Lancaster Arts Autumn 2015 Live Performance Events

LIVE PERFORMANCE AT THE NUFFIELD THEATRE Box Office: 01524 594151 www.lancasterarts.co.uk

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Welcome ...to a new look brochure for live performance at Lancaster University. After an active 50th anniversary 14-15 season presenting theatre and dance in the city as well as on campus, this autumn focuses on the Nuffield Theatre with a packed programme of events. Whether you’re a student, member of staff, Lancaster resident or visiting from further afield, we’re sure to have something for you.

After the overwhelming response to Ockham’s Razor’s aerial performance at Lancaster Castle and in the LICA Building last November we’re delighted to present further aerial theatre with Strike! by Keziah Serreau promising to blur the lines between circus and theatre.

The Nuffield has a strong history of supporting dance and we’re thrilled to develop this legacy with a range of dance productions- from bringing superheroes to life with PanicLab to welcoming Phoenix Dance Theatre with their Mixed Programme for 2015.

New for 2015-16 we are launching our family strand. From performances by M6 Theatre, tutti frutti and Forced Entertainment in the theatre to our new Messy & Noisy Gallery workshops on selected Saturday mornings.

Bring the entire family along and be creative with a paint brush or a musical stick!

But as ever, the Nuffield remains the place in Lancaster for discovering new work from emerging theatre makers. To this end we’ve two very special double-bills where you can enjoy performances by 2Magpies Theatre, Christopher Brett Bailey, Jamie Wood and the fabulously satirical all-female troupe Figs in Wigs.

There’s also laughs in store from new talents Tony Jameson and Kill The Beast.

We look forward to welcoming you to the Nuffield Theatre at Lancaster University this autumn. Come along and let us know what you think via our facebook and twitter pages or by speaking to us in person. Your feedback will directly influence our forthcoming programmes in 2016.

With best wishes, Jamie Eastman Director, LA at LU

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CREDIT: Barnady Aldrick

LIVE MUsIC

Hope & Social 8pm Tuesday 6 October. Pricing - p14 Standing Only We’re chuffed to welcome the six piece band ‘Hope & Social’ from across the Pennines to Lancaster.

After a spectacular 2014 writing and recording the official Yorkshire Festival song “The Big Wide” and performing at the Opening Ceremony of the Tour de France (broadcast live to millions worldwide) they’re currently working on their eighth studio album in just seven years.

Celebrated and respected for involving their fans in almost everything they do - and letting you pay what you want for their albums - come and join the fellas in blue jackets for a foot stomping, soul-uplifting evening.

Beardyman: Distractions 8pm Wednesday 7 October. Pricing - p14 Standing Only Fresh from his performance at Kendal Calling we’re hugely excited to welcome festival favourite Beardyman to Lancaster. Experience an evening of glitchy electronica and thwacking great big pop songs all powered by his famous Beardytron.

Imagine a machine that lets you record and mix music in real time – one that enables musicians to get down the ideas in their head instantly. Imagine the fevered genius capable of building such a perfect musical aid. Meet the BEARDYTRON_5000mkIV (Beardytron). And meet its creator…Beardyman, whose performances have been viewed over 50 million times on YouTube with improvisation at the heart of the creative process.

LU Societies

Lancaster Music

7pm Monday 5 October

7pm Thursday 8 October

An evening showcasing Lancaster University's creative societies. All tickets £5

An evening celebrating a selection of Lancaster's music and band societies. All tickets £5 3

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CREDIT: Luke Evans

CREDIT: BManuel Vason

DANCE THEATRE

2Faced Dance Company: Dreaming in Code 8pm Tuesday 10 November Nuffield Theatre. Pricing - p14 Award-winning choreographer Tamsin Fitzgerald and Eddie Kay from Frantic Assembly present Dreaming in Code, an explosive and visceral doublebill performed by one of the UK’s most innovative male dance companies.

Featuring a breath-taking collision of kinetically charged dance and theatre, with music by Angus MacRae and Tony-nominated composer Alex Baranowski, 2Faced Dance Company explore what the future could look like in this powerful and fearless work.

Exhilarating, heart-breaking, devastating and joyful, this is one not to be missed!

80mins. 11yrs+ 4

PanicLab: R.I.O.T. 8pm Friday 4 December Nuffield Theatre. Pricing - p14 A comic book comes to life in highly physical dance theatre.

In a world of blockbuster adaptations and endless reboots, four performers dream of being awesome.

Playing superheroes, they are caught in a series of conflicts which are both personal, and intricately political. The ultimate battle between good and evil becomes a struggle for identity and representation, in a story they didn’t choose.

85mins. 12yrs+ Contains some strong language and staged violence.

DANCE THEATRE

CREDIT: Tony Nandi

Phoenix Dance Theatre: Mixed Programme 2015

8pm Tuesday 1 & Wednesday 2 December Nuffield Theatre. Pricing - p14 Mixed Programme 2015 features a double bill by one of the most influential figures in world dance, Christopher Bruce CBE including a brand new work, Shadows created by him especially for Phoenix Dance Theatre and a restaging of Bruce's energetic study of life in the 1940’s, Shift. Having choreographed works for leading dance companies across the globe, this is the first time that Phoenix will perform any of this renowned choreographer’s work.

The work also features two world premieres: Phoenix Artistic Director Sharon Watson follows up her audience favourites Melt (2011) and Repetition of Change (2013) with TearFall, a new piece that builds on her exploration of science through dance using her simultaneously mesmerising and athletic choreography style. Bloom by exciting new choreographer and one of the New Adventures Choreographer Award winners Caroline Finn whose work often presents darkly comic expressions of life and humanity using her playful, quirky and highly engaging choreographic style.

120mins. 8yrs+ 5

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Credit: Simon Banham

Show Real Drama, Part 1, Keren Cytter, 2012, courtesy the artist

THEATRE

Quarantine: Autumn.

Sarah Woods: The Roadless Trip

Keren Cytter/A.P.E. Show Real Drama

Previews: 7pm 20-21 October Nuffield Theatre. Pricing - p14

6.30pm Thursday 5 November Nuffield Theatre. Pricing - p14

7pm Tuesday 8 December Nuffield Theatre. All tickets £5

A co-production with Lancaster Arts and Northern Stage.

To Sarah and her daughter Lil, the future seemed pretty bleak. What with climate change, the recession, zombie apocalypses – what was there to look forward to? So in the spring of 2015, they travelled the breadth of the UK to ask other people what their vision of the future was… because between us, maybe we could try thinking of something better.

Written and directed by visual artist Keren Cytter, Show Real Drama tells the story of the lives of two unemployed actors, Susie Meyer and Fabian Stumm, who have recently graduated from the University of Salzburg. It’s a play about how to live, how to act, how to perform and how to love; and explores the relationship between reality and fiction in cinema and theatre.

Autumn. is part of an extraordinary quartet of performances created by Quarantine. Summer. Autumn.

Winter. Spring. is a hugely ambitious piece of mass portraiture spanning the human lifecycle and made with ‘real people’ in place of actors.

Mixing performance, film and Saturdaynight style gameshows, The Roadless Trip is about their epic journey and the people they met, promising to lift you up even when you’re broken down.

2-4hrs (tbc). 12yrs+

Presented as part of the Lancaster University Fire celebrations.

Cytter, whose experimental videos reference literary and cinematic classics, co-founded Art Projects Era (A.P.E.) in 2010 to question the borders between cultural disciplines such as theatre and fine art. Institutions including Tate Modern and Hebbel am Ufer theatre in Berlin are A.P.E. allies.

Autumn. is a feast of memory. It’s a show to watch and a show to make.

With your help, we try to remember who we’ve been, hoping to catch a glimpse of who we’re all becoming.

What do we learn from history to take with us to the future?

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70mins. 13yrs+

90mins. 16yrs+

THEATRE

Keziah Serreau: Strike!

8pm Thursday 29 & Friday 30 October Nuffield Theatre. Pricing - p14 From the producers of Ockham's Razor Delve into the Kafka-like world of Strike! where man breaks free from bureaucracy and the constraints of work.

Directed by the up-and-coming Keziah Serreau and devised with a company of five highly skilled performers, Strike! uses intense physicality, humour, innovative aerial structures, straps, slack rope, trick bike and a deluge of cardboard boxes to blur the boundaries between circus and theatre.

“The ensemble amaze and astonish, a fun performance fuelled with acrobatics, clowning and shifting perspectives that I advise you to go and watch!” - Theatre Fullstop Strike! is commissioned and co-produced by Jacksons Lane. Produced by Turtle Key Arts.

70mins. 8yrs+ Director's Workshop 3pm. Wednesday 28 November £5 / FREE to Supporters Circus Workshop 3pm. Friday 30 October £5 / FREE to Supporters 7

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THEATRE DOUBLE BILL 2 sHOws FOR THE PRICE OF 1

CREDIT: John Lye

CREDIT: Julian Martinez Milla

Double Bill: 2Magpies Theatre & Christopher Brett Bailey

2Magpies Theatre: The Litvinenko Project 5.30pm & 7.15pm Tuesday 24 November Peter Scott Gallery

8.45pm Tuesday 24 November Nuffield Theatre

Eight years after Russian dissident Alexander Litvinenko fatally drank poisoned tea in London, the public inquiry into his death has thrust him back into the spotlight in 2015.

A motor-mouthed collage of spoken word and storytelling. Tales of paranoia, young love and ultraviolence. From the desk of Christopher Brett Bailey comes a spiraling odyssey of pitch-black humour and nightmarish prose.

2Magpies don’t know who killed him, but they do know what he liked to eat, what he liked to drink, and how he liked to dance; so this is precisely what they’re going to do.

Join 2Magpies as they piece together the day Alexander Litvinenko was poisoned in an aromatic blend of possibility, actuality, fact, and fiction. They will even provide the tea.

60mins.

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Brett Bailey: & Christopher This Is How We Die

This Is How We Die is a prime slice of surrealist trash, an Americana death trip and a dizzying exorcism for a world convinced it is dying...

'An absurd road movie of the soul cut with a razor wit and bubbling paranoia' ★★★★ The Guardian 70mins. 16yrs+

THEATRE DOUBLE BILL 2 sHOws FOR THE PRICE OF 1

CREDIT: Christa Holka / Alexander Innes

Double Bill: Figs in Wigs & Jamie Wood

Figs in Wigs: Show Off

Wood: & Jamie Beating McEnroe

7.30pm Thursday 26 November Nuffield Theatre

9.15pm Thursday 26 November.

Nuffield Theatre

You’re so vain you probably think this show is about you. But it’s actually about Figs in Wigs – the lowbrow answer to avant-garde. Show Off nosedives deep into our shallow digital existence, goggling at how social media has bred a new form of narcissism.

Bjorn Borg epitomised tennis cool. He was everything Jamie and his brother wanted to be.

Then John McEnroe came along and Jamie was beaten, along with Borg. Thirty years of torment and self-questioning later, Jamie is ready to face his greatest opponent. Beating McEnroe is about being a younger brother and a bad loser. It is about competition and control, vitriol and zen. It is about rivalry and love and how they can both better us and destroy us. It is funny, familiar and strangely beautiful.

In a selfie-obsessed effort to tick every box five performers reintroduce themselves as comedians, dancers, visual artists, musicians and circus entertainers. After all, nowadays one trick ponies rarely make the cut.

‘Figs in Wigs prove that silly and whiplash smart go hand in hand. Terrific fun.’

Lyn Gardner 70mins. 12yrs+

60mins. 12yrs+

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CREDIT: Jessica Knight

FAMILy

M6 Theatre: Tadpoles 11am & 2pm Saturday 17 October LICA Building. Family pricing - p14.

M6’s brand new production Tadpoles is a highly visual and energetic play about sibling rivalry, strengths, weaknesses and superheroes!

Captain Clever is good at code breaking and problem solving, whilst Captain Conker is super-fast and not scared of anything - except spelling!

A tadpole catching competition begins to transform the way a superhero brother and sister duo think about themselves and each other - just in time for them to save (a little bit) of the world ...together!

5yrs+ & families.

tutti frutti & York Theatre Royal: Snowchild

by Emma Reeves 11.30am & 2pm Tuesday 27 October Nuffield Theatre. Family pricing - p14.

As Autumn leaves fall and the foxes, wolves and bears hide among the trees, we tell you a magical story about family, love and the power of dreams.

The first snow falls. Watching the village children play, a lonely couple yearn for a child of their own.

They build a small figure from the ice and snow, and wish very, very hard… until the strength of their longing brings the magical snow child to life before their eyes! tutti frutti is thrilled to bring you writer Emma Reeves’ new play following her huge success with her adaptation of Jacqueline Wilson’s Hetty Feather (West End) and her TV triumphs; Tracy Beaker and the Dumping Ground.

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60mins. 3-7yrs & families.

FAMILy

Messy & Noisy Gallery Saturday workshops for families with children aged 0-5 Years.

Come along to our Messy Gallery for a fun filled morning of creative craft activities or join our Noisy Gallery and make some music with our amazing live musicians from the Northern Chamber Orchestra.

MESSY GALLERY in the Jack Hylton Room Explore different ways of making art.

Create new things with your family.

Learn about different artistic techniques.

For families with children aged 0-5 years.

Tickets: FREE but essential to reserve online.

Drop in between 10am-12pm.

CREDIT: Vlatka Horvat

CREEPY CRAFTS Saturday 31 October Celebrate Halloween and Bonfire night in style by creating your own scary mask and firework display.

Forced Entertainment: The Possible Impossible House 11am & 2pm Saturday 12 December.

Nuffield Theatre. Family pricing - p14.

In the library of The Possible Impossible House, a doodle of a girl springs from the blank page of an algebra book. She’ll take you on a night-time adventure around labyrinthine corridors, a deserted ballroom and a cupboard under the stairs, encountering a motley crew of characters. There’s a friendly philosophical spider, a talking mouse, a notso-very-frightening ghost and an army of dancing soldiers inside this most peculiar house.

Combining home-made visual magic and comical live sound effects, international trail blazers Forced Entertainment collaborate with visual artist Vlatka Horvat on their first ever work created especially for children aged 6+ and their families...

FESTIVE FUN Saturday 12 December Start the festivities with your own homemade festive hat, have a go at handprint trees and get stuck in with our fake snow!

NOISY GALLERY in the Peter Scott Gallery Explore new instruments and sounds.

Create music with our professional musicians.

Learn and join in our tuneful stories.

For families with children aged 0-5 years.

Tickets: £3.50 (babes in arms go free).

Performances at 10am & 11.15am.

STANLEY’S STICK Saturday 19 September The popular children’s book, Stanley’s Stick, literally leaps off the page in a musical fiesta of sticky fun. *Sticks provided!

BEAR HUNT Saturday 28 November We’re Going on a Bear Hunt: Crunch, scrunch, swish, splash and sing your way through our delightful musical Bear Hunt.

70mins. 6yrs+& families.

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CREDIT: Steve Ullathorne

COMEDy THEATRE

Tony Jameson: Football Manager Ruined My Life 8pm Wednesday 4 November Nuffield Theatre. Pricing - p14.

Tony Jameson feels he’s now at the mid-point of his life. He believes he’s achieved some good things in his life, but there’s still the nagging voice in the back of his head that wonders, 'Could he have achieved more had he not spent the last 20 years playing video games?'

Join one of the north-east’s hottest talents in his debut hour for silly stories and references to players you may / may not remember.

NB It’s not all about Football Manager don’t worry.

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Kill The Beast: He Had Hairy Hands 8pm Wednesday 11 November Nuffield Theatre. Pricing - p14.

The year is 1974, the sleepy town is HemlockUnder-Lye and when werewolf attacks threaten tea-time, there’s only one person you can call.

He Had Hairy Hands is a multi-award-winning, critically-acclaimed comedy by Kill the Beast; a 1970’s detective werewolf mystery wrapped up in a hilarious Hammer Horror.

Having splattered the UK with acclaimed comedy The Boy Who Kicked Pigs, this maniacal troupe return with a new tale of supernatural slaughter combining beautiful projections, original music and quite an important pigeon.

‘Terrific…Wonderful…Life affirming stuff…”

The Skinny

“Incredibly, unbelievably funny.” HHHH The List

110mins.

70mins. 12yrs+

GALLERy AND CONCERT LIsTINGs L

Andrew Gannon, Chair Work, 07/05/15. Live at LICA.

LANCAsTER ARTs

CONCERTs 2015 All concerts are held in the Great Hall, Lancaster University and commence at 7.30pm. Full listings are published in our separate Concerts brochure and on our website.

Change and interchange

Thursday 22 October

SUNWOOK KIM - PIANO Mozart, Schubert, Beethoven

6 October 2015 – 8 March 2016

Thursday 29 October

Our Peter Scott Gallery is becoming something different. Influenced by the findings of our OPEN 2015 programme, the gallery will turn into a modular space that can be revised and modified to suit a changing programme of events. A series of Tuesday talks and performances have been established in partnership with Lancaster University’s Fine Art team to form the backbone of a programme that will consider issues around liveness and politics.

You can still expect exhibitions and displays featuring our collection and the artists we’re working with - listen for upcoming announcements about the live programme and how to get involved. Events before December include a range of artists talking about their practice and presenting work, a Roland Barthes symposium and workshop, a collection exploration space and a theatrical tea party which explores the poisoning of Russian dissident Alexander Litvinenko.

RNCM SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Debussy, Ravel & Scriabin

Thursday 12 November

EMMA JOHNSON - CLARINET & JOHN LILL - PIANO Brahms & Schumann

Thursday 19 November

MANCHESTER CAMERATA & GABRIELA MONTERO - PIANO Mozart, Pärt, Britten & improvisations

Thursday 26 November

ORGAN RECITAL Sweelinck, Purcell & Bach 13

INFORMATION TICKET PRICEs 2015/16

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Nuffield Theatre Pricing Web Saver: Adults: £13. Under 26s & Students: £9 Standard: Adults £15. Under 26s & Students: £11 Supporters: £11 (Limited quantity of free tickets for U26s)

28 September - 12 December 2015 Monday - Friday 10am-5pm (and before/after the performance)

Family Theatre Web Saver: Adults: £7. Under 26s: £6 Standard: Adults: £8. Under 26s: £7 Supporters: £6

Our Cafe Bar specialises in local, fairtrade and independently crafted produce, why not pop in for coffee, cafe or lunch? The bar can also be hired for meetings, rehearsal refreshments and other small catering needs - just ask at the bar for more information.

COMMUNITy & sTUDENT EVENTs Lancaster University Debating Society 3 November: Should Tuition Fees Be Abolished?

17 November: Should You Call Yourself A Feminist?

Lancaster University Theatre Group 19- 21 November: The Shadow Box The Haffner Orchestra 28 November Gail Johnson Dance School.

Annual Dance Showcase: 18 – 20 December

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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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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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LIVE PERFORMANCE AUTUMN 2015 DIARy Hope & Social Beardyman M6 Theatre: Tadpoles Quarantine: Autumn. tutti frutti: Snow Child Keziah Serreau: Strike!

Tony Jameson: Football Manager Ruined My life Sarah Woods: The Roadless Trip 2Faced Dance Co: Dreaming in Code Kill The Beast: He Had Hairy Hands DOUBLE BILL: 2Magpies Theatre & Christopher Brett Bailey DOUBLE BILL: Figs in Wigs & Jamie Wood Phoenix Dance Theatre: Mixed Programme 2015 PanicLab: R.I.O.T. Keren Cytter: Show Real Drama Forced Entertainment: The Possible Impossible House

8pm. 6 October 8pm. 7 October 11am & 2pm. 17 October 7pm. 20 - 21 October 11.30am & 2pm. 27 October 8pm. 29 & 30 October 8pm. 4 November 6.30pm. 5 November 8pm. 10 November 8pm. 11 November 5.30pm or 7.15pm. 24 November 7.30pm. 26 November 8pm. 1 & 2 December 8pm. 4 December 7pm. 8 December 11am & 2pm. 12 December

STAFF & STUDENT EVENTS LU Societies Showcase Lancaster Music Showcase English & Creative Writing: Rob Chapman LU Debating Society: Student Fees LU Debating Society: Feminism LU Theatre Group: The Shadow Box English & Creative Writing: Walls/Ashworth/Lambert MESSY NOISY GALLERY NOISY: Stanley's Stick MESSY: Creepy Crafts NOISY: Bear Hunt MESSY: Festive Fun

Peter Scott Gallery Jack Hylton Room Peter Scott Gallery Jack Hylton Room

7pm. 5 October 7pm. 8 October 4.30pm. 14 October 7pm. 3 November 7pm. 17 November 7pm. 19 - 21 November 4.30pm. 2 December

10 & 11.15am. 19 September 10am. 31 October 10 & 11.15am. 28 November 10am. 12 December

All events are in the Nuffield Theatre except: Tadpoles (LICA Building), English & Creative Writing Events (Peter Scott Gallery) and The Litvinenko Project (Peter Scott Gallery)

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