NAC July-August 2016

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Tickets & Information

Friday 24 June – Monday 8 August

St Benedicts Street, Norwich, NR2 4PG

This exhibition showcases the often uncanny paintings of Will Teather. On display are artworks from recent years, alongside the latest developments in his current project, Infinite Perspectives.

Find Us

· Exhibition ·

Will Teather: Infinite Perspectives

Book tickets Online

1 - 5pm Monday - Friday, 10am - 6pm Saturday : Free entry

By phone or in person

Following a screening of Purple Rain come dance at the ultimate Prince club night Pink Cashmere. Djs will play classics, samples, covers and Prince penned hits as we pay tribute to His Royal Purpleness in style. A night in collaboration with North, Finch and Delores Delores who will be celebrating the launch of their Pink Cashmere tee shirts. A donation from ticket sales and tee sales will be made to local charity Future Projects. Cocktails by North available on the night. Dress to impress the Purple one.

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Friday 1 July

· Rock/Pop ·

Pink Cashmere: Prince Club Night

7pm : £5.00

Saturday 2 July

Hunt and Darton: RADIO Local

Hunt & Darton are deconstructing the ‘radio show’ in a live hour long performance of new work in progress.. They will be asking the audience to build it with them from creating jingles, phone-ins, features and taking on the responsibility of what discs should be spun.

Saturday 2 July

· Rock/Pop ·

Access To Music Party Showcase

· Workshop ·

G4A Workshop with Rachel Drury

This one day, intensive group workshop is a ‘How to’ guide to making an application to Arts Council England for a lottery grant.

10am – 4pm : Free : Book in advance via the NAC website

· Americana ·

Hurray For The Riff Raff + Hymn For Her

A slice of the purest gothic country from Alynda Segarra, a young woman leaving her indelible stamp on the American folk tradition.

8pm : £10.00 adv : £12.00 door

Friday 1 July – Sunday 3 July

· Performance ·

Dream Yards by Claire Hind & Gary Winters

A walking tour through the dreams of the people of Norwich. Join our two unlikely guides on a unique route through the side streets and dead-ends of the city, as they embark on a journey into the world of sleep and the unconscious. Developed from actual dream accounts collected from residents, locals and visitors of Norwich.

Meeting place - The corner of City Hall and St Giles Street 8.30pm & 10pm : Free : Book in advance via the NAC website Saturday 2 July

· Performance ·

The People’s Pianos at Lord Mayor’s Celebration Come and find The People’s Pianos as part of the Lord Mayor’s Celebration. We will be taking four pianos to the streets for you to listen to and play. Guest pianists will be performing but we also want you to embrace the busker’s spirit to help us entertain Norwich.

· World ·

Samia Malik presents Azaadi: Freedom

“Exceptional and versatile voice – jaw-droppingly beautiful and original” (The Scotsman). Drawing widely on her multiple heritages by extending and subverting traditional forms, Samia Malik’s uncompromising yet hauntingly beautiful work explores issues around identity, race and gender. 8pm : Pay What You Can : seated

Thursday 7 July

· Rock/Pop ·

The Tilting Sky presents Morganway + Addison’s Uncle + SJ Mortimer + Tony Brook

A special headline show as part of Morganway’s Summer UK tour. Powerful vocals and punchy riffs.

7.30pm : £7.00 adv : £9.00 door

Following their smash hit success at the Edinburgh Festival Norwich’s experimental art-rock collective The Neutrinos and visual artist Sal Pittman create a new maverick site-specific collision of noise, concealed sound and visual imagery. KlangHaus: On Air re-invents the gig-going experience, taking a sledgehammer to the conventions of audience and musician separation.

6.30pm and 8.30pm (extra 3pm show Saturdays) The Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall www.southbankcentre.co.uk to book tickets Friday 8 July

· Rock/Pop ·

Steemy Dan + support

Steemy Dan’s first appearance at Norwich Arts Centre will no doubt have their audience ‘Reelin’ in the years’ during their performance of Fagen and Becker’s timeless classics including Rikki don’t lose that number, Josie,The Fez, Do It Again, Kid Charlemagne and many more.

8pm : £12.00 : £10.00 concessions Monday 11 July

· Rock/Pop ·

Thorpe St Andrew School: End of Year Showcase Performances by young musicians from a variety of musical traditions including rock, pop, classical, blues and jazz.

8pm : £7.50 adv : £10.00 door : seated Tuesday 12 July

Edinburgh Fringe Previews: Tom Skelton and Tom GK

Showcasing some of the best comedy out there. This year’s previews bring you an absurd and compelling one-man romp with Tom Skelton and a witty, satirical trial against a horse with Tom GK.

8pm : £8.00 : £6.00 concessions : seated

Locations across the city

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Sonic Youths v3.2

Hunt and Darton: RADIO Local

2 July

Sonic Youths v3.4 at the Lord Mayor’s Launch

49 July Mar

Access To Music Party Showcase Ross Sutherland: Standby for Tape Back-up

Sheelanagig + Feral Mouth

Words & Women – International Women’s Day COVEN: International Women’s Day Concert

G4A Workshop Drury Fearless Vampire with KillersRachel + Miss Vincent

511 July Mar

Hurray The Riff RaffPunches + Hymn For Her Pony UpFor presents Ducking

12July Mar 6

Natty + support Samia Malik presents Azaadi: Freedom

15July Mar 7

Blazin’ Fiddles The Tilting Sky presents Morganway

Mar 7 -1729 July

SPIEL presents Claire Hind & Gary Winters KlangHaus: On Air at the Royal Festival Hall Mick Flannery + support

8 July

Steemy Dan + support

11 July

Thorpe St Andrew School: End of Year Music

12 July

Edinburgh Fringe Previews

19 Mar

20 Mar 21 Mar

Mapped Out presents Tigercub + support The Norwich Spring Equinox Fair The Duke Spirit + support

22 Mar

Will Teather: Alternate Reality

16 25 July Mar

Sonic Youths v3.5 Latitude Festival Ulrich Schnauss (live)at + Nat Urazmetova (visuals)

13 July - 23 Sept

Emmy The Great + support

13 23 July & 24

Vicars of Stiffkey An Evening with Ian McCulloch SOLD OUT

18 26 July Mar

Tinariwen + Boiling Point DJs The Tilting Sky presents The Thinking Men

31 Mar 20 July

Panic Room CHRISTEENE: CUM CHIRUWI

211 Apr July

Hark presents Nimmo TwinsTBC

2 Apr

26 July

Carnival Inspiration Day Summertime Blues featuring Soho Blues

27 July

Nimmo Twins

28 July

Germaine Greer: The Disappearing Woman

2 Apr 3 Apr

4 Apr

NORCA presents Brazil Meets Cuba The Sheepdogs + support

Jacqui McShee’s Pentangle

3 Aug

Will Teather Workshops / Talks

49Aug Apr

Ryley Walker and Danny Thompson + support Warsaw Village Band

812Aug Apr

West African Blues Project The Railsplitters

Apr 913Aug

Byron Vincent: Somethingparty You Like Sonic Youths Talk v3.7,About 2nd birthday

7 Apr

5 10Aug Apr

16-Apr 11 Aug 23 Sept · Comedy ·

Eagulls + support Dream Yards

2 July

18 Mar

KlangHaus: On Air

Awards ceremony, live acts, DJs and a full on party vibe.

Wednesday 6 July

Thursday 7 July – Friday 29 July (not Mondays)

Rory McGrath: Remembers (…orNight is it forgets?) SPIEL : Pink Cashmere: Prince Club

The People’s Piano

5 July 10 Mar

· Performance ·

WildeTeather: Without Infinite the Boy Perspectives Will

2 July

8 Mar

· Rock/Pop ·

7pm - 8pm : Free entry : Chantry car park

Tuesday 5 July

1 -43Mar July

7 Mar

Three Sonic Youths acts play Culture Works East’s stage at the Lord Mayor’s Celebration, part of Young Norfolk Arts Festival: boom!

Tuesday 5 July

Mar 13 July

5 Mar

Sonic Youths v3.4 at Lord Mayor’s Launch Pad

Monday 4 July

2 Mar 24 June - 8 Aug

5 Mar

2 - 3pm : Free entry : NAC Front Garden

7pm : £2.00

Hurray For The Riff Raff 5 July

Tinariwen 18 July

· Performance ·

20Aug Apr 12 22 Apr

Craig Campbell

Priscilla Queen of the Desert Film / Club True Stories

Future of the Left Dan Tombs: Hello Moon, Can You Hear Me? SPIEL presents Marcia X Pony Up Summer Party

The Rumble: Video Release Party

13 Aug

Norwich Zine Fair: Vol 4

17 Aug

The Besnard Lakes + SENNEN

18 Aug

Julian Marley + Iba Mahr

19 Aug

East Anglia’s Children Hospices Night

20 26 Aug Apr

Will Piano Recital PonyFerguson Up presents Beach Baby + support

27 30Aug Apr

YNAF (UNIT) The Tilting SkyWorkshop presents Keep Up + support

23 Apr 23 Apr

24 Apr 25 Apr

21 28Aug Apr

UEA Live Music Society Showcase Shonen Knife + Bruja

Earl Slick and Bernard Fowler

Fuel Theatre presents The Joke

True Stories: Truth orCarner Dare Pony Up presents Loyle


Wednesday 13 July – Friday 23 September

· Exhibition ·

Will Teather: Alternate Reality

NAC Artist-in-Residence, Will Teather, collects together some of his favourite works by his artist peers.

1 - 5pm Monday - Friday, 10am - 6pm Saturday : Free entry Wednesday 13 July

· Rock/Pop ·

Vicars of Stiffkey + Changelings

The Vicars of Stiffkey make psych-rock grooves. Fronted by artist/ impresario Will Teather and legends from the alternative Norwich music scene. Always shambolic, always enjoyed. .8pm : £5.00

Saturday 16 July

· Rock/Pop ·

Sonic Youths v3.5 at Latitude Festival’s Inbetweeners stage 1pm - 2.30pm : Latitude ticket

· World ·

· Comedy ·

Nimmo Twins

A work in progress from Norfolk favourites. Be one of the first to catch their new show in the making!

8pm : £5.00 : seated - limited capacity Friday 22 July

· World ·

Shift presents The Busy Twist + Theft + Bean + DJs in the bar

Pursuers of global tropical music culture. This London duo mix a phenomenal blend of the best in UK house and bass music with kuduro, kwaito and the exuberant sounds of Africa.

8pm : £9.00 adv : £7.50 adv concessions : £11.00 door Tuesday 26 July

If you’re at Latitude, pop into the woods to catch three of Norfolk’s most promising young bands strutting their stuff.

Monday 18 July

Thursday 21 July

· Blues ·

Summertime Blues featuring Soho Blues + Ida Mae + Highway 47

Come and join us for a night of Blues showcasing the very best of local talent.

8pm : £7.00 adv : £9.00 doors

· Comedy ·

Tinariwen + Boiling Point DJs

Wednesday 27 July

8pm : £27.50 : £26.00 concessions

A work in progress from Norfolk favourites. Be one of the first to catch their new show in the making!

Poet-guitarists and soul rebels from the Southern Sahara desert. The guitar is their weapon. Simplicity is Freedom

Nimmo Twins

8pm : £5.00 : seated - limited capacity

CHRISTEENE: CUM CHIRUWI 20 July

Thursday 28 July

· Talk ·

Germaine Greer: The Disappearing Woman

The female most likely to be seen in the sports pages will be a horse. As soon as girls accept the size, role and shape of adult women, they begin to disappear. Germaine Greer attempts to explain this state of affairs and to suggest some strategies for change.

8pm : £15.00 : £13.00 concessions : seated Wednesday 3 August

· Workshop ·

Will Teather Workshop Wednesday 20 July

· Performance ·

Pony Up @ Live Art Club presents

CHRISTEENE: CUM CHIRUWI

Defy, shed, and transform all your previous notions of normative living. CHRISTEENE triumphantly returns, forging raw and dangerous physical realms with a schizophrenic kaleidoscope of ferocious visions and mind altering jams within this new spectacle. Presented in association with SKIRT and Soho Theatre

8pm : Pay What You Can

A tour of the exhibition with artist Will Teather followed by a workshop & discussion in perspective.

2pm – 4pm : Free : Book in advance via the NAC website Thursday 4 August

· Folk ·

Ryley Walker and Danny Thompson + support

Following their sold-out shows back in February, the criticallyacclaimed collaboration between two of contemporary folk’s finest artists continues with this very special 4-date summer tour.

8pm: £16.50 adv : £18.50 door

Friday 5 August

· Rock/Pop ·

Priscilla Queen of the Desert Film + Club Night

Come and dance in your best Priscilla attire following a showing of the film on our big screen with DJs, Priscilla inspired tunes and visuals. Drag is the Drug!

8pm : £5.00

Monday 8 August

· World ·

West African Blues Project with Modou Toure and Ramon Goose

Thursday 18 August

· Reggae ·

Julian Marley + Iba Mahr

Join Grammy nominated reggae superstar Julian ‘JUJU’ Marley for his first ever UK tour. Son of reggae legend Bob Marley, Julian will play big hits like Boom Draw, Systems, Violence in the Streets and Lemme Go complete with his full 11 piece live band.

8pm : £20.00 adv : £22.00 door

July/August

Julian Marley 18 August

2016

A new collaboration between Senegalese vocalist Modou Touré and Brit blues maestro Ramon Goose. Effortless vocals over guitar blues riffs.

8pm : £10.00 : £8.00 concessions : seated Tuesday 9 August

· Rock/Pop ·

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Sonic Youths v3.7, 2nd Birthday Party

As if we needed another reason to showcase the region’s best young musicians... Five acts in two rooms and a cheeky bit of cake: it’s party time and everyone’s invited!

Music · Comedy · Live Art · Theatre · Dance Literature · Education · Exhibitions · Family

8pm : Pay What You Can

Thursday 11 August – Thursday 22 September

· Exhibition ·

Dan Tombs: Hello Moon, Can You Hear Me?

Installation of new work, visualising astronomical objects recorded by the radio telescope at Jodrell Bank. Creating a new abstract visual universe that will expand through the gallery space on a multitude of cathode ray tube displays.

1 - 5pm Monday - Friday, 10am - 6pm Saturday : Free entry Friday 12 August

· Rock/Pop ·

Pony Up Summer Party

Bringing you the best in new and experimental music with added fire pit and pop-up food. 8pm : £tbc

Saturday 13 August

· Fair ·

Norwich Zine Fair : Vol 4

Giving local zine publishers, writers, and artists a chance to promote their wares. For information or to book at pitch please email rosie@norwichartscentre.co.uk with links. Must provide own tables. 11am : Free entry : £7.00 per pitch

Wednesday 17 August

The Besnard Lakes + SENNEN

· Rock/Pop ·

Multi-tracked aural landscapes from Canadian indie rock band. Touring their fifth full-length album A Coliseum Complex Museum, a beautiful and often rousing album of deep, proggy, psychedelic rock. 8pm: £12.50 adv : £15.00 door

Norwich Arts Centre

Friday 19 August

· Rock/Pop ·

East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices Night

Three bands take to the stage to raise money for children with life threatening conditions and their families across Norfolk.

8pm : £8.00 adv : £10.00 door Saturday 20 August

· Rock/Pop ·

The Besnard Lakes 17 August

Will Ferguson Piano Recital

Long-suffering Norwich based composer-pianist reveals his secrets in an inclusive programme of modern classics.

2pm : Pay What You Can Sunday 21 August

· Performance ·

True Stories: Truth or Dare

Intimate, interesting, anecdotal storytelling from non-performers and performers alike. To speak at the event, email truestorieslive@gmail.com

8pm : Pay What You Can : NAC Garden (weather permitting) Saturday 27 August

· Workshop ·

YNAF presents UNIT Workshop

A workshop in experimental composition and live visual art, which will explore relationships between traditional acoustic instruments, electronic music and live visuals.

Workshop Times tbc : Free : Book in advance via the NAC website

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