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| The Puzzle Box, Chapter 7 [message #1232] |
Sat, 09 August 2008 16:30 |
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“They landed in a huge circle of white dust, with a rim of sharp-looking rocks all the way round the outside. Everything was bathed in harsh colourless light, like moonlight but ten times as powerful. In the middle of the circle of rock was a massive square stone slab, and on the slab, flat on his back, lay a giant with his eyes closed.”
The children fly with some owls to the moon, where they meet the Queen of the Night and hear the story of Pandora and Prometheus. The seventh chapter of twelve.
"This is wondrous" - Joel Weishaus, http://web.pdx.edu/%7Epdx00282/
"I am reading your 'The Puzzle Box' and loving it." - Regina Celia Pinto, http://www.arteonline.arq.br/
http://www.edwardpicot.com/puzzlebox/
(If you don't see links to all seven chapters when you get to the Puzzle Box index-page, click CTRL + Refresh to update the page.)
- Edward Picot
http://hyperex.co.uk - The Hyperliterature Exchange
http://edwardpicot.com - personal website
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| The Puzzle Box, Chapter 6 [message #1228] |
Tue, 08 July 2008 15:48 |
Edward Picot
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“Tired as they were, they almost ran up the last part of the stair, and found themselves in another cave; but it was completely different to the one with the snake in it. As far as they could see by the light of the box, it was crammed with old bric-a-brac: bits and pieces of every possible description, some of them valuable but most of them not, thrown together in a horrendous jumble, stacked up high above their heads, and covered in dust and cobwebs. There were walking-sticks, pith helmets, books, dolls, carpets, bottles, pens, games of Monopoly, stuffed animals, false teeth, family photographs, toy trucks, maps, birthday cards, pram wheels, diaries, screwdrivers, umbrellas, plugs, pianos, old coins, kettles, picture frames, odd shoes, Gladstone bags, wooden legs, rocking chairs, someone's PE kit, and so on and so on and so forth and so forth – like the contents of the biggest, dirtiest and most badly-organised second-hand shop in the world.”
The children encounter a shape-shifter called Ratatosk, who tells them about the snake they have seen, a tree called Yggdrasil, some owls, and the Queen of the Night. Dora rediscovers one of her old dolls, and Ratatosk explains how possessions get lost so easily, and why things don't always work when they ought to.
The sixth chapter of twelve.
"We are enjoying The PUzzle Box very much!" - William, www.artselector.com
http://www.edwardpicot.com/puzzlebox/
- Edward Picot
http://hyperex.co.uk - The Hyperliterature Exchange
http://edwardpicot.com - personal website
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| | Topic: Theatre at The Space! pop in and enjoy May, June, July, Isle of Dogs |
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| Theatre at The Space! pop in and enjoy May, June, July, Isle of Dogs [message #1219] |
Wed, 21 May 2008 16:03 |
The Space
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The Space
269 West Ferry Road
London E14 3RS
www.space.org.uk
Tel: 020 7515 7799
A New World
Wed 21st - Fri 23rd May, 7.45pm - £8/£5
Pan Theatre Company Presents A New World , an evening of songs about taking a journey and finding the true meaning of home. This brand new musical revue has been devised by the Graduating BTEC National Diploma students from Negus and consists of classic show tunes, new musical theatre writing and contemporary pop songs.
A New World takes a fresh, moving and at times funny look at people's struggle for identity and home, and its' eclectic mix of material is certain to appeal to all audiences. Join us on our exciting musical journey.
Red Red Shoes
Wed 4th June, 7.30pm - £6/£4
Red Red Shoes is the story of Franvera, a young girl with a passion for dancing. Single mindedly pursuing her dream, she barely sees the war clouds gathering around her. When Franvera and her family are forced to flee their village, she faces traumatic challenges and difficult decisions that will change her forever. How will she cope? And what is the significance of the relationship with her Red Red Shoes?
Que Sera, Sera Whatever She’ll Be Will Be
Thu 12 June-Fri 13th June 8:30pm-£9/£6 adv £8
story about a girl who 'will be a woman soon', after she breaks through what her mother thinks 'nice girls' do...A story about a mother who does her best for her daughter under the eyes of a small community...
PuppeTrees Theatre Company is presenting their first attempt to indulge the audience in a comic story with puppetry and performance
The Sh*tty Deal Puppet Theatre Company’s Complete Guide to Arts
Saturday 21 June, 8:30 - £10/6
Following their Sell-Out success at the 2007 Edinburgh Fringe, The Sh*tty Deal Puppet Theatre Company preview their newest show, The Complete Guide To The Arts! Join embittered clown puppet Mr Doper and his innocent sidekick Bobby as they take a hilarious bungee-jump through the history of artistic endeavour, from man's first cave-painting to sharks in formaldehyde. Check out the latest offering from the company described by Fringe reviewers as 'Anarchic, frenetic, and gloriously silly' (Chortle) and 'Stupid, messy, and very funny' (The Scotsman). The show contains strong language, puppet violence and Barbie nudity.
Strange World
Saturday 5th July, 4 pm- Sunday 6th July, 4pm & 8pm - £10/£6
A dynamic, inspiring and provocative performance resulting from my year-long collaboration with more than 20 artists of different abilities, nationalities and art forms. Together we have been exploring the 'Strange World' theme, and, through music, dance, painting, weaving, ceramics and digital media, we have created a beautiful story about our world. Now it's time to share it with you so that you too can become part of this magical experience. As an integral part of the performance there will be an exhibition held in the Hubbub bar through July '08.
Table 23
Wednesday 9th July - Friday 11th July, 8pm - £8/£6
Timmy Mallett once used the toilets of the Mermaid cafe! But empty seats attract empty people, in a city where everyone is constantly searching for their someone. What is it to be lonely? What's behind the pasta promises and facebook facade? Window seat madam? Take Table 23!!
'Table 23' is set in the humdrum yet monotone life of a backstreet Italian restaurant in London, and takes a look at people passing through. Seen through the eyes of one lonely man, the lives of his fellow others appear mesmerising and spectacular, a far cry from his own. But who can define loneliness? The stories are told through a mish mash of physical and visual work, incorporating elements of clowning, puppetry and acrobats, fused with moments of truth, honesty, and vulnerability.
Double Bill: Transaction and The Absurdity of VanillaTues 15 – 16, Sat 19 July, 8pm - £8/6
‘TRANSACTION’ Three disillusioned investment bankers make off with government money. It’s simple…until dying pimps, doppelgangers and philosophical sheep get involved. The Italian Job set in Iraq, with a sheep playing Michael Caine. “One of this year’s star turns” (2006). The Absurdity of Vanilla. Playful tale of social conditioning. Why do Britons like missionary more than any other sexual position? Why turn down a choc-chip sundae for a vanilla scoop and drooping wafer? “One of this year’s star turns” (2006).
Cure
Monday 21st July - Wednesday 23rd July, 8pm
£10/£6 (£8/£6 in advance)
Finding the cure for cancer- every scientist's dream. But with everyone hungry for the cure, will the dream become a nightmare? Suicide is out. Sacrifice is in. They said the secret to man's survival lay within us all- we just didn't know they meant it literally.
With every Shylock after his pound of flesh and the NHS after the offcuts, no one is safe from becoming a donor. Taking a sideways glance at everything from cannibalism to the National Health Service, Cure is a blackly comic social satire, delving into a shadowy underworld where nothing is what it seems. Stark, sexy, satirical, combining live music with punchy dialogue, Tooth & Nail bring their own electric brand of theatre to the Edinburgh Fringe.
They say you are what you eat- so why is everyone still dying?
What all the Rabbits are Doing
Tursday 24th July - Friday 25th July, 8pm - £10/£6
"Romeo and Juliet crossed with A Clockwork Orange", a multimedia surrealist romantic tragedy. A convicted rapist finds he must undertake life drawing classes for a government rehabilitaion scheme. Scientists and snipers observe as Marianna, his model, becomes increasingly convinced she can save his soul. Contains nudity throughout, gun shots and strobe lighting.
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| | Topic: Comedies!!! May, June, July at The Space, Isle of Dogs pop in and enjoy |
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| Comedies!!! May, June, July at The Space, Isle of Dogs pop in and enjoy [message #1218] |
Wed, 21 May 2008 15:25 |
The Space
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The Space
269 West Ferry Road
London E14 3RS
www.space.org.uk
Tel: 020 7515 7799
A Night at the Dogs
Sun 25th May, 22th June, 20th July 7pm -£3
Regular MC Nick Helm (The Human Car Crash of Light Entertainment) returns with his legion of funny friends.
The definitive Monthly one stop comedy shop on the Isle of Dogs featuring Stand-Up, Music and Cabaret from the hottest new acts on the circuit.
Improv’s Dog
Tue 15th June,13th July 8pm- £10/8
Improv's Dog are the greatest thing in improvised comedy since sliced bread...making stuff up...in the bread bin. Don't believe us? Good. We're lying. It's better than that...It's like a spontaneous version of Kylie Minogue's bottom. If you're new to improv, that's a good thing. If you're an old hand then you'll see all of your favourite games plus some you might have never seen, for they lurk in the shadows of the draw you never use that only seems to have in it old phone chargers and your one, black tie.
We don't know what'll happen and neither do you. That's the point. That's the fun. In fact, we've even improvised this blurb.
Mr. Carruthers Presents: Peel This
Saturday 7 June – Sun 8 June, 8pm - -£6/£5
Friend, entreprenuer, philanthropist, millionaire oil tycoon, ex-President of a small (undisclosed) country, friend to the great and good- Mr Carruthers is all of these things, and at the same time seemingly none of them. Magick! Adventure! Romance! Tax! These are the tenets by which Mr Carruthers lives his life. It should also be noted that a little bit of Mr Carruthers a day has been medically proven to prevent terrorism in small beings.
Mr Carruthers Presents... is a rag-tag team of loyal supporters gathered together through time and space by the enigmatic and shadowy Mr Carruthers. These are those whom Carruthers has met on his many travels across the globe and other globes (and, indeed, some orbs), those individuals whom he feels are best able to communicate his unique and gentle message to the world at large. At any time, Mr Carruthers always carries a heavily muscular and mutant barman on his staff, and is rarely glimpsed without an un-necessary magician near his person. He also has a pair of talking trousers with a repertoire of truly filthy jokes.
[Updated on: Wed, 21 May 2008 16:15]
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| | Topic: Modern Jazz at The Space, Isle of Dogs, Every Sunday and more |
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| Modern Jazz at The Space, Isle of Dogs, Every Sunday and more [message #1217] |
Wed, 21 May 2008 15:12 |
The Space
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The Space
269 West Ferry Road
London E14 3RS
www.space.org.uk
Tel: 020 7515 7799
Modern Jazz
Every Sunday 1pm - 4pm --£7/£5
A modern jazz quartet led by alto saxophonist Martin Speake and featuring pianist Barry Green and USA drummer Jeff Williams will be improvising on standard songs and original music.
'Speake is a strikingly talented improviser with a seemingly bottomless well of inspiration.' Encyclopedia of Popular Music.
'Martin Speake is one of the most interesting and rewarding alto saxophonists now playing jazz on any continent.' Thomas Conrad, Jazz Times
Semta Quartet
Wed 18th June 8pm --£5
Semta quartet performs jazz fused with a vast knowledge of world music. Semta's members boast study in Cuba, Turkey, Morocco and Gambia - their sound is vibrant and innovative.
Freddie Gavita (Trumpet) performs with John Dankworth, Ronnie Scott's All-Stars, and has performed as soloist with the BBC Big Band.
Dave O'Brien (Bass) plays with Julian Seigal, and created “Porpoise Corpus,” who receive rave reviews: “writing of such intelligence and whimsical spirit has not been heard since the Django Bates was first unleashed.” Evening Standard
Magnus Mehta (Percussion) performs extensively at the National Theatre. Other experience includes Septeto Matamoros, Numan Elyer, and RSNO.
Stuart Semple's (Drums) credentials includes: RSNO, BBC Scottish; RSC; the Heritage Orchestra and Pena
Round Trip and Anne Lovett
Fri 20th June 8pm -£6/£5
Formed collectively in late 2007, Round Trip consists of some of London's new crop of young jazz musicians.
Richard Turner - Trumpet "Distinctive rhythmic imagination"- John Forham - The Guardian.
Tom Challenger - Tenor Saxophone - "one of my forecast tips for the top in 2008" - thisislondon.co.uk.
Tom Farmer - Bass - "Performing with astonishing musical maturity"- Warwick Arts Centre.
Josh Morrison - Drums - "Burning"- mostpeoplesopinion.com
This gig is part of a three week UK tour, which culminates in a live recording at London's Vortex Jazz Club.
Anne Lovett was born into an artistic Cherbourg family in 1979, her father being a violin maker and her mother a dancer. She began to play the piano at the age of three. At the same time her mother initiated her to dancing.
Showing outstanding gifts from an early age, she entered the Conservatoire National de Région de Caen at eight and went on to study at the Conservatoire National de Région de Rouen following her teacher Frédéric Aguessy.
In 1996 she was admitted at the Conservatoire Supérieur de Paris where she was taught by Alberto Neuman, a pupil of Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, and Pierre Réach’, winner of the Arthur Rubinstein First Grand Prize, and one of Rubinstein 's pupils. She also studied jazz and improvisation with Samy Abenaim, director of the Bill Evans Piano Academy in Paris.
In 1999 she was offered a place at the Royal Academy of Music in London with a scholarship to study piano with Hamish Milne. She studied piano jazz as a second study as well as composition with Ruth Byrchmore.
Anne has been working since her youth with her sister Maud Lovett, performing in festivals and concert halls including the Nouveaux Siècle in Lille in front of 3000 music lovers.
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| | Topic: Modern Jazz at The Space, Isle of Dogs, Every Sunday |
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| Modern Jazz at The Space, Isle of Dogs, Every Sunday [message #1216] |
Wed, 21 May 2008 14:54 |
The Space
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Every Sunday 1pm - 4pm - £7/£5
A modern jazz quartet led by alto saxophonist Martin Speake and featuring pianist Barry Green and USA drummer Jeff Williams will be improvising on standard songs and original music.
'Speake is a strikingly talented improviser with a seemingly bottomless well of inspiration.' Encyclopedia of Popular Music.
'Martin Speake is one of the most interesting and rewarding alto saxophonists now playing jazz on any continent.' Thomas Conrad, Jazz Times
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| | Topic: The Puzzle Box, Chapter 4 |
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| The Puzzle Box, Chapter 4 [message #1211] |
Wed, 07 May 2008 13:06 |
Edward Picot
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"Urizen separated out a region from the rest of eternity, shrank it into solid matter, weighed it in his scales, measured it with his rods and plumblines, circumscribed it with his compasses, and wrote laws for it in his great brass-bound books. This sorry region, the region over which Urizen rules, is the universe in which we live..."
The children are kidnapped, then meet a visionary in a field of skylarks, and hear a new story about the creation of the world. They are pursued by baddies in black cars, who seem to be after the box.
http://www.edwardpicot.com/puzzlebox/
- Edward Picot
http://hyperex.co.uk - The Hyperliterature Exchange
http://edwardpicot.com - personal website
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| | Topic: SO Juicy Saturday 26th April 08 @ Club E3 |
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| SO Juicy Saturday 26th April 08 @ Club E3 [message #1200] |
Fri, 18 April 2008 01:30 |
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SO JUICY
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Club E3
562 Mile End Road
London E34PH
Saturday 26th April 2008
10pm-4am
DJs:
DJ L
DJ Footlose
Booker T
Kismet
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Entertainment Family
Marcus Nasty
DJ Daz
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DJ Flava
Hosted By Gemini/Viper/Dogtaniun
Playing the best in Funky House, RnB, Hip-Hop, Bashment, Old School.
Dress Code: Sexy Stylish
Over 21 (ID Required)
£10 Tickets
FOR LIMITED £5 TICKETS TEXT party sojuicy to 60300
Info 07904444401
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| | Topic: Unite Against Fascism National Conference, London - 1st March 2008 |
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| Unite Against Fascism National Conference, London - 1st March 2008 [message #1170] |
Tue, 26 February 2008 17:30 |
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Unite Against Fascism National Conference - 1st March (this Saturday) 2008, 9.30 - 4.30pm
TUC Conference Centre, Congress House, Great Russell Street, London WC1
(nearest tube: Tottenham Court Road)
STUDENTS GO FREE
Special guests and speakers include - Ken Livingstone,"Dirty Pretty Things", "Natty", Jerry Dammers, Brendan Barber TUC General Secretary, Daud Abdullah Muslim Council of Britain, Jon Cruddas MP, Emily Thornberry MP, Glyn Ford MEP, Edie Friedman JCORE, Derek Munn Stonewall, Steve Hart Unite TGWU Region 1, Kirsten Hearne disability rights activist, Lee Jasper NAAR, Weyman Bennett UAF & Anti Nazi League, Martin Smith Love Music Hate Racism
In Seven years the BNP vote has grown 97 fold, polling over 3,000 votes in 2000 to over 292,000 in 2007. If the BNP's vote trend continues they could be on course to make a significant breakthrough into British politics. This year the BNP will be standing candidates in the London Assembly and local elections across Britain. In previous London Assembly elections in 2004 the BNP missed getting elected by a mere 0.1%. The BNP's election to the Assembly would signal the biggest breakthrough by a fascist organisation in British politics.
London has strong anti-fascist tradition from the Jewish and Irish communities, trade unions and others defeating the Blackshirts at Cable Street in the 1930s, campaigns against the National Front by the Anti-Nazi League and Rock Against Racism in the 1970s and the defeat of the BNP in Millwall in 1994.
This conference will discuss strategies that have been successful in defeating fascism by uniting trade unions, Muslim, Jewish, Christian and other faiths, black, Asian, lesbian, gay and disabled communities.
Our last conference in February 2007 brought together over 600 delegates from around the country, a broad range of speakers reflected the diversity of our movement including trade unions, students, Muslim, Jewish, Sikh, Hindu and African Caribbean communities, lesbian and gay rights campaigners, celebrities, politicians and many others.
To register now click here: http://www.uaf.org.uk/tempCONFREG.asp
For more information: 020 7833 4916 / unite@ucu.org.uk
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| | Topic: Strictly Come Poetry, The Space, Isle of Dogs, Wednesday 6th- Friday 8th February 2008 |
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| Strictly Come Poetry, The Space, Isle of Dogs, Wednesday 6th- Friday 8th February 2008 [message #1157] |
Mon, 21 January 2008 17:15 |
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Strictly Come Poetry
Wednesday 6th - Friday 8th February - 8pm
Tickets in Advance £8/5, on the door £10/6
‘Malika's Kitchen' has built a reputation for passionate and skilled writing, and inspired performances. With the modern penchant for interactive television, women poets from this international collective bring their Poetry Jukebox to The Space, creating a live discourse; the audience will shape the evening by selecting the poems they want to hear when they want to hear them. These pieces range from childhood stories to motherhood to love. Expect to be moved by their depth, humour and honesty.
Bookings: 020 7515 7799 / 020 8858 7755
www.space.org.uk
Contact: Adam Hemming, Centre Director
020 7515 7799
info@space.org.uk
the Space
269 Westferry Road
Isle of Dogs
London
E14 3RS
www.space.org.uk
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| | Topic: SCAW at The Space, Isle of Dogs, Sunday 3rd February |
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| SCAW at The Space, Isle of Dogs, Sunday 3rd February [message #1156] |
Mon, 21 January 2008 17:04 |
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SCAW
Sunday 3rd February - 7:30pm, £10/6
SCAW are a bass clarinet and piano duo specializing in contemporary music. Sarah Watts (bass clarinet) and Antony Clare (piano) founded the duo in 2003 and have performed around the UK and at the World Bass Clarinet Convention in Holland.
Their concert for Enterprise 08 will include music and art by the British composer and artist Marc Yeats, whose original prints are created by focusing on very small areas found in a number of the artist’s larger oil paintings. The images are captured and developed through processes that explore and enhance color and texture, discovering new worlds and abstract forms that exist in the smallest details of much larger works. The concert also features works by composers Dagmar Feyen, Alicia Grant, Iain Matheson, Arvo Part and Elizabeth Winters.
Bookings: 020 7515 7799 / 020 8858 7755
www.space.org.uk
Contact: Adam Hemming, Centre Director
020 7515 7799
info@space.org.uk
the Space
269 Westferry Road
Isle of Dogs
London
E14 3RS
www.space.org.uk
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| | Topic: A Glamorous Life? At The Space, Isle of Dogs, Sunday 27th January 2008 |
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| A Glamorous Life? At The Space, Isle of Dogs, Sunday 27th January 2008 [message #1155] |
Mon, 21 January 2008 16:58 |
The Space
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A Glamorous Life?
Sunday 27th January 2008 - 6pm
Soprano Sara Cluderay and pianist Kate Ryder celebrate aspects of women's lives and loves, through the music of Copland, Bernstein, Barber, Sondheim , Cage and others. Kate and Sara's recent credits include touring with Arkadia Opera Zirkus, and concerts in the UK and US.
www.saracluderay.com
www.kateryder.co.uk
Tickets booked in advance: £7/£5 concessions
Tickets on the door: £8/£6 concessions
Bookings: 020 7515 7799 / 020 8858 7755
www.space.org.uk
Contact: Adam Hemming, Centre Director
020 7515 7799
info@space.org.uk
the Space
269 Westferry Road
Isle of Dogs
London
E14 3RS
www.space.org.uk
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| Modern Jazz at The Space, Isle of Dogs, Every Sunday [message #1154] |
Mon, 21 January 2008 16:43 |
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A modern jazz quartet led by alto saxophonist Martin Speake and featuring pianist Barry Green and USA drummer Jeff Williams will be improvising on standardsongs and original music.
Speake is a strikingly talented improviser with a seemingly bottomless well of inspiration. - Encyclopedia of Popular Music
Martin Speake is one of the most interesting and rewarding alto saxophonist now playing jazz on any continent. - Thomas Conrad Jazz Times
Every Sunday 1 pm- 4 pm
Bookings: 020 7515 7799 / 020 8858 7755
www.space.org.uk
Contact: Adam Hemming, Centre Director
020 7515 7799
info@space.org.uk
the Space
269 Westferry Road
Isle of Dogs
London
E14 3RS
www.space.org.uk
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| | Topic: The Golden Penguin at The Space, Isle of Dogs, January 25th & 26th |
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| The Golden Penguin at The Space, Isle of Dogs, January 25th & 26th [message #1153] |
Mon, 21 January 2008 16:35 |
The Space
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Golden Penguin
Friday 25th - Saturday 26th January - 7pm
Adults £10/ Children £8
Discount 10% for groups of more than 5 people
The Golden Penguin is a magical tale about Princess Lyma in her land of good and evil,
about the meaning of true friendship, and of course about her special friend - the Golden Penguin Loommi, who can fly!
This delightful tale features all kinds of magical transformations and surprises, together with a colorful visual display. Ideal for family entertainment, but also suitable for any age from 2 years old to 92 plus. For people who still believe that magic fairytales exists!
Written by Ukrainian Composer Alla Sirenko, based on the theatrical highlights from "The Golden Penguin" opera.
Bookings: 020 7515 7799 / 020 8858 7755
www.space.org.uk
Contact: Adam Hemming, Centre Director
020 7515 7799
info@space.org.uk
the Space
269 Westferry Road
Isle of Dogs
London
E14 3RS
www.space.org.uk
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| Ken Campbell & The School of Night - Isle of Dogs - 18th & 21th December 2007 [message #1125] |
Tue, 11 December 2007 15:48 |
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Theatre legend and maverick Ken Campbell presents two very special shows featuring his extreme improvisation company “The School Of Night”.
After successes at The Royal Court, The Drill Hall, Shakespeare’s Globe, the Edinburgh Fringe and Jeremy Beadle’s library, Ken and his School present an evening of arcane and mind-blowing feats, which will delight and astound. Featuring such art – forms as “Rhapsode – Goading”, “Cohening-The-Now”, “The Big Mouth”, “100-1 Sonneteering”, “Hypnotic Bardic Extemporisation”, “Enantiodromics” and Other Stuff.
Ken’s company is currently in preparation for the UK’s first 50 hour non-stop improvised show, in partnership with Canada’s top impro troupe, and these shows at The Space give an opportunity to see one of the UK’s greatest performers work alongside the UK’s most fearless improvisers.
Tickets - £10, £8 concession.
Show at 8pm.
Runs approximately 2 hours.
Booking information
Book by phone on 020 7515 7799 or online at www.space.org.uk
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| Volunteer Drivers Required (free tickets to arts events) [message #1010] |
Mon, 06 August 2007 16:15 |
Kate Larsen
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A free night out might be just the ticket!
Do you enjoy going out in London? Are you interested in meeting new people? Fancy a free night out? If you have a car, some spare time and would like free tickets to the best London has to offer, why not volunteer as a Shape Tickets Access Assistant?
Shape Tickets is an accessible booking service that removes barriers for deaf and disabled people to attend London’s arts, culture and entertainment events.
Volunteer Access Assistants collect Shape Tickets members from their homes, enjoy the event with them and take them home again afterwards. You’ll get a free ticket the performance or exhibition, and can even claim back your expenses.
“It is a win/win situation – you get to help other people while having a great time yourself!”
- Khursheed, Shape Tickets volunteer
We are looking for people London-wide to be volunteer Access Assistants. Volunteers should be willing to commit to doing at least one trip every month, but hours are very flexible as events take place on evenings and afternoons, midweek and weekends. The only pre-requisites are that you have a full valid driving licence and access to a car. All volunteers will receive disability awareness training prior to their first trip.
To find out more about becoming a volunteer, call Shape Tickets on 020 7619 6166, minicom 020 7619 6161, email volunteer@shapearts.org.uk or visit our website www.shapearts.org.uk/shapetickets/
Kate Larsen
Senior Manager - Audience Development
Shape
Tel: 020 7619 6167
Minicom: 020 7619 6161
Fax: 020 7619 6162
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