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New College Eye Wonder exhibition (to 9th June)
Dave Morgan & Rhys Mathewson (studio)
Ginny Davis: Home Truths
Amy Greaves School of Dance
Club Create Creative
The Croods (U) (AS)
I’m So Excited (15)
The Croods (U)
The Croods (U)
Tom Stade
The Croods (U)
ELO Experience
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The Organic Lawn Management (studio)
Chris Cox: Fatal Distraction
Argo (15)
Argo (15)
Lore (15)
Lore (15)
Love is All You Need (15)
Words: Ed Smith
Intoto Dance
Elite Performing Arts
NEW College: Popcorn Awards
NEW College’s Got Talent!
NEW College: Production Arts & Fashion
NEW College End of Year exhibition opens
NEW College: A Music Showcase
Boys Make Noise
Steve Howe
Workshops only
NT Live encore: The Audience
Workshops only
Josh Matheson exhibition opens
Bromsgrove Operatic: Ruddigore
NT Live encore: The Audience
Comedy workshop performance (studio)
Workshops only
Workshops only
All and Sundry: Are You Being Served?
I Give it a Year (15)
Matt Parker: The Number Ninja (studio)
The Swing Commanders
Jestaminute: An Angel Abroad (studio)
7.30pm
7.30pm
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Gretchen Peters with Ben Glover
Worcestershire Youth Music Concert
7.30pm
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YOUth Got Talent
Next Page: Invisible (studio)
The Doors Alive
Victoria School of Dance
Birmingham Chamber Orchestra: Revolutions
Good Vibrations (15)
North Bromsgrove High School: Music Day
Worcestershire High School Poetry Slam
Worcestershire Youth Jazz Orchestra
Hagley Catholic & Haybridge
High Schools Showcase
Out of the Box: A Midsummer Night’s Scream
Kevin Precious (studio)
Elite Academy of Dance and Gymnastics
The Great Gatsby (12A) (HH)
Ex Cathedra: Singmaker
The Great Gatsby (12A)
Voodoo Room: Full Cream set
Bee Gees Fever
Jo Edwards school of dance
In the House (15)
In the House (15)
Behind the Candelabra (Cert TBC)
Behind the Candelabra (Cert TBC)
Epic (U)
Desperado
Little English Theatre: Sinbad The Pirate Prince
Aspie: Duncan Honeybourne, piano
The Big Swing
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Epic (U)
Summer in February (15)
Summer school
Epic (U)
Summer in February (15)
Ann Bennett exhibition opens
Summer school
Epic (U)
A Hijacking (15)
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A Hijacking (15)
Family Fun Friday
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Out of the Box Stage School: Thrilled!
Despicable Me 2 (Cert TBC)
Madcap Theatre: Taming of the Shrew (studio)
Wooden Horse
Now You See Me (Cert TBC)
Club Creative
Club Creative
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The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser (PG)
Club Creative
Blunderbus Theatre: Dotty the Dragon
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The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser (PG)
Family Fun Friday
Club Creative
Despicable Me 2 (Cert TBC) (AS)
Peatbog Faeries
Before Midnight (Cert TBC)
Club Creative
Club Creative
In the Fog (12A)
Club Creative
In the Fog (12A)
Club Creative
Family Fun Friday
Club Creative
Monsters University (Cert TBC)(AS)
Magic Russ Magic Show
Hotel Teatro: George’s Marvellous Medicine
Hotel Teatro:George’s Marvellous Medicine
Romeo and Juliet (Cert TBC)
Summer school
Monsters University (Cert TBC)
Summer school
Summer school
Populaire (12A)
Summer school
Populaire (12A)
Family Fun Friday
Summer school
Storybox Theatre: Sun,
Moon & ½ Chicken (studio)
Out of the Box Stage School: Roll Up! Roll Up!
The Lone Ranger (Cert TBC)
Remi Harris Jazz project
Les Miserables (12A) at Avoncroft Museum
Shooglenifty
The Lone Ranger (Cert TBC) (HH)
Words: 84 Charing Cross Road
The Wholls
Martin Simpson
Jive Aces
Abie Budgen, Gren Bartley &
Mellow Peaches (studio)
The Official Receivers
The Old Dance School & Marie-Claire Berreen
Treorchy Male Choir
Rob Newman: Theory of Evolution (studio)
John Cooper Clarke
JUNE - AUGUST
CONTENTS
Live Events
Cinema
Workshops
Exhibitions
Booking Information
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EDINBURGH WARM UP
with DAVE MORGAN &
RHYS MATHEWSON
A double-bill of preview shows from two of the UK’s
fastest rising comedians. David is an award
nominated stand-up and highly sought after MC.
His debut show Triple Threat was shortlisted for the
Amused Moose Laughter Award at the Edinburgh
Fringe in 2011. At the 2010 New Zealand
International Comedy Festival, Rhys was written into
NZ comedy history when he was awarded the highly
coveted Billy T Award with his show Rhyspect.
Saturday 25th May at 8pm
£12 (£10)
GINNY DAVIS presents
HOME TRUTHS
Cover:
The Lone Ranger, Rob Newman, Martin Simpson,
Gretchen Peters, John Cooper Clark and
Shooglenifty
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Edinburgh Fringe sell-out writer and performer Ginny
presents two laugh out loud plays dealing with the
funny side of modern life.
Meet the Rich family. Mum, Ruth, trying to keep a
handle on troublesome teenages Fred and Ellie with
Laura at Uni. Granny from the Welsh valleys who
may not be as dotty as she sounds and good old Dad
who does his best to keep up.
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Saturday 25th May at 7.30pm (in the Studio)
£12 (£10)
LIVE EVENTS
LIVE EVENTS
LIVE EVENTS
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Wednesday 29th May at 8pm
£15
Saturday 1st June at 7.30pm (in the studio)
£5
TOM STADE TOTALLY THE ORGANIC LAWN
ROCKS!
MANAGEMENT
Following last year’s sell-out debut UK tour,
don’t miss Canadian émigré Tom Stade with
his brand new live show.
Join this “part devil, part dude” (Scotsman)
as he shares his refreshingly laid-back and
unconventional ethos on life, playfully
leading audiences into a world where there
are no boundaries, and anything goes.
‘Gloriously funny’ - Scotsman
www.tomstade.co.uk
(16+: Adult themes and language)
Friday 31st May at 8pm
£20
ELO EXPERIENCE
In 1970 Jeff Lynne and the Electric Light
Orchestra became one of the world’s best
known and greatest recording bands.
Packing stadiums throughout the world ELO
produced a seemingly endless list of hit
records and stormed the charts with hits
such as Living Thing, Telephone Line, Sweet
Talking Woman, and perhaps their most
famous - Mr Blue Sky. Come and hear their
greatest hits reproduced by the exciting and
incredible ELO EXPERIENCE.
www.elotribute.com
The Organic Lawn Management are a four-piece
folk-rock outfit from rural Worcestershire formed in
the hazy spring of 2009.
Beginning life in a dusty, half-converted barn,
covering electric and acoustic songs, over the
ensuing years the four young troubadours have
worked their way through several self-recorded EPs
and a demo studio album, cheekily entitled Folk’s
Reason for Living. Clad in the finest plaid shirts,
flat-caps and waistcoats, the OLM demonstrate a
love of traditional folk with which they have fused
their own elements of rock and blues to create an
enticing blend of modern and established sounds.
www.facebook.com/theorganiclawnmanagement
Saturday 1st June at 8pm
£13 (£11)
CHRIS COX presents
FATAL DISTRACTION
Fatal Distraction is an hilarious, mind-blowing
theatrical experience. Marvel as Chris, a multi award
winning mind-reader who can’t read minds, does
things no human should be able to do, reads minds,
controls coincidence and wonders whether love is the
only real bit of magic in this world.‘Mind reading
with a twist, it was breathtaking and brilliant’- The
Guardian
(14+)
www.magiccox.com
Friday 7th June at 8pm
£12 (£6 students)
WORDS presents
ED SMITH, JOURNALIST
& SPORTSMAN
Ed Smith took a double first in history at Cambridge,
was a professional cricketer for 13 years and is now a
columnist and features writer for The Times and
writes the Left Field column in The New Statesman.
He has also written four books with a sports theme.
www.bromsgrovewords.com
(BAA)
Saturday 8th June at 7.30pm
£12 (£10) + £7 students
INTOTO DANCE
In its 21 year history, Intoto Dance has been
committed to supporting emerging choreographers,
as well as commissioning work from established
figures in the world of contemporary dance and
dance theatre. This is reflected in excitingly diverse
programmes, performed by talented young dancers
from one of the country’s most prestigious
performing arts colleges
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LIVE EVENTS
LIVE EVENTS
THE 8th ANNUAL STUDENT
FILM & VIDEO POPCORN
AWARDS
This event will showcase the BTEC extended diploma,
foundation degree media, games design and
interactive media students’ work with awards for best
nominees in each category.
Tuesday 11th June 7.30pm £4
NEW COLLEGE'S GOT
TALENT!
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Wednesday 12th June
(Tickets are free from the box office)
PRODUCTION ARTS and
FASHION SHOWS 2013
7pm Production Arts Show
Production Arts students will present work first showcased at the Clothes Show Live event at Birmingham’s
NEC, alongside work produced by the Production Arts Year 1 and Year 2 students, including full body
painting and hair and make-up.
8.30pm Fashion Show
Year 2 Foundation Degree Fashion and Textiles students, Year 2 Extended Diploma and Foundation Diploma
students and Year 2 Extended Diploma in Art and Design present their final major collections.
Friday 14th June at 7.30pm £5 (£3 under 16s)
BOYS MAKE NOISE
Boys Make Noise, based at Catshill Middle School and led by Julian Manchee,
will be joined by special guests Jonathan Darby, Claire Worboys and Julian
Richards to treat your ears to a vocal extravaganza of show songs, sea shanties,
gospel, folk and world music. They will be joined by the school's Shining Stars
Girls' Choir who will be singing individually and alongside the boys. (BAA)
Saturday 15th June at 8pm £20
Thursday 13th June 7.30pm
STEVE HOWE
Music students from Level 3 Extended Diploma will be performing a showcase of their work over the last academic
year, along with the second MUSO Awards which will recognise some exceptional students and their outstanding
achievements throughout their course.
(BAA)
Known for his work with the progressive rock group Yes, Steve Howe has also
been a member of The Syndicats, Bodast, Tomorrow, Asia and GTR and has
released many highly acclaimed solo albums. Using his unique style of playing to
blend jazz, classical, folk and country with rock, pop and blues.
www.stevehowe.com
MUSIC STUDENTS present A MUSIC SHOWCASE
Monday 17th June at 7pm & Friday 21st June at 2pm £12
(on Screen)
NT LIVE ENCORE presents THE
AUDIENCE
Written by Peter Morgan, directed by Stephen Daldry and starring Helen Mirren,
The Audience imagines a series of pivotal meetings over the past 60 years
between The Queen and each of her twelve prime ministers, from Churchill to
Cameron - sometimes intimate, sometimes explosive.
From young mother to grandmother, these private audiences chart the arc of the
second Elizabethan Age.
www.ntlive.nationaltheatre.org.uk
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Come along to enjoy the live final of NEW College’s variety
theatre performance unit. After weeks of rehearsals the
finalists are ready to take to the stage and battle it out.
Who will be crowned this year’s winner?
LIVE EVENTS
LIVE EVENTS
Monday 10th June 7.30pm
MATT PARKER is the
NUMBER NINJA
BROMSGROVE
OPERATIC SOCIETY presents
RUDDIGORE OR THE
WITCH’S CURSE
Direct from BBC Radio 4's Infinite Monkey Cage,
with maths research featured on QI, stand-up
mathematician Matt Parker takes a hilarious tour
through the world of numbers.
Expect everything from debunking number nonsense
and flagrant sudoku abuse to the mysterious
patterns in the locations of ancient monuments...
and defunct Woolworths stores.
www.standupmaths.com
Music by Arthur Sullivan; Lyrics and Libretto by W.S. Gilbert
This is a great showcase for Sullivan including some of
the best music he ever wrote, while Gilbert’s satire on
class remains sharp and pertinent as ever. In a quaint
Cornish fishing village Robin Oakapple is keeping his
true identity secret. He is really a baronet who wants a
new life, having faked his own death leaving his
younger brother to inherit his title.
www.bromsgroveoperaticsociety.org.uk
(BAA)
Saturday 22nd June at 8pm £8
(In the studio)
COMEDY WORKSHOP
PERFORMANCE
A clutch of local new comics take to the stage after
weeks of intensive training at the Artrix stand-up
comedy workshop. Hosted by course tutor Theo
Theobald, the show promises to be a pot pourri of
fantastic original material.
(16+: Adult themes and language)
Tuesday 25th – Saturday 29th June at 7.30pm
Saturday matinee at 2.30pm
Tues, Weds & Thurs £12 (£10)
Fri & Sat 7.30pm £13 (£11)
Sat 2.30pm £12 (£10)
ALL AND SUNDRY presents
ARE YOU BEING SERVED?
Double entendres are non-stop as the well-loved staff of
Grace Brothers Department Store holiday in Costa
Plonka, where they find themselves in the middle of a
revolution. Will the tropical heat, Spanish crumpet, giant
slugs and randy revolutionaries prove too much for our
happy band? www.allandsundry.org
(BAA)
Sunday 30th June at 7.30pm £13 (£12)
THE
SWING COMMANDERS
Go retro for a session of Swing music and sheer
entertainment with a champagne sparkle with five
specialist multi-instrumentalists, four solo voices
delivering a brand new repertoire of old classics! The
Swing Commanders really are the cats with the cream
of forties classics, so just sit back and sample
the sweet Swing sensation.
www.swingcommanders.com
Sunday 30th June at 8pm £8 (£6)
(In the Studio)
JESTAMINUTE
COMMUNITY THEATRE
presents an ANGEL ABROAD
Join us on a poignant, sometimes funny journey into
the lives of three sets of characters connected by the
theme of power and control. These fictional stories are
based on real life accounts. As we lift the veil on what
happens behind the smiles, you might be in for a few
surprises. Maybe some people are ‘an angel abroad
and a devil at home’. (14+ Adult themes)
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Saturday 29th June at 8pm (studio) £12 (£10)
Wednesday 19th – Saturday 22nd June at 7.30pm
Sat 22nd at 2.30pm
£13 (£12); Family £45
Saturday matinee: £12 (Family £45)
LIVE EVENTS
LIVE EVENTS
WORKSHOPS
Monday 29th July – Friday 2nd August 10am-4pm Ages 6-9 years & 10-17 years £120
Join Artrix’s dynamic Youth Theatre directors Mel and Stu for a week of acting, singing and dancing as the
adventures of Annie unfold, battling bullies, smooth criminals, and maybe a zombie or two! Be part of an original
dramatic production featuring songs and movement inspired by the music of the late Michael Jackson.
Have a fun filled week and prepare to be THRILLED! (Bring packed lunch, a drink & wear comfortable clothes)
‘Thrilled’ performance Friday 2nd August 7pm £8 (£6)
Faces Art Workshop £10
Make it Move! Claymation Animation Workshop £12
Jets Ceramic Painting £3
SongStars under 18s Showchoir Workshop £10
Talent Show (under 18s)
Face painting, craft table, bouncy castle and more
Out of the Box Stage School presents Thrilled! £8 (£6)
Holiday Club
Friday 9th August
Holiday Club
Friday 16th August
Monday 5th-Friday 9th August 10am-4pm Ages 6-10 years £30 per day £120 full week
Monday is Jolly Holidays, Tuesday is Underwater Day, Wednesday is Rainbow Day, Thursday is Noisy Day and
Friday is Science Day.
Monday 12th-Friday 16th August 10am-4pm Ages 6-10 years £30 per day £120 full week
Monday is Princes and Princesses Day, Tuesday is West End Stars Day, Wednesday is Festival Day, Thursday is
Crazy Hat Day and Friday is Magic Day.
OUT OF THE BOX STAGE SCHOOL:
ROLL UP! ROLL UP!
Monday 19th – Friday 23rd August 10am-4pm;
Ages 6-9 years & 10-17 years £120
Join our second youth theatre Stage School week as we
transform Artrix into the big top! You'll devise an
original piece of theatre featuring amazing acrobatics,
jiving jugglers, dynamic dancers and scintillating songs,
all based around the fun and frolics of the circus. Get
ready for some serious clowning around! (Bring packed
lunch, a drink & wear comfortable clothes)
‘Roll Up! Roll Up!
Performance Friday 23rd August 7pm £8 (£6)
10am-4pm
11am
1-3pm
11am-3pm
10am-12noon
11am-3pm
11am
1.30-4pm
2pm
11am-3pm
7pm
Fabric Craft Workshop £10
Despicable Me 2 (Cert TBC) (Accessible Screening)
Make ‘em Laugh Stand Up Comedy Workshop £12
Mad Science hands on experiments, face painting,
craft, bouncy castle and more
Junk Instrument Making with GLAMBA £4
Jets Decopatch £3
Monsters University (cert TBC) (Accessible Screening)
Printing Workshop £6
Magic Russ Magic Show £8 (£5)
Magic Russ balloon animals, face painting,
craft table, bouncy castle and more
George’s Marvellous Medicine
Saturday 8th June 10-12.30
Sunday 14th July 10-12.30
£10 per session.
Join experienced artists and beginners alike for an
informal morning of drawing the human form from a
life model. Please bring your own materials, paper
and easel if required.
Booking recommended as spaces are limited
Friday 23rd August
10am-12noon
1pm-3pm
2.30pm
11am-3pm
7pm
Circus Skills with CircusMASH £8
Graffiti Art Workshop £10
Storybox Theatre:
The Sun, the Moon and Half a
Chicken £8 (£6)
CircusMASH, face painting, craft table,
bouncy castle and more
Out of the Box Stage School presents
‘Roll Up! Roll Up!’ £8 (£6)
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10am-12noon
10-12noon
11-3pm
12-2pm
2-3pm
11am-3pm
7pm
See separate flyer for full details
LIFE DRAWING
OUT OF THE BOX STAGE SCHOOL: THRILLED!
Friday 2nd August
WORKSHOPS
See separate flyer for full details
ONE OFF WORKSHOPS
FOR ADULTS
Monday 1st July at 7.30pm £19.50
GRETCHEN PETERS
with support by
BEN GLOVER
Born in New York and a Nashvillian since the late
80's, Peters has accumulated accolades as a
songwriter for artists as diverse as Etta James,
Bonnie Raitt, The Neville Brothers, Patty Loveless,
George Strait, Bryan Adams and Faith Hill. Of her
music, the Associated Press said, “this is not
jukebox music - the stuff that exists to fill in the
pauses in conversation. This IS the conversation.”
www.gretchenpeters.com
www.benglover.co.uk
THE DOORS ALIVE
WORCESTERSHIRE
YOUTH MUSIC presents
THE BROMSGROVE
AREA MUSIC CENTRE
CONCERT
The Doors Alive recreate the sound, look, presence
and magic of a real 1960s Doors concert, perfectly
and effortlessly transporting the audience back in
time with classic hits such as Light My Fire, When
The Music's Over, Riders On The Storm, The End and
many more.
www.thedoorsalive.co.uk
BAMC is based at St John's CE Foundation Middle
School and provides opportunities for young people
in Bromsgrove and the surrounding area to take part
in a wide variety of musical activities with particular
emphasis on ensemble work.
(Hire)
Friday 5th July at 7.30pm £6 (£4 under 16)
YOUTH GOT TALENT
Woodrush High School presents YOUth Got Talent; a
vibrant and exciting celebration of the skills and
varied talents of young people across the Bromsgrove
District. YOUth Got Talent provides young people
with a professional stage experience and the
opportunity to perform to friends, family and others
in Bromsgrove.
(Hire)
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Sunday 7th July at 7.30pm £10 (£5 under 16s)
BIRMINGHAM CHAMBER
ORCHESTRA presents
REVOLUTIONS
Conductor: Martin Leigh; Violin:Anna Cashell;
Harp: Rita Schindler
Claude Debussy:
Prélude à “L’Après-Midi d’un
Faune”
Witold Lutosławski:
Partita
Debussy:
Danses Sacrée et Profane
Biber:
Passacaglia from Rosary
Sonatas
Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no.3 ‘Eroica'
An evening of truly revolutionary music,
from Debussy’s groundbreaking Prelude to the
always new, once-revolutionary 'Eroica'.
www.birminghamchamberorchestra.com
(Hire)
Saturday 6th July at 7.30pm £10 (in the studio)
NEXT PAGE PRODUCTIONS
presents INVISIBLE by
LIZ JOHN & JULIA WRIGHT
Lisa’s life is bad enough without her older sister
Jackie cracking up. She knew Jackie was eccentric
but claiming that they’ll soon be invisible…well,
really! But then again, why is it that neither Lisa’s
cheating husband, nor his current mistress, seem to
notice her?! And if Jackie is right, and not actually
insane, then how is she making a living in her
barbers shop without any customers?
www.nextpageproductions.co.uk
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Saturday 6th July at 8pm £12.50 (£10.50)
Wednesday 3rd July at 7.30pm £5
LIVE EVENTS
LIVE EVENTS
EX CATHEDRA presents
SINGMAKER
Promoted by The David Morgan Music Trust.
Ex Cathedra vocal tutors and percussionist Simon
Rebella bring their SingMaker project to four of
Bromsgrove’s First Schools, and after a day-long
workshop in which they will develop repertoire from a
range of musical genres and varied cultures showca
se their work in Bromsgrove’s unique theatre.
(Hire)
Friday 19th July at 8pm £14 (£12)
VOODOO ROOM
present
THE FULL CREAM SET
Classic power trio Voodoo Room deliver a virtuoso
full Cream set celebrating the short life of the first
and greatest super group through its astounding
repertoire, which sounds as fresh now as when
originally laid down by Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker
and Jack Bruce.
www.voodoo-room.com
Saturday 20th July at 8pm £15 (£13)
BEE GEES FEVER
Since 1999 Bee Gees Fever have developed an
international reputation with their stunning live
tribute to the music of the Brothers Gibb. From
soulful ballads to high-energy disco classics, the
band faithfully recreates the songs that made the
Bee Gees musical legends.
www.beegeesfever.com
Friday 26th July at 8pm £15 (£13)
DESPERADO present
THE EAGLES GREATEST
HITS: THE SINGLES
Desperado pay homage to the musical phenomenon
that was The Eagles by faithfully recreating all your
favourite songs, from the corner at Winslow Arizona,
through the dark desert highway to a little time in the
country. Come and share in the enjoyment that
Desperado bring to every performance of this
pantheon of Californian sunshine rock.
www.desperadolive.co.uk
Saturday 27th July at 2pm £8 (£6)
THE LITTLE ENGLISH
THEATRE presents
SINBAD THE PIRATE
PRINCE
Join Sinbad and his twit of a brother Binbag as they
set sail on a quest for the Golden Amulet in what will
be their most dangerous and thrilling journey ever.
Come along dressed as a pirate!
Saturday 27th July at 7.30pm £12 (£10)
ASPIE presents DUNCAN
HONEYBOURNE
Franz LISZT:
Johannes BRAHMS:
Sonnetto 104 del Petrarca
Intermezzo in A major, op.18 no.2
Rhapsody in g minor, op.79 no.2
Robert SCHUMANN: Waldszenen (Forest Scenes),op.82
Ernest John MOERAN: Stalham River, a ballade for piano
Frederic CHOPIN:
Sonata in B minor, op.58
Duncan Honeybourne plays music by Schumann, Chopin
and Brahms and talks about living with autism.
www.aspieeverywhere.org.uk
fifteen
fourteen
Tuesday 16th July at 6pm £3 (school pupils free)
LIVE EVENTS
LIVE EVENTS
THE BIG SWING
The 11 piece Big Swing has teamed up with local
singer/songwriter Jamie Knight to deliver those
classic Sinatra, Dean Martin, Bobby Darin and
Michael Buble numbers with a unique big band
sound and style.
Friday 2nd August at 7pm £8 (£6)
Saturday 3rd August at 8pm £10
Prepare to be THRILLED as you join Annie on her adventures
battling bullies, smooth criminals and even zombies with her
guardian angel Ben in this original dramatic devised production
featuring songs and movement inspired by the late Michael Jackson.
The culmination of Artrix’s first youth theatre Stage School Week.
Wooden Horse, Jamie Knight and Ben Church, play
Americana and Country Blues laced with Harmonies,
Slide Guitar, Stomp Box, Banjo and Harmonica.
Their debut album ‘What Comes Around’ was released
in 2012 and songs from the album have featured on
National Radio.
www.woodenhorsemusic.co.uk
OUT OF THE BOX STAGE
SCHOOL presents THRILLED!
Thursday 8th August at 2pm
£9 (£7) £28 family 2+2 or 1+3
BLUNDERBUS presents
DOTTY THE DRAGON
Adapted for the stage by Bill Davies, with music by
Frank Goodhind. Dotty is a baby fire dragon. She lives
at the top of a mountain with her grumpy dad, Mr
Dragon. In the village below, everyone fears for their
lives, for dragons eat children! But Dotty would never
eat children. She’s a vegetarian. This clever new show
comes to life with an irresistible blend of live music,
fabulous puppets and high energy storytelling - a
must-see for small people aged 3-7, and grown-up
dragon lovers. www.blunderbus.co.uk
Friday 9th August at 8pm £15
(standing and balcony seating)
PEATBOG FAERIES
Saturday 3rd August at 7.30pm £12 (£10)
(In the studio)
MADCAP THEATRE presents
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
Based on the Isle of Skye, the Peatbog
Faeries are one of Scotland’s best
known names in contemporary folk
music. In 2012 they were a nominee for
"Best Live Act" at the BBC Radio 2 Folk
Awards, having already twice won
"Live Act of the Year" at
the Scottish
Traditional Music
Awards.
What happens when a man’s eldest daughter scares off all possible
suitors? Tell the suitors of his youngest that she can’t get married
before the eldest, and let them find a man crazy enough to ‘tame
the shrew’. Watch as typical Shakespearean mayhem ensues with
misleading disguises, witty banter and the inevitable rocky road to
true love! www.madcaptheatreproductions.co.uk
www.peatbogfaeries.com
seventeen
sixteen
WOODEN HORSE
Sunday 28th July at 7.30pm £12
LIVE EVENTS
LIVE EVENTS
the sun the moon a & half a chicken
LIVE EVENTS
eighteen
The Gypsy Jazz Project is an exciting young
contemporary collective featuring Remi Harris, one of
the UK's top virtuoso guitarists, and vocalist Deborah
Rose. Performing an eclectic mix of Hot Club, Jazz,
Swing, Bepob Blues, World Music, Original
Compositions, and popular melodies, they offer the
audience a sensational evening of outstanding
chemistry and musicianship.
www.remiharris.co.uk www.deborahrose.co.uk
Friday 16th August at 2pm; £8 (£5 children)
MAGIC RUSS,
MAGIC SHOW
Sunday 25th August at 8pm
SHOOGLENIFTY
The welcome return of our favourite local magician,
who will amaze young and old alike with his
prestidigitation! Staring Dave the Wonder Dog!
Friday 23rd August at 2.30pm
£8 (£6) £20 Family 2+2 or 1+3
(In the Studio)
STORYBOX THEATRE
presents THE SUN, THE MOON
& HALF A CHICKEN
Hatched with half the body but twice the pride of his
brothers, the curious Half Chick hops off to see the
King. On his travels he crosses the wind, water and
fire - but will he ever meet His Majesty? Based on a
traditional Spanish tale, this magical and atmospheric
show also tells the story of The King Who Wanted To
Touch The Moon, and Aesop’s fable of The Wind And
The Sun.
www.storyboxtheatre.co.uk
(Standing and balcony seating)
Friday 23rd August at 7pm £8 (£6)
OUT OF THE BOX STAGE
SCHOOL presents
ROLL UP! ROLL UP!
Come and see the culmination of our second youth
theatre Stage School week
as it transforms Artrix into
the big top!
Amazing acrobatics, jiving
jugglers, dynamic dancers
and scintillating songs, all
based around the fun and
frolics of the circus.
Get ready for some serious
clowning around!
This six-man band is credited as being the originators of
'acid-croft', a fiery and infectious blend of Celtic
traditional music and dance grooves that band members
describe as "hypno-folkadelic ambient trad." A supremely
dexterous and witty live band, their energetic live
performances have kept them in constant demand around
the world. www.shoogle.com
nineteen
By Roald Dahl (Adapted by David Wood) George lives on a farm, with
his mother and father. Their lives are turned upside down by the arrival
of Grandma, who behaves appallingly. In a daring attempt to make his
Grandma 'better', George creates a marvellous medicine that has the
most extraordinary effect on Grandma, who grows and grows and keeps
growing until she bursts through the ceiling.
REMI HARRIS
GYPSY JAZZ PROJECT
HOTEL TEATRO presents GEORGE’S
MARVELLOUS MEDICINE
Saturday 24th August at 8pm £12
LIVE EVENTS
Friday 16th August at 7pm; Saturday 17th at 2.30 & 7pm
£9 (£6) £22 family 2+2 or 1+3
WORDS EXTRA present
84 CHARING CROSS
ROAD with LINDA HART &
GABRIEL WOOLF
Linda Hart and Gabriel Woolf bring to life the
delightful story of a twenty year correspondence
between Helen Hanff, an impecunious writer in
New York, and Frank Doel, second hand bookseller
in London that led to a warm friendship based
around a shared love of literature.
(BAA)
Saturday 31st August at 8pm £10
Friday 6th September at 8pm £15 (£14)
THE JIVE ACES
THE WHOLLS
Having apparently become the first actual band to
reach the semi finals of Britain's Got Talent and
following up with a performance for the Queen as
part of the Diamond Jubilee celebrations, The Jive
Aces have truly established themselves as the UK's
top Jive & Swing band, playing songs made famous
by such greats as Bobby Darin, Louis Prima and
Sammy Davis Jnr as well as a selection of superb
originals.
www.jiveaces.com
The Wholls are an explosive 4 piece band from
Bedford who formed in 2011 after the lead singer
sustained serious head injuries from a car crash.
When Adam (or B Man, as his new self is now
called) was recovering he developed a sudden and
passionate interest in music, which has seen this
band rapidly make their presence felt across the
entire UK.
‘If The Streets and the Arctic Monkeys had a love
child, they would sound like this’ Popbitch
Saturday 7th September at 7.30pm £7 (£5) (In the Studio)
IT’S THE ROOTS THAT MAKE THE
FRUITS with ABIE’S MIRACLE
TONIC, GREN BARTLEY &
MELLOW PEACHES
A celebration of local contemporary acoustic artists who
draw heavily from traditional folk, blues and roots music
from both sides of the Atlantic. Expect swinging ragtime,
rootsy country blues and fingerpicked songs drawing from
the past, but very much rooted in the now.
Saturday 7th September at 8pm £10
THE OFFICIAL RECEIVERS
Hold on - they're comin'! The Official Receivers swing into
action for another exciting, high energy show featuring
classics from the great days of Stax and Atlantic, songs by
Otis Redding ,Sam & Dave, Booker T, Edwin Starr and
many more legendary performers. www.officialreceivers.net
Fri 30th August at 8pm
£12 (Words subscribers £9)
LIVE EVENTS
LIVE EVENTS
Thursday 5th September at 8pm £15
Martin Simpson is widely recognised as one of the
world's finest acoustic and slide guitar players. His
voice and interpretations of traditional songs also
have few peers and his solo shows are an intense,
eclectic, spellbinding and deeply moving experience.
His career includes collaborations on stage and record
with Richard Thompson, June Tabor, Jackson Browne,
Cara Dillon, Steve Miller, Dick Gaughan and many
more.
www.martinsimpson.com
twenty one
twenty
MARTIN SIMPSON
Friday 13th September at 8pm £12
THE OLD DANCE
SCHOOL with
MARIE CLAIRE BERREEN
With one foot firmly planted in their folk roots,
septet The Old Dance School's expansive,
cinematic sound combines flavours of folk,
classical, electronica and jazz, one moment
rip-roaring, the next beautifully delicate.
Bromsgrove born Marie-Claire blends contemporary
folk, classical, country and acoustic roots styles to
create a pure and unique sound
Saturday 14th September at 7.30pm £19 (£17)
TREORCHY MALE CHOIR
The unique Treorchy sound has been heard
worldwide as the choir has made regular radio
broadcasts, television appearances, commercial
recordings, two feature films and overseas tours
including Canada, USA and Australia. It has also
shared the stage with some of the worlds’
greatest entertainers including Sir Tom Jones,
Dame Shirley Bassey and a host of international
stars. “The master choir of them all” Sir Anthony Hopkins
Saturday 14th September at 8pm £12.50 (£10)
(In the Studio)
ROB NEWMAN presents
NEW THEORY OF
EVOLUTION
Comedian and political activist Rob Newman rose
to fame in the ‘90s on The Mary Whitehouse
Experience. He has since penned four novels,
written for The Guardian and lectured on the
economics of ecology and now turns his attention
to evolution, concluding that cooperation drives
evolution more than competition.
www.robnewman.com
Tuesday 17th September at 8pm £17.50
JOHN COOPER
CLARKE & GUESTS
JCC’s biting, satirical, political and very funny verse
delivered in his rapid-fire performance style resonated
with the punk movement. It saw him draw huge crowds
in his own right after touring with most of punk’s seminal
and ground breaking bands including Sex Pistols, The
Clash, The Buzzcocks, The Fall and Elvis Costello and as
the “The Bard of Salford” became one of the leading
voices of punk. www.johncooperclarke.com
twenty three
twenty two
LIVE EVENTS
LIVE EVENTS
CINEMA
Cinema prices (unless otherwise stated):
Standard:
£6 (£5)
Screenings before 5pm
£5.50 (£4.50) £3
accompanied children under 16.
Friday matinees
£5.50 (£4.50
senior citizens) including tea or coffee & biscuits.
CINEMA DISCOUNT CARD
For £5 you can buy 10 £1 film discounts for use
by you or your friends on any cinema screening
(one discount per ticket).
Thursday 19th September
Saturday 21st September
Wednesday 25th September
Thursday 26th September
Saturday 28th September
Sunday 29th September
Thursday 3rd October
Tuesday 10th October
Wednesday 9th October
Friday 11th October
Sunday 13th October
Tuesday 15th October
Saturday 19th October
Sunday 20th October
Wednesday 23rd October
Sunday 27th October
Lucy Porter
Tango Motion
Winston on the Run
NT Live: Othello (on the screen)
Vienna Festival Ballet: Snow White
Phill Jupitus
Rob Beckett
Budapest Cafe Orchestra
New International Exchange
Ralph McTell
Lee Hurst
The Lumberjacks
Raymond Froggatt
Mid Wales Opera: Albert Herring
Earthfall Dance: Chelsea Hotel
Black Umfolosi.
ACCESSIBLE SCREENINGS (AC)
A family screening for audiences with special
needs and their carers with space for wheelchairs
and freedom to move and vocalise.
Mon - Thurs 27th - 30th May at 2.30pm
(Mon 27th AS)
THE CROODS (U)
Dir: Kirk De Micco & Chris Sanders
(USA. 98 mins) with the voices of
Nicolas Cage & Emma Stone.
The prehistoric Crood family seek a new
home after their cave is threatened.
What follows is a film listing; full details of the
season’s films can be found on our website,
www.artrix.co.uk
ARGO (15)
Mon, Tues & Thurs 27th, 28th & 30th
May at 7.30pm & Fri 31st at 11am
I’M SO EXCITED (15)
Dir: Pedro Almodovar ( Spain. 90 mins)
with Javier Cámara & Pepa Charro. In
Spanish with subtitles.
When a long haul flight encounters
difficulties, the passengers reveal their
innermost secrets.
Fri 28th June at 2.30pm; Tues & Thurs 2nd & 4th July
at 7.30pm
I GIVE IT A YEAR (15)
Mon & Tues 22nd & 23rd July at 7.30pm
IN THE HOUSE (15)
Dir: Dan Mazer (UK 2013. 97 mins) with Rose Byrne &
Rafe Spall. Classic British romantic comedy following
the first year of a hasty marriage that no-one believes
will last.
Dir: Francois Ozon (France 2012. 105 mins) with Ernst
Umhauer & Kristin Scott Thomas. In French with
subtitles. A teenage student spies on a friend’s family
for material for a school assignment, and crosses a
number of lines.. ***** Empire
Tues & Wed 4th & 5th June at 7.30pm
Mon 8th July at 7.30pm
Wed & Thurs 24th & 25th July at 7.30pm
Dir: Cate Shortland (Germany 2012. 109 mins) with
Saskia Rosendahl & Kai Malina. In German with
subtitles. A fresh look at WWII through the eyes of 14
year old refugee Lore as she crosses her war torn
country with her siblings.
Dir: Lisa Barros D’Sa & Glenn Leyburn (UK 2013. 103
mins) with Richard Dormer & Dylan Moran. As Belfast is
torn apart by the troubles of 1977, music lover Terri
opens a record shop to celebrate the city’s burgeoning
punk scene.
(cert TBC)
Dir: Ben Affleck (USA 2012. 120 mins) with Ben
Affleck & John Goodman. The CIA use cinema skills to
rescue diplomats from the 1979 Iranian siege: 2013
Best Film Oscar winner.
LORE (15)
TITLED SCREENINGS (HH)
Selected English language film screenings
identified by (HH) will be subtitled for the hard or
hearing.
Sun & Mon 2nd & 3rd June at 7.30pm
Thurs & Sun 6th & 9th June at 7.30pm; Fri 7th at
2.30pm
LOVE IS ALL YOU NEED (15)
Dir: Susanne Bier (Denmark 2012. 116 mins) with
Pierce Brosnan &Trine Dyrholm. In Danish, Italian &
English with subtitles. A grumpy widower and
life-embracing cancer sufferer, both looking for a new
start, meet en route to a wedding in Sorrento.
GOOD VIBRATIONS (15)
Mon, Wed & Thur 15th, 17th & 18th July
at 7pm; Tues 16th at 7.30pm; Fri 19th at 1.30pm
(Mon 15th HH)
THE GREAT GATSBY (12A)
BEHIND THE CANDELABRA
Dir: Steven Soderbergh (USA 2013. 118 mins) with
Matt Damon & Michael Douglas. A look at the
tempestuous 6-year relationship between Liberace and
his (much younger) lover, Scott Thorson, based on the
latter’s autobiography.
Dir: Baz Luhrmann (USA 2013. 143 mins) with
Leonardo DiCaprio, Joel Edgerton & Carey Mulligan. A
fresh take on F. Scott Fitzgerald's jazz age state-of-play
look at the American dream.
twenty five
twenty four
COMING SOON
FILM
LIVE EVENTS
OUTDOOR CINEMA
EPIC (U)
Dir: Chris Wedge (USA 2013. Time 102 mins) with the
voices of Amanda Seyfried & Beyonce Knowles. A
teenager finds herself deep in a forest where a battle
between the forces of good and evil is raging. Can she
save her world?
Sat & Mon-Wed 3rd & 5th -7th August at 2.30pm;
Fri 9th at 11am (AS)
DESPICABLE ME 2 (Cert TBC)
Dir: Pierre Coffin & Chris Renaud (USA 2013. Time
TBC) with the voices of Al Pacino, Steve Carrell &
Kristen Wiig. Gru is recruited by the Anti-Villain League
to help deal with a powerful new super criminal.
Sat - Mon 10th - 12th August at 7.30pm
BEFORE MIDNIGHT (Cert TBC)
Dir: Richard Linklater (USA 2013. 108 mins) with
Ethan Hawke & Julie Delpy. We find on-off lovers Jesse
and Celine of Linklater’s ‘Before’ series holidaying in
Greece and trying to freshen up their relationship.
Fri 16th August at 11am (AS) &
Mon-Wed 19th – 21st at 2.30pm
MONSTERS UNIVERSITY (Cert TBC)
Dir: Dan Scanlon (USA 2013. Time TBC) With the voices
of Steve Buscemi & John Goodman. Mike Wazowski and
James P. Sullivan, monsters Mike and Sulley, could not
stand one another until university days.
Mon & Tues 29th & 30th July at 7.30pm
Sun - Tues 4th - 6th August at 7.30pm
Tues & Wed 13th & 14th August at 7.30pm
Sun-Tues 18th-20th August at 7.30pm
Dir: Christopher Menaul (UK 2013. 100 mins) with
Dominic Cooper & Emily Browning. Love and scandal in
Cornwall from the Lamorna Group of artists, including
Alfred Munnings and Laura Knight, in the approaching
shadow of WW1.
Dir: Louis Leterrier (USA 2013. Time TBC) with Morgan
Freeman & Mark Ruffalo. FBI agents track a team of
illusionists who pull off bank heists during their
performances and reward their audiences with the money.
Dir: Sergei Loznitsa (Germany/Russia 2012.128 mins)
with Vladimir Svirskiy & Vladimir Abashin. In Russian
with subtitles. In the occupied USSR in 1942 a man is
wrongly accused of collaboration. Desperate to save his
dignity, he faces an impossible moral choice.
Dir: Carlo Carlei (UK/Italy Switzerland 2013. Time
TBC) with Stellan Skarsgard & Damian Lewis.
When the star-crossed lovers of two enemy families
meet, forbidden love ensues in Julian Fellowes
adaptation of the Shakespeare classic.
SUMMER IN FEBRUARY (15)
Wed & Thurs 31st July & 1st August at 7.30pm
A HIJACKING (15)
Dir: Tobias Lindholm (Denmark 2012. 103 mins) with
Soren Malling & Pilou Asbaek. In Danish with subtitles.
Intense, engrossing psychological drama about a ship
hijacked by Somali pirates, penned by the writer of
Borgen.
NOW YOU SEE ME (Cert TBC)
Wed & Thurs 7th & 8th August at 7.30pm
THE ENIGMA OF
KASPAR HAUSER (PG)
Dir: Werner Herzog (Germany 1974. 110 mins) with
Bruno S & Walter Ladengast. In German with subtitles.
The mysterious tale of Kaspar Hauser who appeared in
Nuremburg in 1828 barely able to speak or walk,
bearing a cryptic note.
IN THE FOG (12A)
ROMEO AND JULIET (Cert TBC)
Wed & Thurs 21st & 22nd August at 7.30pm
POPULAIRE (12A)
Dir: Regis Roinsard (France 2012. 111 mins) with
Romain Duris & Deborah Francois. In French with
subtitles. In 1950s France, village girl Rose enters a
speed typing competition and with the help of her
handsome boss things get complicated.
Saturday 24th August at 2pm,
Monday-Thurs 26th-29th at 2.30 & 7pm;
Fri 30th at 2.30pm; Sat 31st at 2pm; Sun & Mon 1st &
2th September at 7pm (7pm Thurs 29th HH)
THE LONE RANGER (Cert TBC)
Dir: Gore Verbinski (USA 2013. 135 mins) with Johnny
Depp, Armie Hammer & Helena Bonham Carter. Native
American warrior Tonto recounts the untold tales that
transformed John Reid, a man of the law, into a legend
of justice.
Sunday 25th August at 8.30pm £6 (£5)
OUTDOOR CINEMA
AT AVOCROFT MUSEUM
OF HISTORICAL BUILDINGS
Doors open at 7.45pm, with live music and bar. Please
bring your own chair and snacks! (No smoking on site)
If wet, the screening will take place in Avoncroft’s
marvellous Guesten Hall. Tickets £6 (£5) available
from Artrix or (cash only) on the gate.
LES MISERABLES (12A)
Dir: Tom Hooper (UK. 158 mins) with Hugh Jackman &
Russell Crowe. Sweeping adaptation of the West End
musical blockbuster.
twenty seven
twenty six
FILM
FILM
Fri 26th at 11am; Mon-Wed 29th-31st at 2.30pm
The Artrix gallery brings the best in challenging new work to Bromsgrove in its monthly exhibition
programme of 2d, 3d and mixed media artwork. Admission is free, and it is open 10am-4pm MondaySaturday and on performance evenings. Many of the works on display can be purchased, and would
make ideal presents!
INFORMATION
ACCESS
We welcome people with disabilities and are committed to ensuring that your visit is easy, enjoyable and straight-forward. We have level access to the main foyer, an adapted
toilet on the ground and top floors and an induction loop system for the hard of hearing downstairs in the auditorium. Wheelchair spaces are available in the auditorium on the
ground floor and in the side galleries via a lift: please make your requirements known when booking.
MAILING LIST
Road to Success follows the career of make-up artist Josh Matheson and the creative teams he has worked
with through a selection of beauty and fashion photographs. These will including many of the hair and beauty
make–up skills used for the wedding of ex-Hollyoaks star Melissa Walton who played Loretta.
By telephone
Call us on 01527 577330. Credit/debit card
bookings can be made 10am-4pm MondaySaturday.
Online
Visit www.artrix.co.uk and follow the simple
on-screen instructions.
A fee of £1.50 per booking is payable for tickets
costing over £6 made by post, phone or online.
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LATECOMERS
Latecomers may have to wait for a break in the
performance to be seated.
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CONCESSIONS
Concessionary ticket prices (in brackets) apply to
children, students in full time education, senior
citizens, registered disabled and those on benefits
unless otherwise stated. Proof of eligibility is
required.
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SEATING
BAA
ARTRIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE
ADMISSION AND, IF UNAVOIDABLE, TO MAKE
ALTERATIONS TO THE PROGRAMME WITHOUT
NOTICE.
Events marked BAA are presented by members of
Bromsgrove Arts Alive, a forum of arts organisations
based or working in the District.
Phone 01527 572739 for details.
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The Tabula Rasa is an enduring, but contentious theory in relation to infant development and is an idea that
Ann has pursued through the development of a series of six large canvases presented as the final piece for
her Fine Art Degree with Birmingham Institute of Art and Design.
The work will be presented alongside selected pieces that mark the progression and development of Ann’s
practice over the course of her five years of study.
www.ann-bennett.co.uk
By foot from the town centre:
We are at the end of School Drive, off Stratford Road.
Unless otherwise noted, events are fully seated.
Wednesday 31st July – Sunday 1st September
ANN BENNETT: TABULA RASA
For suitable events, free admission is available for
infants up to two years old. Otherwise a valid ticket must
be held.
BIRMINGHAM RD
JOSH MATHESON: ROAD TO SUCCESS
INFANTS
By car:
Leave the A38 (Bromsgrove Eastern bypass) at the
Guild/Premier Inn/David Lloyd leisure centre roundabout
onto Slideslow Drive – SatNav postcode B60 1PQ.
Ample free parking is available adjacent to the venue.
A38
19TH June – 28th July
By post
Send details of your ticket requirements to our postal
address, ARTRIX, School Drive, Bromsgrove B60
1AX, together with a cheque or postal order payable
to ARTRIX. We can then either hold your tickets or
send them by return.
DIRECTIONS
A38
On show will be student work from art and design courses including Level 2 Diploma, Level 3 Extended
Diploma, Foundation Diploma and Foundation Degree and will include fine art, graphic design, photography,
video, interior design, furniture and product design, fashion, textiles, ceramics, and sculpture.
Tickets cannot be refunded unless an event is cancelled.
There is a £3 administration charge per transaction for
ticket exchanges.
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NEW College Art and Design Students
END OF YEAR SHOW
REFUNDS
In person
Our box office is open from 10am-4pm MondaySaturday and for one hour prior to ticketed events.
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Thursday 13th - Saturday 15th June
BOOKING INFORMATION - HOW TO BOOK
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A compilation of exciting and unusual eyes designed by NEW College makeup artists telling a story using
texture, colour, light and shadow. These have been captured by Alistair Cowin, who has photographed the
world’s most beautiful women, supermodels and movie stars and after years of living between Los Angeles,
Miami and Paris is now based in Worcestershire.
ER
NEW COLLEGE: EYE WONDER
You can join our free mailing list by phoning the box office on 01527 577330. Better still, and to ensure you get the most up to date information on events, join our email list
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