NAC November-December 2014

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Tuesday 28 October

Tickets & Information

Theatre

Robert Softley: If These Spasms Could Speak

We know you want to look, to stare even. It’s OK. You’re allowed. Let us tell you how we perceive ourselves. A collection of funny, sad, touching and surprising stories about disabled people and their bodies. “...a strong, sexy sense of the sheer value and beauty of life, however physically difficult”- Joyce McMillian, Scotsman 8pm : £8.00 : £6.00 concessions : seated

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Sunday 2 November

World

Tamikrest

Saharan rockers Tamikrest play hypnotic dub, psychedelic blues and desert garage mixed with ancient mystique. 8pm : £15.00 : £12.50 concessions Monday 3 November

HipHop

Dead Prez + support

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Revolutionary, political Hip Hop with M-1 and stic. Never ones to rush their process, Dead Prez have re-emerged from the training, the touring and the activism to release a new studio album. 8pm : £16.00 adv : £18.00 door

Friday 7 November

Jazz/Swing

Hot Club of Cowtown

The Hot Club of Cowtown have become the premier ambassadors of hot jazz and western swing. With glimpses into Romany music and culture they capture the sophistication and sizzle of Stephane Grappelli and Django Reinhardt’s Quintette du Hot Club de France. 8.30pm : £15.00 : £12.50 concessions Saturday 8 November

Kid’s theatre

3 Wise Monkeys

HipHop

Comedy

Tom Wrigglesworth: Utterly At Odds With the Universe

Direct from a sell-out run at the Edinburgh Festival, star of Radio 4 and BBC 2 expect elegant flourishes of language, twisted logic and whimsical storytelling courtesy of one of the finest and most original comics in the UK. 8pm : £12.00 : £10.00 concessions : seated Friday 21 November

Hiccup Theatre bring their exciting style to this classic Japanese proverb, juggling live music, puppetry and mischievous storytelling into a brand new version perfect for little ones and their grown-ups. 2pm : £8.00 : £6.00 concessions : seated Saturday 8 November

Tuesday 18 November

HipHop

C.O.L.L + support

With unforgettable flow, infectious lyricism and an unwavering ambition to be the hiphop number 1 artist, home-grown C.O.L.L has quickly developed into one of the UK’s most promising musical talents. 8pm : £8.00 adv : £10.00 door

Hubs presents The Mouse Outfit Ft. Dr Syntax and Spark + Cut Capers Hip Hop collective TMO won Wordplay magazine’s hip hop album of the year with their latest release Escape Music in 2013 featuring Dr Syntax, Sparkz, Dubbul O, Black Josh, Fox and other artists. 8pm : £10.00 adv : £14.00 door Monday 10 November

Americana

The Delines + Fernando

Featuring Willy Vlautin from Richmond Fontaine and members of The Decemberists, Minus 5 and the Damnations, the debut album from The Delines, Colfax, is a stunning & timeless collection of songs with the intimacy of a midnight confessional. “Sublime suite of Americana heartbreak” - Uncut magazine. 8pm : £12.50 adv : £15.00 door

With the kind support of these organisations and our customers Norwich Arts Centre has been stimulating audiences and nurturing creativity for over thirty years.

Friday 14 November

Electro

Spectro presents Luke Abbott + Transept A Lyrical Dance Concert

Saturday 18 October- Saturday 20 December

A Love Letter for Allan Cooke

Exhibition

Private View: 5-7pm Friday 17 October: all welcome Opening hours: Monday – Friday 1-5pm, Saturday 10am-6pm (except 1 November) A Love Letter for Allan Cooke is an examination of architectural heritage. Across Britain, buildings of the 60s and 70s are being demolished or threatened with demolition. If we are not careful, we could erase an entire period of architectural history from the fabric of our cities. While some may consider this erasure a good thing, the implications of demolition are irreversible and should be carefully considered.

Wednesday 5 November

Performance

A Lyrical Dance Concert: A pop-musical cabaret by

Norfolk-born analogue addict Luke Abbott returns with his second LP, Wysing Forest, on Border Community. A spiritual jazz-inspired album of pastoral electronica and organically drifting drones. 8pm : £8.00 adv : £10.00 door Rock/Pop

Gillie Kleiman and Sara Lindström

Saturday 15 November

Get your glad-rags on, grab a drink and a pal, and giggle along with this whirlwind of glamorous divas, guitar solos and gangster rappers… Plus Tina Bradshaw in the bar from 8pm. 9pm : £7.00 : £5.00 concessions : seated

Highlighting the best of the local acoustic music scene, in the Café Bar. 1pm : FREE

Thursday 6 November

Anti-Nowhere League + Slagerij + Hotwired

Rock/Pop

Formed by lead singer Animal and his friend Magoo in 1980, these infamous hardcore punk rock anarchists have been living the punk lifestyle for over two decades. Long live The League! 8pm : £13.00 adv : £15.00 door

Play the Music Acoustic Showcase

Monday 17 November

Nizlopi + support

Rock/Pop

Folk, hiphop and soul duo, most famous for their hit The JCB Song, encourage you to rise up, sing, dance and jam with them on their UK Stand Up Together Tour. 8pm : £15.00 : £13.00 concessions

Dead Prez Saturday 22 November

Rock/Pop

Sonic Youths Showcase 2

Catch a sneak peek of our fine city’s future music stars at Sonic Youths’ second exciting showcase of sizzling sounds exclusively made by grrrls and boys aged 14-19. 1pm–4pm : FREE Saturday 22 November

Rock/Pop

Wah Wah 45s & Hubs Records presents Paper Tiger + Solko + Emu + DJ Dom Servini

Wah Wah 45’s record label are celebrating their 15th year. In collaboration with Hubs Records the two will be bringing hand-picked national and local acts to NAC. 8pm : £8.00 adv : £10.00 door Monday 24 November

Folk

Pull Up The Roots presents Anaïs Mitchell + support

BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards winner Anaïs Mitchell tours recent release Child Ballads, a collection of traditional Celtic and British ballads. 8pm : £15.00 adv : £17.00 door

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Event diary 2 Nov

Tamikrest

3 Nov

Dead Prez + support

5 Nov

A Lyrical Dance Concert

6 Nov

Anti-Nowhere League + Slagerij + Hotwired

7 Nov

Hot Club of Cowtown

8 Nov

3 Wise Monkeys

8 Nov

Hubs presents The Mouse Outfit Ft. Dr Syntax

10 Nov

The Delines + Fernando

14 Nov

Spectro presents Luke Abbott + support

15 Nov

Play the Music Acoustic Showcase

15 Nov

Kate Tempest + support SOLD OUT

17 Nov

Nizlopi + support

18 Nov

Tom Wrigglesworth: Utterly At Odds....

21 Nov

C.O.L.L + support

22 Nov

Sonic Youths Showcase 2

22 Nov

Wah Wah 45s & Hubs Records presents Paper Tiger

24 Nov

Pull Up The Roots presents Anaïs Mitchell

25 Nov

Tony Law: Enter the Tonezone

26 Nov

Lucy Spraggan SOLD OUT

27 Nov

Nick Harper

28 Nov

No More!

3 Dec

Richard DeDomenici: The Redux Project

4 Dec

Mostly Autumn

5 Dec

Bootleg Swing

6 Dec

Clutter City Yuletide Market

6 Dec

Los Campesinos! + support

8 Dec

Hypnotic Brass Ensemble

10 Dec

Gravy presents BK & Dad EP Launch + supports

11 Dec

Jesse Bannister’s Play Out feat. Zoe Rahman

13 Dec

Play the Music Acoustic Showcase

13 Dec

King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys

17 Dec

Hubs presents By The Rivers + support

18 Dec

The Tilting Sky Christmas Show

19 Dec

The Rumble

20 Dec

Holy Holy with Woody Woodmansey

21 Dec

Midwinter Moonshine V

23 Dec

Brass Monkey + The Roses


Tuesday 25 November

Comedy

Wednesday 10 December

Gravy presents BK & Dad EP Launch + support

Tony Law: Enter the Tonezone

To celebrate the release of their new Loggerhead EP, BK & Dad are performing a special launch party. Expect fire cracking drums, ear pounding guitars and stunning visuals. 8pm : £5.00 adv : £7.00 door

Dive into the zone of Tone for a brand new show of life-affirming, life-changing comedy from the multi award-winning nonsense-maker. “Chaos has rarely been so finely constructed and this much fun” - Times 8pm : £14.00 : £12.00 concessions : seated Thursday 27 November

Rock/Pop

Thursday 11 December

A truly global artist with an international reputation for original outstanding performance. This quartet interprets Bannister’s compositions with outstanding ability. Rahman’s unique and intricate style coupled with Bannister’s impressive technical and creative ability come together to form a formidable sound. 8pm : £12.00 : £10.00 concessions : seated

After a busy 2013 Nick embarks on a major UK solo tour in support of his 8th studio album Riven. An epic recording with legendary producer Tchad Blake at the helm. Nick has also found time to play on new recordings with Lana Del Rey, Newton Faulkner and Steven Wilson this year, via his 6th appearance at Glastonbury Festival. 8pm : £10.00 : £8.00 concessions : seated Live Art

Perform~ance Confer~ence by Hannah Turner Wallis

An evening of performance work that explores the relationship between artist and audience, and questions our response to live action. Curating the audiences experience and inciting conference. Featuring regional, national and international artists; Nina Faulk, Jane Grisewood,Théodora Lecrinier, Other Other Other and more tbc.

6-9pm : FREE : Dove Street Studios, 3rd Floor, Chamberlain House, Dove Street Friday 28 November

Theatre

No More! performed by Drama With Consequences

A liberating performance depicting the issues of domestic abuse, written and performed by survivors. 4-5pm : Tickets are free but limited, apply via email to joannasapsford@norwich.gov.uk or telephone 01603 212130 Wednesday 3 December

Live Art

Richard DeDomenici: The Redux Project

An ongoing series of no-budget cinematic appropriations that successfully and hilariously subvert Hollywood conventions. Artist Richard DeDomenici travels the globe reshooting scenes from iconic films, shot-by-shot in their original locations using local volunteers as extras and a fast and furious schedule. A lo-fi reimagining of our beloved celluloid fables. 8pm : £8.00 : £6.00 concessions : seated Thursday 4 December

Mostly Autumn

Jazz

Jesse Bannister’s Play Out feat. Zoe Rahman

Nick Harper

Friday 28 November

Rock/Pop

Rock/Pop

Powerful atmospheric rock with a Celtic edge, seven-piece British progressive folk band incorporate the uses of flute, penny whistles, violins and male & female vocal harmonies. 8pm : £15.00 adv : £16.00 door

Los Campesinos! Friday 5 December

Swing

Bootleg Swing

Returning for a special festive outing, Bootleg Swing features hot jazz, swing and the seductive, brassy sounds of the Moonshine Swing Seven, Charleston lessons and a burlesque interlude. Think flapper dresses, feathers in hair, fedora hats, spats and beautiful moves by those swinging cats. 8pm : £10.00 adv : £13.00 door Saturday 6 December

Market

Clutter City Yuletide Market

Clutter City is back for a Christmas bonanza with the usual quality line up of local handmade goods featuring prints, jewellery, illustrations, ceramics, sewn goods and more. Plus live music and tasty, belly warming take-outs. 11am–4pm : FREE Saturday 6 December

Rock/Pop

Los Campesinos! + support

Gathering cult indie pop six-piece return with their latest release No Blues. 8.30pm : £12.50 adv : £15.00 door Monday 8 December

Hypnotic Brass Ensemble

HipHop

Raised in Chicago by jazz trumpeter Phil Cohran, the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble are an eight-strong cohort of horn playing brothers who take their stylistic cues from jazz, funk, hip-hop and calypso. 8pm : £15.00 adv : £20.00 door

Saturday 13 December

Rock/Pop

Play the Music Acoustic Showcase

Highlighting the best of the local acoustic music scene, in the Café Bar. 1pm : FREE Saturday 13 December

Swing

King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys

The world’s greatest swing & R&B band make a welcome return to NAC. Dazzling musicianship and riveting stage performances have established them as the Kings of Swing. 8pm : £12.00 : £10.00 concessions Wednesday 17 December

Rock/Pop

Saturday 20 December

Holy Holy with Woody Woodmansey + Maggi Ronson + DJ Terry Edwards Supergroup Holy Holy play the songs of David Bowie from 1969 to 1973. The most authentic live Bowie music experience you’ll ever watch, apart from seeing David Bowie himself! Woody Woodmansey and Erdal Kizilcay made 8 studio albums with David Bowie between them and are joined by a cast of great musicians to present Bowie’s best early songs. 8pm : £15.00 : £12.50 concessions Americana

Sunday 21 December

Midwinter Moonshine V

Hosting the night The Vagaband will be performing a set of roots/rock originals from their debut Town & Country and 2014’s Medicine For The Soul with support from Lank Smith & The Pythons + The Henry Brothers (TBC) + Deejay Hank JD Sleek. 8pm : £10.00 adv : £12.00 door

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Funk

Tuesday 23 December

Brass Monkey + The Roses

Original brass screaming funk-soul-blues band influenced by artists such as Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder and Etta James. Brass Monkey can guarantee you a night to be remembered. 8pm : £6.00 adv : £7.00 door Hypnotic Brass Ensemble

November December 2014

Reggae

Hubs presents By The Rivers + support

A six-piece band with a passion for the culture and soul of reggae. Tipped as one of the “5 future stars of the Pyramid Stage” by BBC Glastonbury, this band are making a stir in the British music scene and bringing British reggae back into the public eye. 8pm : £10.00 adv : £13.00 door Thursday 18 December

Tony Law

Rock/Pop

The Tilting Sky Christmas Show

The Tilting Sky celebrates Christmas with a special show featuring some of their favourite acts from 2014 , expect great music, expect to smile, a lot. 8pm : £6.50 adv : £8.00 door Friday 19 December

The Rumble

Rock/Pop

Norwich three-piece rock and roll band celebrate the launch of their second single Fool Of You / When She’s Gone, to be made exclusively available at the show. 8pm : £5.00 adv : £7.00 door

Monday 12 – Saturday 17 January

Theatre

The Common Lot’s New Year’s Revolution

Following the storming success of Boudicca The Pantomime the Common Lot return to invite you to join them for a mighty mix of mind and mayhem to beat the January blues. Fun fitted as standard. Times tbc : £10.00 : £8.00 concessions : seated

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