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Wednesday 9 December
6pm onwards
Graft present an evening of experimental performance from three emerging UK artists.
This exciting event is to launch ARC, a new monthly event in which regional curators will be invited to present new and existing works in The Vaults’ unique space.
Alongside new commissions by Institution of Meaningful Interaction; Mark Baldwin; and Sarah Ruff, graft present an experimental open mic zone for new performance, and performance surgeries for emergent practitioners.
For further details, please email arc.birmingham@googlemail.com
This month is the 10-year anniversary of Birmingham’s most innovative art and music producers and our friends, Capsule. For 10 years Capsule have been bringing some of the most exciting, frightening, and beautiful music and international audiences to the city, and now invite everybody to join them in celebrating this momentous occasion.
Don’t miss…
Wednesday 2 December
Tunng + Six Organs Of Admittance
Lightning Dust + Bela Emerson
Town Hall, Birmingham
Doors 7.00pm
Special guests include old friends Tunng who combine a perfect mixture of skewed electronica and pastoral English Folk music. Six Organs of Admittance, psych-folk-pop, hippie jams updated for the kids of today. Lightning Dust, the side project of Amber Webber and Joshua Wells, both members of Canadian band Black Mountain. Complimented by the bewitching Bela Emerson, an innovative and prolific performer of electric cello, electronics, tenor viol and musical saw.
To book advance tickets call 0121 780 3333 or visit www.thsh.co.uk.
Here’s to many more exciting years of Capsule!
Looks interesting…
Foursight Theatre & Black Country Touring will be presenting The Corner Shop from 23 October to 8 November at Mander Shopping Centre in Wolverhampton.
“Incense sticks and Imperial Leather soap. Fresh ginger, dried chillies and cassava chips. Caribbean vegetables, gaudy penny sweets, cards for all occasions.
Welcome to the corner shop: part grocery store, part Aladdin’s cave, and part community centre.
A cast of aspiring shopkeepers – English, Indian, Iranian, Caribbean and Polish – invite you into their lives and living rooms as they set up shop in the Black Country fighting to adapt and survive in a fast changing world.”
It’s “a promenade performance inspired by real-life stories from the world of the corner shop”
Tickets
£7/£5 concessions (including 50p booking fee).
Early booking is advisable.
To book call 0870 320 7000 or visit Midland Box Office, 18 Queen Square, Wolverhampton.
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