Word of Warning...
All the signs of Autumn are truly here, forget the turning leaves, the fresher welcoming committees have taken up residence in the supermarkets - so this week's word of warning is to order your food online as the shelves will soon be bare...
Back on topic, less mainstream seasons don't really kick in in earnest for a couple of weeks so there's not a lot new to report. Reminders that Chris Thorpe's There May Have Been An Incident (4-21 Sept) is ongoing at the Royal Exchange, as is Daniel Kitson's Tree (13-21 Sept) and Chris Goode's Monkey Bars (13/14 Sept) at The Lowry and the first Mother's Ruin of the season is at Contact on Fri 20 Sept.
Leaping Out 2 is at the Dukes, Lancaster tonight, Fri 13 Sept and the Seven Traces Festival is at the University of Lancaster, Fri 13 til Tue 17 Sept.
A couple of new discoveries: Tomorrow,Sat 14 Sept, Sometimes We Play's We Can Be Heroes (Work in Progress) is at Bradford's Theatre in the Mill. A little further ahead, Manchester's Victoria Baths plays host to Audible Silence: A Concert for the Architecture on Thu 26 Sept; a little further afield, Rose Theatre, Edgehill has l i g h t o u c h that same night and 12 Degrees North Dance Company: A Triple Bill on Mon 30 Sept. And fellow 80's hangovers may be intrigued by Thomas Dolby's The Invisible Lighthouse at Waterside Arts Centre of Fri 27 Sept.
Booking is now largely open for Domestic (8-17 Nov) - Word of Warning's mini-festival in a block of flats featuring Jo Bannon, Alex Bradley + Scott Smith, J. Fergus Evans, Small Acts, the vacuum cleaner, Leentje Van de cruys and Greg Wohead. Please bear with us if there are a few booking glitsches, I underestimated the massive amount of work it would be to set up online bookings for so many limited capacity shows and the lovely John has been battling it all week (hence the lateness of today's mail). For appointments for Alex Bradley + Scott Smith's Field Test in Garageland, or any problems call us on 07581 299 439. Everything is limited capacity and is already selling fast so do book early.
best
Tamsin
Next up on Word of Warning: Performance Programme Autumn/Winter 2013
Sat 5 Oct, 12noon-11pm. BLANKSPACE | Z-arts
EMERGENCY 2013
A free day-out for the curious.
Fri 11 + Sat 12 Oct, 8pm. Contact
THE UGLY SISTERS
RashDash
Fri 8 — Sun 17 Nov. Cooper House
DOMESTIC
Performance stripped bare.
the vacuum cleaner | Leentje Van de Cruys | J. Fergus Evans | Greg Wohead | Small Acts | Alex Bradley + Scott Smith | Jo Bannon
Fri 29 Nov, 7.30pm. Z-arts
THE FALSETTOS
Stacy Makishi
**look out for a ticket deal coming soon to see Stacy Makishi on Friday + Bryony Kimmings on Saturday.
Standing reminders:
Become a Supporter of Warning
www.facebook.com/warnmcr @warnmcr
Information for artists: www.habarts.org
All the signs of Autumn are truly here, forget the turning leaves, the fresher welcoming committees have taken up residence in the supermarkets - so this week's word of warning is to order your food online as the shelves will soon be bare...
Back on topic, less mainstream seasons don't really kick in in earnest for a couple of weeks so there's not a lot new to report. Reminders that Chris Thorpe's There May Have Been An Incident (4-21 Sept) is ongoing at the Royal Exchange, as is Daniel Kitson's Tree (13-21 Sept) and Chris Goode's Monkey Bars (13/14 Sept) at The Lowry and the first Mother's Ruin of the season is at Contact on Fri 20 Sept.
Leaping Out 2 is at the Dukes, Lancaster tonight, Fri 13 Sept and the Seven Traces Festival is at the University of Lancaster, Fri 13 til Tue 17 Sept.
A couple of new discoveries: Tomorrow,Sat 14 Sept, Sometimes We Play's We Can Be Heroes (Work in Progress) is at Bradford's Theatre in the Mill. A little further ahead, Manchester's Victoria Baths plays host to Audible Silence: A Concert for the Architecture on Thu 26 Sept; a little further afield, Rose Theatre, Edgehill has l i g h t o u c h that same night and 12 Degrees North Dance Company: A Triple Bill on Mon 30 Sept. And fellow 80's hangovers may be intrigued by Thomas Dolby's The Invisible Lighthouse at Waterside Arts Centre of Fri 27 Sept.
Booking is now largely open for Domestic (8-17 Nov) - Word of Warning's mini-festival in a block of flats featuring Jo Bannon, Alex Bradley + Scott Smith, J. Fergus Evans, Small Acts, the vacuum cleaner, Leentje Van de cruys and Greg Wohead. Please bear with us if there are a few booking glitsches, I underestimated the massive amount of work it would be to set up online bookings for so many limited capacity shows and the lovely John has been battling it all week (hence the lateness of today's mail). For appointments for Alex Bradley + Scott Smith's Field Test in Garageland, or any problems call us on 07581 299 439. Everything is limited capacity and is already selling fast so do book early.
best
Tamsin
Next up on Word of Warning: Performance Programme Autumn/Winter 2013
Sat 5 Oct, 12noon-11pm. BLANKSPACE | Z-arts
EMERGENCY 2013
A free day-out for the curious.
Fri 11 + Sat 12 Oct, 8pm. Contact
THE UGLY SISTERS
RashDash
Fri 8 — Sun 17 Nov. Cooper House
DOMESTIC
Performance stripped bare.
the vacuum cleaner | Leentje Van de Cruys | J. Fergus Evans | Greg Wohead | Small Acts | Alex Bradley + Scott Smith | Jo Bannon
Fri 29 Nov, 7.30pm. Z-arts
THE FALSETTOS
Stacy Makishi
**look out for a ticket deal coming soon to see Stacy Makishi on Friday + Bryony Kimmings on Saturday.
Standing reminders:
Become a Supporter of Warning
www.facebook.com/warnmcr @warnmcr
Information for artists: www.habarts.org