Freedom Season Guide: Jul - Sep 2017 by Hull UK City of Culture 2017

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EXPLORING FREEDOM AS NEVER BEFORE

WHAT’S ON DIARY: FREEDOM

Hull is a place of big skies, big vistas and an abiding sense of freedom. Which comes not only from its stunning geography of course, but from the legacy of anti-slavery campaigner and MP William Wilberforce, who was born in the city in 1759. It comes from the radical independence of the place, and also the wealth of artists over the years who have come to work and freely flourish here.

The city will continue to welcome in the world with the energy, inclusion and panache we showed right from the start, culminating in September’s Freedom Festival, where what it is to be free will be expressed across a spectacular festival weekend.

This summer, the concept of ‘freedom’ in all its many forms will be explored across Hull as never before, with epic concerts, incredible exhibitions and jaw-dropping pieces of theatre.

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Join us, as Hull 2017 focuses on possibly its most poignant theme – Freedom.

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HULL AND FREETOWN:

AN ENDURING PARTNERSHIP Hull and Freetown, capital of Sierra Leone, formed a civic partnership in 1979. Photo: © Tom Arran

LOOK UP: THIS IS A FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION CENTRE BY BOB AND ROBERTA SMITH

It features a significant new work by Bob and Roberta Smith, following his most recent investigations into the nature of modern protest. 4

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“It’s a huge honour to show this new work. This is a Freedom of Expression Centre has been inspired by two key experiences of mine: firstly, the past five years as an advocate for the arts, exploring why democratic societies generally support and defend the arts, while repressive regimes curb them. The second experience was an interview I conducted with a Black Lives Matter activist, Blair Imani, while making a BBC 4 programme on protest.

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You can see Blair’s inspiring interview in the exhibition.

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During its summer break, Hull School of Art and Design will become a Freedom of Expression Centre, hosting talks, workshops and a new exhibition created by Bob and Roberta Smith, exploring the differing degrees of freedom experienced by artists around the world.

The bond was established through links with Hull-born MP William Wilberforce who led the slavery abolition movement: Freetown was established in 1787 as “The Province of Freedom”, a British re-settlement colony for those who had been freed.

“The British Council is delighted to be working on this programme. Hull and Freetown will celebrate the “In 2016, a delegation theme of ‘Freedom’ from Hull was one of through specially the first UK groups commissioned films, to visit Sierra Leone art exhibitions and after the end of music residencies the Ebola epidemic. that explore issues The visit led to the of modern day development of slavery and galvanise Hull-Freetown 2017, communities. A visit a three-year by the Mayor of programme giving Freetown to Hull new impetus to in September will historic links further strengthen between the two cities, ties between our through cultural and two countries.” educational projects. Sierra Leone, outlines how the relationship between the twin cities continues to develop in 2017.

“Art isn’t about opposing people or telling them what to think. I want people to reflect on what art can do, and what latent potential there is in all of us.” Aug – Sep Hull School of Art and Design hull2017.co.uk/freedom ofexpressioncentre Free INSTALL ATION

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Spaces and places in and around the Fruit Market will be transformed by this event, where leading artists and designers have been invited to play with the most fundamental creative material – paper.

Ten days celebrating colour and the freedom to play – installations by some of the most exciting creative minds from the worlds of contemporary art, design and architecture – using the specialist coloured paper, Colorplan, from Hull company G . F Smith.

“In a world of transient communication and fleeting digital memories, paper offers texture and feeling, weight and sensation…” G . F SMITH

30 Jun – 9 Jul Fruit Market and Humber Street Gallery hull2017.co.uk/papercity Free INSTALL ATION

Part of Look Up.

Also revealed at the launch of Paper City will be the World’s Favourite Colour.

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PRS FOUNDATION’S NEW MUSIC BIENNIAL: A FESTIVAL OF NEW MUSIC Taking place across two festival weekends in July 2017, in Hull and at London’s Southbank Centre and broadcast by BBC Radio 3, explosions of sound will erupt across Hull City Centre in a series of bite-sized performances.

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• Laurence Crane • Errollyn Wallen • Simon Holt & • Emily Hall BBC Philharmonic • Hannah Peel Orchestra • James McVinnie • Gavin Bryars & Darkstar • Mica Levi & BBC • Eliza Carthy Philharmonic • GoGo Penguin Orchestra • Daniel Elms

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• Jason Singh & Anne Martin • Jocelyn Pook • Peter Edwards • Philip Venables, David Hoyle & London Sinfonietta • Brian Irvine & Jennifer Walsh • Sam Lee

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Hull plays host to a celebration of new music from an impressive lineup of talented UK composers for PRS Foundation’s New Music Biennial.

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SUMMERTIME IS FESTIVAL TIME FOR HULL’S CREATIVE COMMUNITIES

In 1957, the Greatfield estate in East Hull was a building site. Greatfield 60 will celebrate six decades of life on the estate through arts and culture, as professional artists work with residents on a variety of projects supporting homegrown creativity.

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Hull’s communities invite you to enjoy a vibrant programme of family-friendly festivals and events this season. From music and dance to food and crafts sessions and more, neighbourhoods from east to west are coming together to create, reflect, share and celebrate. Join the Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire Hindu Cultural Association’s fourth Hull Indian Mela at City Hall – a celebration of Indian arts, culture and flavours that is set to be more colourful than ever in 2017. Over in East Hull, the Shelley Avenue Centre will host its first Community Arts Jam, featuring rap, spoken word and dance performances.

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Students at Sirius Academy West, with theatre makers Silent Uproar, will perform their first production of Park Life in Pickering Park in July. In August, we’ll celebrate a relationship that spans decades and distance, with Hull Transforming Lives in Freetown, a diverse musical showcase dedicated to Hull and our twin city in Sierra Leone.

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In September, 400 young people from NAPA and the City’s Music Service will take to City Hall’s stage in musical and theatrical extravaganza We Are The Future!, which celebrates being young and free in a city of culture. The Creative Communities Programme is funded by Hull 2017 and the Big Lottery Fund.

A pop-up gallery on the estate, the G60, will host photography exhibitions, talks, artist workshops and film screenings.

Other highlights for the year-long programme include ‘Family Fun’ community sessions provided by GRIN (Greatfield Residents Improving their Neighbourhood) and the launch of the Greatfield Community Choir.

Greatfield 60 is led by Greatfield Big Local, a 10 year and beyond residentled community development project.

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HULL MULTICULTURAL FESTIVAL Humber All Nations Alliance, in partnership with Hymers College and Rooted in Hull, will host Hull’s first Multicultural Festival. The event will be a joyful celebration of the city’s cultural diversity, showcasing their cultures and traditions through

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food, dance, fashion, music and crafts, closing with a multicultural fashion show.

29 Jul, from 10am Hymers College hull2017.co.uk/ multiculturalfestival

Come and immerse £1 entry / Children go yourself in the sights, free if accompanied sounds and tastes. by an adult

Greatfield 60 and Hull Multicultural Festival are both part of the Creative Communities Programme.

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TIGER RAGS - THE FABRIC OF HULL CITY AFC Telling the story of Hull City AFC’s integral place in Hull culture and its connection to black-and-amber, Les Motherby has curated Tiger Rags to display playerworn kits and memorabilia spanning the club’s 113-year

history, celebrating football’s unique ability to bring together people from all backgrounds.

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Former players will describe what wearing club colours meant to them and workshops will invite children to design new kits.

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OAK ROAD FESTIVAL This festival of music, arts, crafts and multicultural cuisine, held at the forgotten beauty spot of Oak Road Playing Field, is the creation of an unexpected collaboration between young migrants and students from the Learning Sanctuary and Rise Academy in Hull. Celebrating themes of freedom, the young people have planned and produced the arts festival close to the Oak Road boathouse, which in the early 2000s led an avant-garde arts movement that challenged rules and promoted artistic liberty.

1 Jul, 12 – 5pm Oak Road Playing Field hull2017.co.uk/oakroadfestival Free FESTIVAL

THE PEOPLE OF PRIORY

Hate crime is an ominous, prevailing presence in our society.

8 Jul, 2 – 8pm Priory Primary School

Borders, barriers and warning signs have come to be a part of our everyday life, but are we being kept out, or is something being kept in? A bold, visceral confrontation, Annabel McCourt’s thought-provoking installation appears ‘live’, providing a powerful and macabre reminder of our own latent potential. Stark and unforgettable, The Electric Fence awaits you…

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Priory Primary School will host a day-long festival for the local community, led by the school’s own ‘City of Culture Junior Committee’ of pupils.

With performances from artists and community groups and each child at the school contributing to a piece of art work, the day promises to be an unforgettable The People of Priory cultural celebration festival will feature to be enjoyed by the local bands, community whole community. groups, food, drink and much more.

Tiger Rags, The Electric Fence, Oak Road Festival and The People of Priory are all part of the Creative Communities Programme.

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We look forward to welcoming you in 2017 and beyond.

September’s Freedom theme resonates strongly with us and the pioneering work of our Wilberforce Institute, which conducts life-changing research into modern-day slavery. We’ll link with Freedom Festival producing a summit to further the debate behind the festival’s core theme – and join forces to celebrate Hull’s independent spirit.

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We are also a proud creator and supporter of culture and, as a Principal Partner of Hull 2017, we’re playing an active role in producing and hosting some of the year’s spectacular cultural events. Many of these are taking place on our stunning campus, including the world-class concert space at Middleton Hall and the national standard art gallery within our library. These spaces are available for people to enjoy year round, every year.

The Larkin exhibition here on campus will reveal fresh insights into one of the 20th century’s most popular writers and is a key highlight of our programme.

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The University of Hull is dedicated to producing generations of students who value and exhibit creativity through science, innovation and art.

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LARKIN: NEW EYES EACH YEAR This biographic exhibition at the University of Hull, where Larkin spent three decades as Librarian, lifts the lid on the life of one of Hull’s most influential creatives. Featuring his love of music, unseen letters, photography and personal possessions, Larkin: New Eyes Each Year explores connections between Larkin’s life and work in Hull and the writing that led to him being described as Britain’s best loved poet.

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The wider exhibition programme includes artists’ responses to Larkin’s life and work, and questions about how we choose to present ourselves now. Curated by Anna Farthing.

Grayson Perry Turner Prize Winner (2003) BBC Reith Lecture (2013)

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JEFF LYNNE’S ELO Jeff Lynne’s ELO, the globallyrenowned group known for their epic live shows, will perform a headline concert at the KCOM Stadium as part of Hull 2017. With a distinct style that seamlessly blends rock, pop and classical, Jeff Lynne’s ELO have had 26 UK Top 40 singles to date, selling in excess of 50 million records worldwide. 1 Jul

Jeff was also a co-founding member of The Traveling Wilburys, together with Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, George Harrison and Tom Petty, before producing and collaborating with some of the biggest names in music, including The Beatles.

PLOTS, INTRIGUE AND TREASON: HULL IN THE CIVIL WAR In April 1642, Sir John Hotham, acting on behalf of Parliament, denied King Charles entry into Hull. This exhibition will use original archival material to show the incident at Beverley Gate – which ultimately led to the outbreak of hostilities between King and Parliament – in a wider context, depicting how a hero turned traitor and paid the ultimate price.

Photo: King Charles Demanding Entrance at the Beverley Gate, Hull, April 23, 1642 by George Arnald © Ferens Art Gallery

4 Jul – 22 Sep Hull History Centre hull2017.co.uk/ hullcivilwar Free EXHIBITION

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PROJECT BLYTH ELECTRIC CAR RACE

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Cheer on more than 1,000 young racers as Hull City Centre becomes a race circuit. 60 teams of young drivers will race self-built electric cars around the Guildhall and Queens Gardens, reaching speeds of up to 30mph as they battle it out for pole position. Aimed at encouraging young people into engineering, Project Blyth is run by Greenpower Education Trust and funded by Green Port Hull and the Careers and Enterprise Company.

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16 Jul, 9am – 5pm Alfred Gelder Street hull2017.co.uk/ projectblyth Free OTHER

Supported by Siemens.

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STATES OF PLAY Who said play is just for kids?

Join us as we delve into various states of play, This selection of exploring possibility, diverse, provocative freedom, game play, contemporary work by masquerade and UK and international wonder. artists and makers invites us to rethink Come and play with and reclaim play, the us and imagine: universal language what if? that transcends all barriers. Curated by the Crafts Council. In association with Supported by Arts the Crafts Council, Council England States of Play and British Council. explores situations – of interaction and experience, 6 Jul – 25 Sep, development and 10am – 8pm production – where Humber Street play is everywhere, Gallery even for grown-ups. hull2017.co.uk/ statesofplay Free EXHIBITION

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CLASSICALLY YOURS

Aiming to increase access to high quality music in the East Riding, Classically Yours is a series of concerts taking place in Beverley, Bridlington, Pocklington and Withernsea throughout 2017.

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There will also be special concerts held for children and families, plus opportunities for community groups to work and perform with the orchestras and composers James Redwood and Richard Taylor. Supported by Arts Council England.

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NOISY KIDS As part of the Classically Yours series, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, introduced by its very own captain Tim Steiner, presents a fun and interactive performance to take the audience on a voyage of musical discovery and adventure. 20

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East Riding of Yorkshire Council and Orchestras Live have joined forces to bring some of the UK’s top orchestras, including Manchester Camerata, Sinfonia Viva and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, to the area.

The concert, organised by the RPO Resound, is an excellent introduction to classical music with a musical selection inspired by the sea and beyond, including Strauss’ Blue Danube Waltz, the Fantasia on British Sea Songs and excerpts from

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one of the bestloved film scores of all time, Pirates of the Caribbean.

The 25th Summer Edition of Hull Jazz Festival sees some of the freshest names in UK jazz perform alongside internationally renowned artists.

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Donny McCaslin, US sax star and David Bowie’s final collaborator on Blackstar, headlines the Festival alongside jazz giant Courtney Pine with soul legend Omar and MOBO Award-winning urban duo Binker and Moses, who bring their hypnotic live show to Hull.

wave of Gypsy Jazz is represented by Sébastien Giniaux Trio and The Grimaldi Quartet. Hull jazz legends Ain’t Misbehavin’ reunite after 25 years and saxophonist Snake Davis performs much-loved classic sax solos.

Trailblazers Nérija are paving a new way for women in jazz and the new

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A COMMON FOE For generations, fishing vessels from all over the world were free to exploit the rich waters around Iceland.

As the decline of fish stocks led to conflict between friends and former allies, the challenges of the sea remained.

In Hull, fortunes were made and a distinct way of life was created by the city’s fishing community, building a thriving community around Hessle Road.

Seafaring communities on both sides of the Cod Wars reflect on confrontation, co-operation and loss, in this film and photography exhibition by Simon Sharp.

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Supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund. 15 Jul – 24 Sep Hull Maritime Museum hull2017.co.uk/commonfoe Free MULTI-PLATFORM

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But the freedom to make a living came at a cost for all relying on the resources of the North Atlantic Ocean.

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THE COLOURS OF FREEDOM - COLOURS OF MUSIC ORCHESTRA

Inspired by poems about freedom, written by students from four local schools and youth groups who all play in the orchestra, The Colours of Freedom is a collaboration with Spin Off Productions, musicians Gary Hammond, David Barton, Donna Smith and DJ Chile, poet Cassandra Parkin, artist Liz Dees and filmmaker My Pockets.

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1 Jul, 2pm Riverside Theatre, Hull College hull2017.co.uk/ coloursofmusic Free MUSIC

20 Jul, 7pm Middleton Hall, University of Hull

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National Youth Dance Company (NYDC) comes to Hull for the very first time with new work from Guest Artistic Director, Damien Jalet.

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Jalet’s revered choreographic style is combined with the energy of 40 young dancers in a unique piece of theatre addressing themes of melancholia, ritual, control and abandon. .co.uk

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Hull’s own Colours of Music Orchestra take the audience on a magical, freedom-themed journey as they merge song, soundscapes, poetry, art, film and movement.

The performance also features a newly created piece by young people from Hull and East Riding.

NYDC is run by Sadler’s Wells and funded by Arts Council England and the Department for Education.

HULL FOLK AND MARITIME FESTIVAL A highlight of the city’s cultural calendar which is now in its 27th year, Hull Folk and Maritime Festival celebrates Hull’s rich and unique folk heritage over four days filled with music, dance and family entertainment. The city’s folk traditions are brought to life across a festival programme of more than 80 free 2017Hull

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performances, featuring internationally renowned acts as well as providing a platform for local talent. Taking place at venues around the Marina and historic Old Town, the festival includes a floating maritime and shanty stage, a real ale festival, folk dancing, traditional crafts and folk art, talks, exhibitions and more. HullCityofCulture

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THERE WILL BE DANCING! 50 years ago, homosexuality was decriminalised in the UK.

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LGBT people and friends. Humans! Let’s go outside and dance, wearing Sappho’s violets, Wilde’s carnations or any flower you wish. Celebrate heroes past, freedoms gained and show solidarity with continuing struggles for LGBT equality at home and everywhere. 22 – 29 Jul Hull City Centre hull2017.co.uk/lgbt50 Free FESTIVAL

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In one beautiful week, everyone is invited to parade at the first ever UK Pride which is happening in Hull, to dance and eat cake at a very special Duckie summer tea party, see The House of Kings and Queens at Humber Street Gallery (see overleaf) and be part of a new Yorkshire Dance production by Gary Clarke. Remember, on a queer day you can see forever!

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THE HOUSE OF KINGS AND QUEENS Lee Price’s photography exhibition captures life at The House of Kings and Queens, a home belonging to a young transgender woman which has become a sanctuary for the LGBT community in Freetown, Hull’s sister city in Sierra Leone.

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Captured in a country where homosexuality remains illegal, Price’s powerful images offer a glimpse into The House, where inhabitants can live without oppression, exposing what it means to be gay in Freetown.

Money, family, work, relationships, politics, social media - life can be a challenge. We’re all dots on a tiny planet hurtling through an infinite universe. So how do we survive? What are the things that bring us together? Where do we find beauty, peace and a purpose amid all the craziness?

Part of LGBT50. See previous page. 27 Jul – 24 Sep, 10am – 8pm Humber Street Gallery hull2017.co.uk/ kingsandqueens Free EXHIBITION

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Nova Studios Ltd, the Hull-based filmmakers who created This City Belongs to Everyone – the film that successfully united Hull behind the bid to become UK City of Culture 2017 – have made 12 short films in Hull and its partner city Freetown in Sierra Leone, asking people the question “how do you have a happy life?”

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Released online once a month throughout 2017, the films’ subjects in both cities share similarities despite geographical distance: regular people in two very different cities talking about happiness. In all this confusion, is it simpler to achieve than we think?

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VOLUNTEERS: BERTA’S STORY Our amazing Hull volunteers, hailing from every corner of Hull and beyond, are ensuring is a year to remember for everyone, bringing endless passion, energy and commitment to a variety of roles. Berta, originally from Spain but now living in Hull, signed volunteer last summer. Here, she tells up to become a Hull us why she got involved and about her experience so far.

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“I was an event runner at the Made in Hull opening event, which was fantastic; it’s a wonderful feeling to be part of something so positive. “Everyone involved in the volunteering programme is very welcoming and there’s so much enthusiasm for the year and for Hull in general.

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“The training I’ve received has been really interesting and valuable, enabling us to carry out a wide variety of roles: from greeting visitors, to technical, production and supporting events – there really is something for everyone!

Drawing crowds of 30,000, Humber Street Sesh celebrates the excellence and diversity of regional musicians and artists, providing a powerful platform for homegrown creative brilliance.

The festival captures the heart and soul of the city and is proud to have the University of Hull as a main sponsor.

Rediscover your favourite acts and stumble across new ones while also enjoying art exhibitions, family entertainment and the ever-popular silent disco.

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The award-winning grassroots music festival returns to Hull Marina in bigger and better than ever, with hundreds of artists – covering all music genres – playing across 14 stages.

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“I look forward to seeing what opportunities become available once 2017 has drawn to a close, as I definitely intend to continue volunteering. It’s been such a great opportunity to meet new people and be part of so many exciting events.”

“When I heard about the volunteering programme I knew I wanted to be part of this amazing year for Hull. I’d volunteered in community projects back in Spain but nothing quite like this.

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THE GREAT BLUENESS

BY ARNOLD LOBEL. CHOREOGRAPHY BY DANIEL DE ANDRADE

A fantastical ballet with a wonderful Wizard, and a story that takes you from a world of greyness to one of brilliant technicolour. With people of all ages from Hull helping to create the filmed backdrops for this stunning new production, we see the Wizard discover blue, yellow and red for the first time.

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The Great Blueness will premiere with live performances in Hull before being shown on CBeebies, broadcasting Hull 2017 to pre-school children and their families across the whole of the UK. Come and take part in The Great Blueness filming in June/July in Hull – contact wizard@hull2017.co.uk

14 – 19 Aug Airco Arena hull2017.co.uk/ greatblueness Ticketed DANCE

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ADAPTED BY BRYONY LAVERY, FROM THE NOVEL BY CHARLES DICKENS. DIRECTED BY TOM BELLERBY

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YUM! FESTIVAL OF FOOD AND DRINK Hull City Centre plays host to the Yum! Festival of Food and Drink – two days of tasty street food, fresh local produce and a bustling market around the Rose Bowl fountain, funded by HullBID.

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With over 50 stalls of delicious hot and cold food, a variety of alcoholic and soft drinks, as well as live music and children’s entertainment, ranging from face painting, balloon modelling and magic to crazy golf, cupcake decorating and healthy cookery classes.

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There is plenty of food and free fun for all the family to enjoy. 11 – 12 Aug, 10am – 6pm Hull City Centre hull2017.co.uk/yum Free FESTIVAL

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OUR MUTUAL FRIEND Suppose you were all young, poor, barely scraping a living, some of you homeless… Suppose one of you, a mutual friend, has just been pulled, drowned, from your local river… Suppose you wanted to let the world know what killed them…

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And then suppose that one of you was, at that time, reading a Charles Dickens novel about friendship, cruelty, money, lack of money, business and piles of seemingly useless dust, which somehow seems to be all about your mutual friend.

Can you actually tell whether it is 1865 or 2017? Hull Truck Youth Theatre’s groups unite on the main stage in this feisty new production, adapted by award-winning writer Bryony Lavery.

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CELEBRATING 0 YEARS This year is a very important one for Freedom Festival. Not only are we part of Hull 2017 and all the wonderful elements that brings, but this year Hull’s international arts festival returns to celebrate its tenth anniversary.

Freedom Festival is an event that the people of Hull – and beyond – have well and truly taken to their hearts over the last decade. It has evolved hugely since its inception, growing out of bicentenary commemorations in Hull in 2007 of William Wilberforce’s Act of Parliament, which led to the abolition of the slave trade in the British Empire. In recent years, the ambitions of Freedom Festival Arts Trust (the independent charity behind the festival) have begun to establish it as one of the UK’s most interesting and diverse arts festivals.

A large scale outdoor arts event that is spectacular, beautiful, surprising and has so many art forms represented: it’s musical, it’s entertaining and at times challenging, it resonates with stories of the city, plays with public space and, crucially, has a very real and pertinent human theme woven through it which explores notions of freedom and emancipation – both historically and in the modern times we live in. Played out on city centre streets, with the heritage and architecture of Hull as the stage, Freedom Festival is never afraid to push boundaries with art and themes of freedom.

It aims to get audiences talking, debating and celebrating, always with something for everyone – young and old – to enjoy. Don’t miss what promises to be a very special 10th anniversary edition this September.

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Deep within a hidden office complex in the city centre, a mysterious new Korean technology company is taking root…. but where are the employees from and why are they here?

ONE DAY, MAYBE

ONE DAY, MAYBE conjures a kaleidoscopic dreamscape where live performance, installation and pioneering technology combine to create a vividly dystopian vision of a world spinning thrillingly out of control. dreamthinkspeak are global pioneers of site responsive performance. Previously they have taken over a paper factory in Moscow, the Old Treasury Building in Perth, Australia and an underground abattoir in Clerkenwell to create extraordinary and unforgettable audience journeys. ONE DAY, MAYBE is the company’s most technically ambitious production to date. Originally commissioned and produced by Asian Culture Complex, The Museum of Art, Kochi, 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa, AsiaNow and dreamthinkspeak. 1 Sep – 1 Oct To be revealed hull2017.co.uk/ onedaymaybe Ticketed S I T E - S P E C I F IC Photo: © Nae Fukata

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HULL NEW THEATRE A WORLD CLASS VENUE

Following a £16m revamp, the largest since its 1930s launch, Hull New Theatre is establishing itself firmly in the spotlight as a world-class venue, set to be enjoyed by all for many years to come.

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Hull City Council’s ambitious transformation of the Grade II listed building includes new state of the art technical and backstage infrastructure, alongside front of house enhancements – a new easily accessible entrance and foyer, lift access, increased audience capacity, plus additional catering and

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licensed bars, and spaces for business, community and social events. The theatre has certainly come a long way since opening in 1939, when founder Peppino Santangelo’s persistent determination ensured that the show would definitely go on and the venue survived the Second World War.

Two decades on, an intervention from Hull City Council saved it from becoming a bingo hall, marking the next stage of its journey to becoming a key player in the UK performing arts scene. The theatre has played host to some of the best awardwinning productions over the years and is set to take centre stage once more.

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An extraordinary one-off visit from The Royal Ballet will officially reopen the Theatre on 16 September, with other highlights of the programme including an exciting production from the internationally celebrated National Theatre, brand new work from renowned playwright and creative director John Godber and a residency from the acclaimed Opera North. HullCityofCulture

The next chapter in Hull New Theatre’s fascinating history is about to unfold, and we look forward to welcoming you all to be part of this prestigious venue’s lasting legacy. Janice Wincott, Theatres and Halls Manager, Hull New Theatre and Hull City Hall

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THE ROYAL BALLET: OPENING THE NEW Hull New Theatre reopens with an exhilarating evening of classic and modern dance presented by The Royal Ballet. Specially curated by the Company’s Hull-born Director, Kevin O’Hare, the performance brings together artists from Hull with a selection of Royal Ballet Principals and Soloists and some of the exciting dance talent emerging in the city today. The Royal Ballet’s visit will celebrate Hull’s extraordinary contribution to dance and ballet, while showcasing the city’s next generation of dancers.

Reaching out to dance enthusiasts of all ages and levels of experience, Opening The New will offer a range of opportunities during 2017, including pop-up performances and the Royal Opera House National Nutcracker project with local schools. Culminating in a day of free public events across the city, The Royal Ballet visit will bring dance schools, participants and the public together to dance, enjoy and recognise Hull New Theatre as a premier stage and venue for audiences from the city, the region and beyond. 16 Sep Hull New Theatre hull2017.co.uk/ royalballet Ticketed DANCE

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HULL TRINITY FESTIVAL Two days of live music featuring a vast lineup of local musicians, plus some very special guests, Hull Trinity Festival brings live performances to the city’s Old Town over one music-filled weekend.

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With the Main Stage in Trinity Square, Hull Trinity Festival invites you to explore and enjoy original acts in Hull City Centre. Supported by Hull BID, this free festival has grown in recent years to bring large audiences into the city and showcase the stunning Old Town as a must-visit leisure destination.

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23 – 24 Sep, 2pm – 10pm Hull City Centre

In 1982, Michael K Meyers, Professor of Fine Art at Chicago Art Institute, came to teach at Hull School of Art and Design. An audio visual installation he created during that period, based on interviews with Hull residents, was exhibited at Ferens Art Gallery and broadcast on BBC Radio 4’s Pick of the Week programme. Named ‘The Audio Encyclopedia of Personal Knowledge’, the project asked Hull residents the question “what do you know?”

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In 2017, 35 years on, Michael will return to Hull to continue his ongoing enquiry. Working in partnership with BBC Radio Humberside, BBC Look North, Hull Daily Mail and students from Hull School of Art and Design, he will track down some of those who featured in his original work and ask them “what do you know now?”. Current residents of Hull will also be asked to participate for the first time.

From these collective responses, a new installation based on the audio, video and images Michael collects will be exhibited at Hull School of Art and Design during our final season. Until 31 Oct Hull School of Art and Design hull2017.co.uk/ whatdoyouknow Free OTHER

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CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE Starting on National Poetry Day with local, national and international poets, Contains Strong Language is a celebration of new and existing word craft inspired by this literary city. Packed with world premieres, special gala readings, events and concerts, including the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, plus performances from John Cooper Clarke and others, Contains Strong Language

also features several new projects that absolutely everyone can get involved with – such as a mammoth washing line of poetry to be created from 2017 new poems about city landmarks written by Hull residents. At the heart of the festival will be The Hull 17 – an ensemble of 17 artists, commissioned to create new work, who will be resident in the city, including Imtiaz Dharker, Kate Fox, Joe Hakim, Harry Giles, Helen Mort, Alice Oswald, Bohdan Piasecki, Jacob Polley, Louise Wallwein, Fred Voss and Dean Wilson.

In association with Wrecking Ball Press.

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BBC national and local radio stations from Radio 1 to 6Music, television and online will record and broadcast much of the festival where live shows will include Jo Whiley on BBC Radio 2, The Verb with Ian McMillan on BBC Radio 3 and Front Row on BBC Radio 4.

28 Sep – 1 Oct Hull College, Kardomah, Middleton Hall, City Hall and other city venues hull2017.co.uk/ containsstronglanguage Ticketed MULTI-PLATFORM

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A major new national spoken word and poetry festival in Hull.

HUMBER MOUTH The Humber Mouth Literature Festival has always sought to be different, in the way it presents literature and Hull to the world.

includes How Was Your Day?, a digital project which gathers experiences of everyday life across Hull’s twin cities.

2017 marks its 25th anniversary presenting six further days of poetry and other literature performances.

28 Sep – 7 Oct

Using conventional and digital platforms to explore Hull as the gateway to Europe and the world, new work for this year

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DON’T MISS HULL’S MUSEUMS QUARTER

Hull’s museums give any major city a run for its money. I’m not the only one who thinks so: they were named in the UK’s Top 10 free attractions by Guardian readers. If you’ve not yet paid them a visit, what are you waiting for? The majority of our museums can be found on High Street in the Old Town. Here, the Museums Quarter features the Streetlife Museum of Transport, where you can board a tram and walk down a 1940s high street, as well as the Hull and East Riding Museum, for a look at the stunning Roman mosaics. There’s also Wilberforce House, which charts the history of slavery and its abolition, and now includes the Virtual Wilberforce experience, featuring digital characterisations of Hull’s famous son.

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TURNER PRIZE From September, Hull will host one of the art world’s most prestigious awards, the Turner Prize. The exhibition of the four shortlisted artists’ work will be held at the Ferens Art Gallery until January 8, and will be free to the public. Established in 1984, the prize, awarded by Tate, aims to grow awareness and interest in contemporary art. And as the UK’s most publicised arts award, it certainly gets people talking.

From Damien Hirst’s cows in formaldehyde to Anthea Hamilton’s 16ft sculpture of a bare bottom, the prize’s provocative exhibits always generate debate – often coming back to the same question: “but is it art?”

As ever, the Turner Prize generates more questions than answers - a good thing, surely, when it comes to art and culture. We hope you’ll join us at the Ferens from September and add to the debate.

Following Helen Marten’s 2016 win for her complex sculptural work, the contemporary art world awaits the announcement of the 2017 shortlist and overall winner. Will sculpture continue to dominate? Will we see a return to traditional painting?

David Sinclair, Director, Humber Street Gallery 26 Sep – 7 Jan 18 Ferens Art Gallery hull2017.co.uk/turnerprize Free EXHIBITION

Helen Marten, Turner Prize 2016 installation. Photo: © Tate Photography (Joe Humphrys)

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The Maritime Museum in Queen Victoria Square is a must-visit too; it’s home to several excellent Hull 2017 exhibitions this year – and includes a full-sized whale skeleton. So in these 365 days of culture that are propelling the city forward, be sure to make some time to check out its fascinating past. Paul Schofield, Hull Tour Guide 2017Hull

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27 Jan – 31 Dec Greatfield Estate

What Do You Know?

1 May – 31 Oct

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PRS Foundation’s New Music Biennial

30 Jun – 2 Jul

Hull City Centre

Paper City

30 Jun – 9 Jul

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BP Big Screens - The Royal Opera

14 Jul

Zebedee’s Yard

A Common Foe

15 Jul – 24 Sep Hull Maritime Museum 22

Project Blyth Electric Car Race

16 Jul

Alfred Gelder Street

The Baker’s Wife

18 – 22 Jul

Hull Truck Theatre

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BP Cultural Visions Lectures

19 Jul, 16 Aug, Middleton Hall, 20 Sep University of Hull

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Tarantiseismic

20 Jul

Middleton Hall, University of Hull

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The Colours of Freedom

1 Jul

Hull College

Jeff Lynne’s ELO

1 Jul

KCOM Stadium

Oak Road Festival

1 Jul

Oak Road Playing Field

Hull Folk and Maritime Festival

20 – 23 Jul

Hull Old Town & Hull Marina

Urban Archaeology Liberated

1 – 30 Jul

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LGBT50

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Humber Street Gallery

Tiger Rags - The 3 Jul – 2 Oct Fabric of Hull City AFC

Streetlife Museum

The House of Kings and Queens

Hymers College

4 Jul

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Hull Multicultural Festival

29 Jul

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Veterans Weekend

29 – 30 Jul

East Park

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Plots, Intrigue and Treason: Hull in the Civil War

4 Jul – 22 Sep

Hull History Centre

Rio International Cello Experience

29 Jul – 2 Aug

University of Hull

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The Electric Fence

4 Jul – 30 Sep

Holy Trinity Church

Residency by Bob and 1 Aug – 8 Sep Roberta Smith

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Larkin: New Eyes Each Year

5 Jul – 1 Oct

Brynmor Jones Library

Humber Street Sesh

5 Aug

Hull Marina

States of Play

6 Jul – 25 Sep

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Yum! Festival of Food and Drink

11 – 12 Aug

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Classics in the Park

8 Jul

Hymers College

8 Jul

Priory Primary School 13

Exhibition of the Work of Rowland Box

14 Aug – 16 Sep

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The People of Priory Noisy Kids

9 Jul

Bridlington Spa

The Great Blueness

14 – 19 Aug

Airco Arena

This is Hull: Rock Against Racism Posters

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Hull School of Art & Design

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Our Mutual Friend

16 – 19 Aug

Hull Truck Theatre

Apocalypse and Authenticity International Conference

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University of Hull

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Hull Jazz Festival

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ONE DAY, MAYBE

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Freedom Festival

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Hull City Centre

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1 – 4 Sep

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The Royal Ballet: Opening The New

16 Sep

Hull New Theatre

In Print

16 Sep – 29 Oct

Kingston Art Gallery

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Hull Trinity Festival

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Hull City Centre

Africans in Hull & East Yorkshire

26 Sep – 21 Oct

Hull History Centre

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Turner Prize

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Children’s Poetry Event

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University of Hull

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Wilberforce Freedom Summit

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University of Hull

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Contains Strong Language

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All information correct at time of going to print (Jan 2017). Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the event details in this programme, Hull UK City of Culture 2017 Ltd cannot accept responsibility for any errors and omissions, nor for any consequences arising from the use of this guide.

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Hull would like a say a huge thank you to a number of individuals, groups and partners who have been – and continue to be – fundamental to the success of UK City of Culture. Firstly, thanks to our chair Rosie Millard, and board of trustees who have each volunteered their time, expertise, skills and knowledge, and to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) and the Independent Advisory Panel chaired by Phil Redmond for recognising Hull’s potential. Thanks also to the many creative partners who are working so hard to help deliver a consistently inspiring, surprising and accessible programme.

Hull Hullwould like would like We are particularly grateful to our colleagues at Hull City to thank to ongoing our thank incredible our incredible Council, for their support and commitment to the project. A heartfelt thank you to our volunteers, who continue partners partners for supporting to provide boundless energy and for passionsupporting to help make this year unforgettable. the city the during city during our year our year We would like to recognise our funding partners and say thank you the generous investment and support they have given. inforthe in spotlight. the spotlight. Their commitment and enduring confidence in the project has enabled this year to be truly remarkable. Without them, this wouldn’t have been possible. And finally, we would like to offer our thanks to the people of Hull and the many visitors this city has seen already this year, for their participation, enthusiasm, ongoing cheerleading and ultimately for being part of the story. Thank you.

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