Word of Warning...
After a long bleak political night, art musings seem a little redundant, save to say that spreading the word that culture matters is going to be ever more vital over the five years ahead... In lieu of anything more positive to say, here goes with the week ahead.
Contact's Flying Solo (5-9 May) reaches its conclusion but you can still see Ester Natzijl's Watching (Ceci n'est pas de deux),
Louise Orwin's A Girl And A Gun, and Jackie Hagan's Some People Have Too Many Legs. We would flag Jamie Lewis-Hadley but it's sold out! Meanwhile in Liverpool, the U-decide Festival at Unity, Coney's Early Days (of a Better Nation) tonight, Fri 8 May.
Next week (w/c 11 May) there's the regular Tales of Whatever at Gulliver's on Wed 13 May and on Thu 14 May, there's Manchester After Hours including Li Binyuan's Deathless Love at CFCCA.
Over in Bradford, Theatre in the Mill have Ellie Harrison, Bethany Wells + Adam Young's The Unfair on Wed 13 - Fri 15 May. Up in Lancaster, as part of OPEN15, Live at LICA has Guillermo Katz's To Sing also on Wed 13 - Fri 15 May.
The following week (w/c 18 May) in Manchester there's David Hoyle at Contact, while over in Liverpool there's Wendy Houstoun and Physical Fest.
That brings us to the end of what has been a somewhat 'out of body' mailer - a mildy sprained wrist gained through reckless Bank Holiday D.I.Y has meant this has been typed by another pair of beautiful hands!
Best,
Tamsin
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Performance Programme Spring/Summer 2015
13+14 Jun, various. £5/3 | Hulme Garden Ctr
WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT BAMBI
Tom Marshman [booking essential]
25 Jun, 7.30pm. £5/3 | STUN Studio at Z-arts
MATILDA AND ME
Ria Hartley
After a long bleak political night, art musings seem a little redundant, save to say that spreading the word that culture matters is going to be ever more vital over the five years ahead... In lieu of anything more positive to say, here goes with the week ahead.
Contact's Flying Solo (5-9 May) reaches its conclusion but you can still see Ester Natzijl's Watching (Ceci n'est pas de deux),
Louise Orwin's A Girl And A Gun, and Jackie Hagan's Some People Have Too Many Legs. We would flag Jamie Lewis-Hadley but it's sold out! Meanwhile in Liverpool, the U-decide Festival at Unity, Coney's Early Days (of a Better Nation) tonight, Fri 8 May.
Next week (w/c 11 May) there's the regular Tales of Whatever at Gulliver's on Wed 13 May and on Thu 14 May, there's Manchester After Hours including Li Binyuan's Deathless Love at CFCCA.
Over in Bradford, Theatre in the Mill have Ellie Harrison, Bethany Wells + Adam Young's The Unfair on Wed 13 - Fri 15 May. Up in Lancaster, as part of OPEN15, Live at LICA has Guillermo Katz's To Sing also on Wed 13 - Fri 15 May.
The following week (w/c 18 May) in Manchester there's David Hoyle at Contact, while over in Liverpool there's Wendy Houstoun and Physical Fest.
That brings us to the end of what has been a somewhat 'out of body' mailer - a mildy sprained wrist gained through reckless Bank Holiday D.I.Y has meant this has been typed by another pair of beautiful hands!
Best,
Tamsin
www.facebook.com/warnmcr @warnmcr
Word of Warning Google calendar
Give us feedback
Information for artists: www.habarts.org
Pala// here is always somewhere else online artist video transmissions.
Spread the word that #CultureMatters
Word of Warning
Performance Programme Spring/Summer 2015
13+14 Jun, various. £5/3 | Hulme Garden Ctr
WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT BAMBI
Tom Marshman [booking essential]
25 Jun, 7.30pm. £5/3 | STUN Studio at Z-arts
MATILDA AND ME
Ria Hartley