever, festive shows take over ... but you could keep an eye out for Rob Newman and Bourgeois + Maurice at HOME and Occupational Hazard at the Holbeck and Northern Rascals at Interplay Theatre in Leeds.

Online: Stacy Makishi's The Ritual is on Tue 29 Nov (look for Storbritannien when selecting country).
All the DaDaFest shows are available until 18 Dec. There's also Lowri Evans's TelenovelaUnity Online has just added new content; and there's Lowry Digital, HOMESCREEN, MIF Watch On Demand + Sadlers Wells Digital Stage and the Word of Warning YouTube.

The Weekly Warning is going to take a break until things liven up again but will be back in time for PUSH Festival (20 Jan-18 Feb).
In the meantime keep checking our News + Information page for more pointers to opportunities and show videos online, and @WarnMcr on Twitter for short-notice performances.
And a reminder that Turn, our open call dance platform is open for proposals (deadline 13 Jan) - find out more and submit your proposal here.

Best

Tamsin

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warnmcr: turn and turn-about...

As we witness the biggest tax u-turn imaginable, for us basic mortals it seems pretty much to be a case of the Chancellor giveth and the Chancellor taketh away... In more positive u-turns, following a 6 year hiatus, I can announce the return of Turn, our open call dance platform coming to Contact in March 2023 - so if you are of a choreographic persuasion, you can find out more and submit your proposal here.
 
IRL:
This weekend, Frantic Assembly's Othello is at The Lowry (until 19 Nov).
Further afield, a trip east could be on the cards. Leeds is busy with Compass Festival (18-27 Nov), featuring Silvia Mercuriali, Toni Lewis, Amy Lawrence, Empathy Museum, Popeye Collective, Satellite. Yorkshire Dance has No Dress Code dance scratch night on Fri 18 Nov; while on Sat 19 Nov Vincent Dance's Hold Tight is at NSCD and gobscure' heartfelt is at the Holbeck. Down the road in Sheffield, the Drama Studio has Ridiculusmus's Beautiful People on Sat 19 Nov.
To the west, Ugly Bucket's Stuffed is at the Unity (until 19 Nov) while Julia Griffin, Steve Sutton + Jamie Colvin's Trap is at New Arts Spaces, Warrington also on Sat 19 Nov

Next week (w/c 21 Nov)
Mark Thomas's Black and White is at Sale Waterside on Tue 22 Nov, and UKRLand is at The Lowry on Wed 23 Nov
In Liverpool, Mary Pearson's Witnessed in Translation is at FACT on Tue 22 Nov; on Sat 26 Nov Kezia Cannon's The idea is to keep you inside is at the Unity and there's a Scratch Studio at the Everyman. Lancaster Arts has Avital Raz's Unnatural Cycles on Tue 22 Nov and Will Dickie's White Sun on Thu 24 Nov. Warrington Contemporary Fringe Festival runs 25-27 Nov + 1-4 Dec; while in Leeds Compass Festival is ongoing and The Lighthouse is at the Holbeck on Sat 26 Nov.

The following week (w/c 28 Nov)
Proteus is at The Lowry, Split Britches at Contact and The Dan Daw Show at HOME; while Lightwaves runs on Salford Quays. Elsewhere, Avital Raz is in Sheffield; Van Huynh Company in Lancaster; Mary Pearson and Top Joe in Liverpool; there's a Dance Scratch Night in Warrington; CLAYground: With Echoes in Leeds

Online: Stacy Makisihi's The Ritual is on Tue 22 + Tue 29 Nov (look for Storbritannien when selecting country).
All the DaDaFest shows are available until18 Dec. There's also Lowri Evans's TelenovelaUnity Online has just added new content; and there's Lowry Digital, HOMESCREEN, MIF Watch On Demand + Sadlers Wells Digital Stage and the Word of Warning YouTube.

Keep checking our News + Information page for more pointers to opportunities and show videos online, and @WarnMcr on Twitter for short-notice performances.

Best

Tamsin
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warnmcr: welcome to the jungle...

Now the dust has settled on NPO day, we're relieved and grateful to find ourselves still standing while our thoughts go to those less fortunate. We can all now look forward to next week's austerity budget, while a serving MP, with the self-awareness of a witchetty grub, makes a monkey of himself in the jungle...
 
IRL:
This weekend, Reckless Sleepers' Schrödinger is at New Adelphi, Salford on Fri 11 + Sat 12 Nov. Also tonight, Fri 11 Nov there's cabaret with Lava Elastic at Contact and CRIPtic Cabaret at HOME; while The Lowry has Rendez-Vous Dance What Songs May Do on Fri 11 Nov and a Scratch Night on Sat 12 Nov.
Further afield, in Liverpool, at the Unity Theatre there's Symoné's Utopian (T&Cs apply) on Fri 11 Nov; and at the Bluecoat: Bus Regulation, the Musical is on Sun 13 Nov. In St Helen's, Turntable Theatre's Made of Stars is at St Mary's Market (11-13 Nov), Unfinished Business's Sauerkraut Spell Sharing is at Lucem House on Sat 12 Nov and Xhi Ndubisi + Sarah Hunter's Feast: Pear is also at St Mary's Market on Sun 13 Nov.

Next week (w/c 14 Nov)
Frantic Assembly's Othello is at The Lowry (15-19 Nov) and Not Your Circus Dog's Not F*ckin Sorry is at Contact Tue 15 + Wed 16 Nov.
Further afield Sheffield's Drama Studio has Proto-type Theater's Dead Cats on Mon 14 Nov and Ridiculusmus's Beautiful People on Sat 19 Nov. LavaElastic is at the Arts Centre Edgehill University on Tue 15 Nov; in Liverpool, Mark Thomas's Black and White is at the Playhouse on Wed 16 + Thu 17 Nov; and Ugly Bucket's Stuffed is at the Unity (17-19 Nov). Bobby Baker's Drawing on a (Grand)mother's Experience (film and discussion) is at Lancaster Arts on Thu 17 Nov. Julia Griffin, Steve Sutton + Jamie Colvin's Trap is at New Arts Spaces, Warrington on Sat 19 NovIn Leeds, No Dress Code dance scratch night is at Yorkshire Dance on Fri 18 Nov; while on Sat 19 Nov Vincent Dance's Hold Tight is at NSCD and gobscure' heartfelt is at the Holbeck in Leeds. Also in Leeds, Compass Festival  (18-27 Nov) kicks off, featuring Silvia Mercuriali, Toni Lewis, Amy Lawrence, Empathy Museum, Popeye Collective, Satellite.

The following week (w/c 21 Nov) Mark Thomas is in Sale, and UKRLand and Le Gateau Chocolat are at The Lowry.
Mary Pearson, Kezia Cannon and a Scratch Studio are in Liverpool; Avital Raz and Will Dickie in Lancaster; while in Leeds there's The Lighthouse and Compass Festival is ongoing; and Warrington Contemporary Fringe Festival joins the fray.
 
Online: All the DaDaFest shows are available 31 Oct-18 Dec. There's also Lowri Evans's Telenovela, Lowry Digital, HOMESCREEN, MIF Watch On DemandUnity Online + Sadlers Wells Digital Stage and the Word of Warning YouTube.

Keep checking our News + Information page for more pointers to opportunities and show videos online, and @WarnMcr on Twitter for short-notice performances.

Best

Tamsin
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