Lancaster Arts Autumn 2016 Events

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Autumn EvEnts

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Box office: 01524 594151 www.lancasterarts.org

Welcome This autumn, we have a dazzling array of talent to share with you, and our diverse series of concerts, devised theatre, dance, aerial theatre, comedy, spoken word and family events is united by our passion for bringing the arts into people's lives.

We open the season with two legendary adventurers in conversation - the great Sir Ranulph Fiennes and Sir Chris Bonington. These two friends will explore (literally) cliff-hanging anecdotes to mark the release of Fiennes’ new book. To open the concert season, we welcome award-winning British pianist, Steven Osborne, to perform Mussorgsky’s infinitely fabulous Pictures at an Exhibition. A host of other classical luminaries take their great music to the Great Hall this season, culminating in our unique project with English Touring Opera to reimagine Bach’s St.Johns Passion at Lancaster Priory.

Sue Maclaine comes to Lancaster for the first time with her bilingual work Can I Start Again Please – tackling a challenging subject through exquisitely beautiful means.

We are also privileged to be hosting a preview of the hugely talented Hetain Patel’s new work, American Man, before it opens at Sadler’s Wells in London.

For families, Ockham’s Razor present a thrilling and unmissable show for all ages, Tipping Point – this worldleading aerial theatre troupe combine jaw-dropping skill, humour and emotion. Our Family Rave for ‘parents who like to party’ launches our Messy, Noisy, Wriggly Gallery series. And finally our smallest visitors will find lots of squidgy squashy fun at Sponge, our brand new Big Imaginations commission.

All our events promise to be memorable experiences, so I invite you to support the great art that is being performed on your doorstep, and share these special moments with us.

Fiona Sinclair Associate Director

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CREDIT: Bill Prentice

CREDIT: John Snelling, Chris Bonington Picture Library

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Lancaster Litfest and Lancaster Arts presents: Sir Ranulph Fiennes in conversation with Sir Chris Bonington 6.30pm for 7pm start, Thursday 29 September Great Hall. Adults £25 (£23 Web Advance) / Students: £23 (£21 Web Advance) We are delighted to welcome Sir Ranulph Fiennes to Lancaster as he launches his latest book ‘Fear’.

During the evening he will be interviewed by Sir Chris Bonington. Each ticket holder will receive a complimentary copy of ‘Fear’ with a signing opportunity at the end of the talk.

Sir Ranulph Fiennes was the first man to reach both poles by surface travel and the first to cross the Antarctic Continent unsupported. He is the only person yet to have been awarded two clasps to the Polar medal for both Antarctic and the Arctic regions. Fiennes has led over 30 expeditions including the first polar circumnavigation of the Earth.

Sir Chris Bonington started climbing at the age of 16. He led a successful expedition making the first ascent of the South West Face of Everest in 1975 and reached the summit himself in 1985. In 2014 Chris, together with Leo Houlding, climbed the Old Man of Hoy at the age of 80.

60mins + Book Signing.

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CREDIT: Alicia Clarke

CREDIT: Zoe Manders

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Lost Dog: Paradise Lost

(lies unopened beside me) 8pm, Tuesday 18 October Nuffield Theatre. Price A - p18.

Combining theatre, comedy and movement, this is a journey through the story of the creation of everything.

A show which brings you the highlights of this well known but often forgotten story beginning with Lucifer’s rebellion and ending with Adam and Eve’s expulsion from the garden of Eden. A single man plays all the characters, creates all the scenes and, despite his best efforts, falls a little short of perfection.

A show for anyone who has created anything (child, garden, paper aeroplane) and then watched it spiral out of control. ★★★★★ The List ★★★★★ The Observer 4

★★★★★ The Independent 75mins & Post-Show Discussion. 14yrs+

Igor and Moreno: Idiot Syncrasy 8pm, Wednesday 30 November Nuffield Theatre. Price A - p18.

We started with wanting to change the world with a performance. We felt like idiots.

Then we danced a lot. We jumped. We called on the folk traditions of Sardinia and the Basque Country.

We sang. We jumped some more. We committed.

Now we promise to stick together. We promise to persevere. We promise to do our best.

“A warm, fabulous and funny show” ★★★★ The Guardian 60mins. 8yrs+

CREDIT: Mark Dawson

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Ockham’s Razor: Tipping Point 8pm, Tuesday 1 - Thursday 3 November 2pm, Wednesday 2 November.

Great Hall. Price A - p18. *In-the-Round Following the sell-out success of Not Until We Are Lost, Ockham's Razor return with their new show Tipping Point.

Tipping Point is set in the round with the audience drawn in close to the action. The five performers are enclosed within the circle of the stage, transforming simple metal poles into a rich landscape of images.

Together they face a series of challenges as poles are balanced on fingertips, hung from the roof, swung, lashed, climbed up and clung to, the action veering from catastrophe to mastery.

Within this teetering world they push and support each other as they wrestle with the moment when things begin to shift. They must decide whether to rail against the chaos or ride it out, allowing life to tilt towards the tipping point.

Tipping Point features a multi-layered surround sound musical landscape especially composed by Adem Ilhan & Quinta who have previously worked with Philip Selway of Radiohead, Hot Chip and Bat For Lashes. ★★★★ The Guardian 60mins. 6yrs+

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Big Fish Little Fish: Family Rave

M6 Theatre: Mavis Sparkle

2pm, Sunday 25 September Great Hall Complex. Web Advance: £8 / £6.

11.30am & 2pm, Sunday 20 November Nuffield Theatre. Price C - p18.

Calling all space cadets to our Intergalactic Family Rave!

With a magician for a dad and a stargazer for a mum, no wonder there’s more to Mavis than meets the eye!

Join Big Fish Little Fish for their rocket-fueled Lancaster launch at a party for the post-rave generation and their kids.

DJ Pianoman will be playing (grown up) dance music on the multi-sensory dance floor with bubbles, glitter cannons, huge balloons and a giant parachute dance finale. There will be craft tables, play-dough, colouring-in murals, tents, tunnels, inflatables, and a baby chill-out zone for the tiny ones. All of this with cake stalls, icelollies, face painting and a licensed bar... this really is the party that never stops - well not until teatime anyway.

Optional space-themed fancy dress!

Big Fish Little Fish Family Raves have won the Family Arts Festival 'Best Family Event' for the past two years.

"It's the highlight of our World!" - BFLF regular 6

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150mins. 0-8yrs. Adults must attend with a child.

A feather duster in one hand and a few tricks up her sleeve, our chatty cleaner is moving ever closer to making her dreams come true. With a little help from her cheeky cuckoo clock, mischievous mop bucket, Spike the hedgehog and a nice cup of tea, Mavis is on a journey north to see nature’s biggest light show with her own eyes.

M6’s cosmic production mixes magic, illusion, animation and laughter inspiring us all to dust away doubts, follow our dreams and reach for the stars!

“Enchanting…a treasure trove of delights” The Stage 45mins. 4yrs+ & families

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Lancaster Arts has recently signed up to the Family Arts Standards. We strive to welcome families with helpful staff, good facilities and considered pricing. All the events on these two pages are suitable for families – with recommended age ranges listed at the bottom of each event.

For more information on the standards see: www.familyartsfestival.com/family-arts-standards

Messy, Noisy, Wriggly Gallery For families with children aged 0-5 years.

Explore, create and learn on a Saturday morning with Lancaster Arts!

Come along to our MESSY GALLERY for a fun filled morning of creative craft activities. Join our NOISY GALLERY and make some music with our amazing live musicians from the Northern Chamber Orchestra. Or take part in WRIGGLY GALLERY, playful movement art with dance artist Anna Daly (Primed for Life).

Autumn Dates

Turned on its Head: Sponge 11am & 2pm, Saturday 10 December Nuffield Theatre. Price C - p18.

Come and craft at our Messy Gallery before each show!

Sponge is about all things spongy: a child's ability to soak things up like a sponge, a nice piece of cake or the squashy, squishy texture that fascinates children and adults alike. Sponge is a fabulously kitsch adventure into the 1970's, set to a score with interludes from composers such as Henry Mancini. The show will embrace Turned on its Head’s love of performance infused with audience participation and improvisation, multi-sensory experiences and happy hearted inclusivity.

Commissioned and produced by Big Imaginations.

Co-commissioned by Spark Arts for children.

Lancaster Arts is part of Big Imaginations, a network of venues and promoters making the North West’s children’s theatre offer bigger, better and more affordable.

50mins. 6mth–4yrs & families

All sessions take place in the Peter Scott Gallery

WRIGGLY GALLERY: PAINTING SPACE 10am & 11.15am, Saturday 29 October £4.50 (includes free refreshments) Make art with your movements: 'paint' the space with stretches, spins, jumps and rolls.

NOISY GALLERY: STANLEY'S STICK 10am & 11.15am, Saturday 26 November £4.50 (includes free refreshments) Sticky, arty, musical fun with John Hegley's classic.

MESSY GALLERY: SPONGE FUN 10am & 1pm, Saturday 10 December £2.50 (includes free refreshments) Squeeze, squidge and squash to make vibrant and messy artwork.

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Steven Osborne (Piano) 7.30pm, Thursday 20 October Great Hall. Price D - p18.

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The award-winning pianist, Steven Osborne, is known for his dynamism and imaginative interpretations, as much as his technical mastery.

This is a programme of immense colour and atmosphere – a resplendent vehicle to inspire the launch of our season.

DEBUSSY D’un cahier d'esquisses DEBUSSY Images Book 1 DEBUSSY Children’s Corner DEBUSSY Estampes MUSSORGSKY Pictures at an Exhibition

“Osborne’s virtuosity is beyond doubt, and the clarity he brings to the music is remarkable“ Classical Source

*In-the-Round

6.45pm Foyer Music

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Gould Piano Trio

Endellion String Quartet

7.30pm, Thursday 27 October Great Hall. Price D - p18.

7.30pm, Thursday 17 November Great Hall. Price D - p18.

BEETHOVEN Trio op.70 no.1 Ghost SIMON ROWLAND-JONES Trio no.2 Eidfjord SAINT-SAENS Trio no.2

HAYDN Quartet in G, op.54/1 BARTÓK Quartet No.5 BEETHOVEN Quartet in E flat, op.127

*In-the-Round

This concert opens with one of Haydn’s mature quartets - imaginative, playful, warm-hearted and perfectly-crafted masterpieces - and ends with one of Beethoven’s late quartets, which are regarded as being on a par with Shakespeare and Michelangelo’s works for their powerful profundity and astonishing creativity. Sandwiched between these masterworks comes Bartok’s 5th quartet, which blew a breath of fresh air throughout the quartet repertoire – indeed the musical language of the 20th Century. The Endellions have a powerful personal connection to all these works.

The Goulds have revealed themselves as one of the most expressive, intelligent and insightful chamber groups on the chamber music circuit. They will chase the phantoms of Beethoven’s ‘Ghost’ and ignite the romantic fires of the Saint-Saens trio. The centerpiece is a recently commissioned work by violist/ composer, Simon Rowland Jones – a beautiful sonorous work written for the trio themselves.

“This was the most satisfying concert I’ve heard all season”.

The Washington Post 6.45pm Pre-concert Talk

6.45pm Foyer Music 9

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Alexander Panfilov (Piano) 7.30pm, Thursday 24 November Great Hall. Price D - p18.

ALBÉNIZ Iberia Book 1 LISZT Sonata in B Minor RACHMANINOFF Etudes Tableaux op.39

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English Touring Opera

*In-the-Round

7.30pm, Sunday 4 December Lancaster Priory. Price D - p18.

Lancaster audiences discovered Alexander when he replaced an injured colleague at a few hours notice.

Following a blistering performance, we simply had to invite him back to hear more of his wonderful interpretations. We hear a young concert pianist in his prime, surely at the start of a most notable career.

Jonathan Peter Kenny (Conductor) James Conway (Director) Old Street Band Orchestra Lancaster Priory Bach Consort Vox Boys' Choir Ripley St Thomas CE Academy

6.45pm Foyer Music

J.S.BACH St.John Passion THIS CONCERT IS SUPPORTED

BY THE FRIENDS OF THE LANCASTER CONCERTS

ConCerts

2017 Sir Willard White (Baritone) & Brodsky Quartet Featuring music by Sinatra, Barber, Copland, Gershwin, Kern, Weill and others.

7.30pm, Saturday 28 January 2017

Francesca Dego (Violin) Francesca Leonardi (Piano) Music by Beethoven, Respighi and Castelnuovo-Tedesco

7.30pm, Thursday 9 February 2017

Chetham’s Chamber Orchestra

Deeply personal, inspiring and questioning in equal parts, Bach’s St John Passion is without doubt one of the most powerful expressions of Western culture.

In ravishing music, it asks some of the most basic questions about our life, purpose and place in this world. The events leading to the crucifixion of Jesus are realised in music of great emotional immediacy – the drama moving from moments of intimate reflection to awe-inspiring choruses for hundreds of voices, featuring new English translations of the chorales from 12 acclaimed thinkers of different faiths and backgrounds.

Sung in German and English.

Stephen Threlfall (Conductor) Margaret McDonald (Alto) Lia Tang (Violin) Manchester Chamber Choir Music by Korngold, Prokofiev, Brahms and Ginastera

7.30pm, Thursday 16 February 2017

Noriko Ogawa (Piano) Music by Schumann, Liszt, Takemitsu and Chopin

7.30pm, Thursday 9 March 2017

Season Finalé Choir of Clare College, Cambridge Graham Ross (Director) Lenten music crossing five centuries

7.30pm, Saturday 18 March 2017 Full details in our Spring 2017 brochure

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Reckless Sleepers: Negative Space 8pm, Wednesday 16 & Thursday 17 November Nuffield Theatre. Price A - p18.

To begin, Reckless Sleepers built a room-sized wooden frame and lined it with plasterboard. For several weeks they started smashing it up, smashing it down, then piecing together the fragments of their destruction back together. The result is this show, Negative Space.

From a blank architectural canvas, something fantastical emerges. It's a love story. It's a slapstick comedy. It's slasher, action, melodrama...and not a single word is spoken. Soon different possible stories are spiralling around, hurtling towards an ending.

Post-show talk with the company on 16 November.

Director Mole Wetherell.

Devised and performed by Alex Covel, Leentje Van De Cruys, Leen Dewilde, Kevin Egan, Tim Ingram, Mole Wetherell, Rebecca Young.

60mins. 12yrs+

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CREDIT Matthew Andrews

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Sue MacLaine: Can I Start Again Please 8pm, Wednesday 23 November Nuffield Theatre. Price A - p18.

Parallel narratives are told in the parallel languages of spoken English and British Sign Language, which intersect, diverge and build to create a mesmerising mix of verbal, visual and physical performance.

Can I Start Again Please is a meditative and moving performance about our cognitive capacity to process traumatic experience and the ability of language to represent it. It examines the power of language, as well as its failings. Why does language conceal as much as it reveals? How can it determine what is heard and what is ignored, what is articulated and what is silenced?

A Sick! Festival commission made with support using public funding from Arts Council England.

WINNER Total Theatre Award 2015 for Innovation, Experimentation & Playing with Form.

BSL interpreted post-show talk with the company. ★★★★ The Guardian 60mins. 16yrs+ 13

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CREDIT: Andy Hollingworth Archive

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James Veitch: Dot Con 8pm, Tuesday 8 November Nuffield Theatre. Price A - p18.

Suspicious emails: un-claimed insurance bonds, diamond-encrusted safety deposit boxes, close friends marooned in a foreign country. They pop-up in our inbox and standard procedure is to delete on sight. But what happens when you reply?

James Veitch has spent the past year responding to as many scam emails as he can. Packed full of Nigerian princes, can’t miss investment opportunities and eligible Russian brides, the correspondence leads to surprising, bizarre and usually hilarious results.

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Through a blend of traditional standup, interactive projections and music, he takes the audience on a journey through the schemes, investigates the nature of scamming, examines its role in our connected world; and explores his own psyche as he tries to understand why he finds pushing these cyber con artists to their limits so very satisfying.

Quirky, fast-paced and relatable, It’s theatre for the modern world, a show for anyone with a dream...and an email account.

120min (including interval). 16yrs+

CREDIT: Guiseppe Cerone

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Luke Wright: What I Learned from Johnny Bevan 8pm, Thursday 27 October Nuffield Theatre. Price A - p18.

Multiple award winning show including a “Fringe First Award for new writing” & “The Stage Award for acting excellence.”

A story of shattered friendship, class ceilings, and the hollow reality of the New Labour dream.

At university the whip-smart, mercurial Johnny Bevan saves Nick, smashing his comfortable, middle class bubble and firing him up about politics, music and literature. Twenty years later, as their youthful dreams disintegrate with the social justice they hoped for, can Nick save Johnny from himself?

Luke Wright delivers a multi award winning hurricane of a performance. With humour and humanity he takes British politics head on, challenging the rise of New Labour and David Cameron, and the abandonment of those left behind.

“Pulsating piece of poetic storytelling” Lyn Gardner, The Guardian ★★★★★ Exeunt ★★★★★ Skinny ★★★★ The Guardian 60mins. 14yrs+

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Theatre 42: Nothing is Coming, the Pixels are Huge

Hetain Patel: American Man

8pm, Tuesday 25 October Nuffield Theatre. Price B - p18.

8pm, Thursday 10 November Nuffield Theatre. Price B - p18.

In this uncanny graveyard of pixelated memories, this imagined future seems all too close for comfort…

Visual artist and performance maker Hetain Patel returns with his fifth show for the stage. Following his critically acclaimed American Boy.

Using two projectors and 250 cardboard boxes, five actors construct and play out fragments of 1,000 different lives. Rummaging through the building blocks of their existence, they recall and recreate them with the only material at their disposal – pixels. In this visually compelling piece of contemporary storytelling, the characters wade through their memories, forget who they are and remember what it is to be human.

American Man imagines a not too distant future where celebrity power and political correctness have reached new heights; where Barack Obama’s post Presidential job is the new head of Apple computers; where Stephen Hawking and Ophra Winfrey provide live translation for political speeches and rap concerts.

Lancaster University graduate company Theatre 42 presents a dystopian depiction of the increasingly prominent role of technology in our everyday lives.

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Combining seamless vocal and physical impressions with his characteristic wit and humour, Hetain Patel presents a dystopian outlook on a world where personal freedom walks hand in hand with guilt.

Post-show talk with Hetain after the preview.

55mins. 14yrs+

Lancaster Arts at Lancaster University supports artists at all stages of their careers, from commissioning, testing and collecting new work, to presenting previews, premieres and touring around the UK and beyond. We also believe that our communities should have the chance to help create and participate in new work.

These values are the foundation of Lancaster Arts and we’re proud to support the great art that is

Made in Lancaster.

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CommUnity & stUDent eVents

Price A: Theatre

The Haffner Orchestra 26 November

Web Advance: Adults: £13 Under 26s & Students: £9 Standard: Adults £15. Under 26s & Students: £11 Supporters: £11 (Limited free tickets for U26s)

Price B: Previews Web Advance: Adults: £8. Under 26s & Students: £5 Standard: Adults £9. Under 26s & Students: £6 Supporters: £5 (Free tickets for U26s)

Price C: Family Theatre Web Advance: Adults: £7. Children: £6 Standard: Adults £8. Children: £7 Supporters: £6

Price D: Concert Tickets Web Advance: Adults: £17.75 Under 26s & Students: £9 Standard: Adults £19.75 Under 26s & Students: £11 Supporters: Adults £13 Under 26s: FREE Youth Pass: Parents and their children (U16) can get 50% off concert prices. Call for details.

Concert Programmes £3 / Concert Friends: £2 / Supporters: £1

Med Soc Annual Panto: 3 & 4 December Lancaster University Theatre Group 6 - 8 December Gail Johnson Dance School Annual Dance Showcase: 17 & 18 December

CAFe/BAr Our café/bar - located in the Great Hall foyer - is open an hour before, and throughout our listed performances and events. The bar can also be hired for meetings and other catering needs - just ask at the bar for more information.

VolUnteer oPPortUnities For All AGes Want to meet new people, be part of a thriving community and get involved with all aspects of Lancaster Arts’ work? Want to see great shows and gain experience working in an arts centre recognised nationally for quality and innovation?

Learn more about volunteering with Lancaster Arts.

Email: volunteer@lancasterarts.org

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inFormAtion PUrChAsinG yoUr tiCkets You will always get the cheapest tickets online at lancasterarts.org – Supporters receive the same supporter price through all booking methods. Tickets can be purchased by calling 01524 594151 between 12noon and 5pm, Monday to Friday (from Tuesday 30 August). Our Box Office (in the Peter Scott Gallery) is staffed weekdays between 12noon - 5pm and from 90mins before the start of the performance.

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ConCessions A 10% discount applies (on Box Office and Web Advance rates only) to seniors (over 60s), the unemployed, disabled people and their essential companions. We have separate rates for students (full time education) and under 26s. Where appropriate, ID will be required on collection of tickets.

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CAmPUs ConstrUCtion Lancaster University is undertaking building work around the Great Hall complex this autumn. Please follow any signed diversions that may be in place. Information is available at: www.lancaster.ac.uk/facilities

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reFUnDs / eXChAnGes There is a no-refund policy unless a performance has been cancelled. Box Office tickets may be exchanged only if the box office is contacted more than 24 hours in advance. All Web Advance tickets are non refundable. We are unable to reserve seats without payment.

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Leave the M6 motorway at junction 33 and take the A6 north towards Lancaster.

Turn right at the third set of traffic lights on the A6 into the University main drive. Take the first exit left from the roundabout at the top of the main drive and follow signs for the Great Hall Complex. Our postcode for your 'Sat Nav' is LA1 4YW.

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See map for nearest locations for parking.

For weekday parking there are pay and display machines.

Alternatively parking scratchcards can be bought at the Reception lodge.

Parking charges only apply weekdays before 6pm.

Buses run every 5-20 minutes from Lancaster City centre to the central underpass on campus. There are also frequent services from Morecambe, Blackpool and Preston. For bus information call 'Traveline' on 0871 200 22 33.

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AUtUmn 2016 eVents DiAry LIVE PERFORMANCE Sir Ranulph Fiennes with Sir Chris Bonington Lost Dog: Paradise Lost Theatre 42: Nothing is Coming, the Pixels are Huge Luke Wright: What I Learned from Johnny Bevan Ockham’s Razor: Tipping Point James Veitch: Dot Con Hetain Patel: American Man Reckless Sleepers: Negative Space Sue MacLaine: Can I Start Again Please Igor and Moreno: Idiot Syncrasy

Great Hall Nuffield Theatre Nuffield Theatre Nuffield Theatre Great Hall Nuffield Theatre Nuffield Theatre Nuffield Theatre Nuffield Theatre Nuffield Theatre

7pm, 29 September 8pm, 18 October 8pm, 25 October 8pm, 27 October 8pm, 1-3 November & 2pm, 2 November 8pm, 8 November 8pm, 10 November 8pm, 16 & 17 November 8pm, 23 November 8pm, 30 November

FAMILY THEATRE & WORKSHOPS Big Fish, Little Fish: Family Rave Wriggly Gallery: Painting Space M6 Theatre: Mavis Sparkle Noisy Gallery: Stanley’s Stick Messy Gallery: Sponge Fun Turned on its Head: Sponge

Great Hall Peter Scott Gallery Nuffield Theatre Peter Scott Gallery Peter Scott Gallery Nuffield Theatre

2pm, 25 September 10am & 11.15am, 29 October 11.30 & 2pm, 20 November 10am & 11.15am, 26 November 10am & 1pm, 10 December 11am & 2pm, 10 December

CLASSICAL CONCERTS Steven Osborne (Piano) Gould Piano Trio Endellion String Quartet Alexander Panfilov (Piano) English Touring Opera

Great Hall Great Hall Great Hall Great Hall Lancaster Priory

7.30pm, 20 October 7.30pm, 27 October 7.30pm, 17 November 7.30pm, 24 November 7.30pm, 4 December

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