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FOR THE LONDON INTERNATIONAL MIME FESTIVALDirectors: Helen Lannaghan and Joseph SeeligPress Representative: Anna Arthur PR (020 7637 2994)Production Manager: Tony KavanaghFestival Assistant: Franziska HennerBrochure Design: Iain Lanyon, Kean LanyonPrinted by: Pinpoint Offset

LIMF: 35 Little Russell Street, London WC1A 2HHTel: 44 (0) 20 7637 5661 Fax: 44 (0) 20 7323 1151e-mail: [email protected]: www.mimefest.co.uk

The London International Mime Festival gratefully acknowledges financial support from: Arts Council of England; Association Française d’Action Artistique/Ministére des Affaires Etrangères; CoPEC Culture from Catalonia; the Cultural Department of the French Embassy in London; London Arts Board and SBC (registered charity).

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Aberrations du Documentaliste 17

Booking Info 24/25

Critical Practice 23

Faulty Optic 18

Figurentheater Tübingen 20/21

Jacques Lecoq videos 10

Johnny Melville 9

Le Quatuor 14/15

Les Bubb 13

Marti-Atanasiu 8

Mossoux Bonté 7

No Ordinary Angels 2/5

Paolo Nani 6

Ridiculusmus 16

Stan’s Cafe 11

Stephen Mottram 12

Tanya Khabarova / Derevo 19

The Circus Space Cabaret 22

Workshops 23

“AN

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SHOWCASE FOR

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THEATRE TO BE

SEEN ANYWHERE”.

T H E G U A R D I A NPhoto of Bolek Polivka

from LIMF ‘89

Aberrations du Documentaliste

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Mix the skills and thrills of circus with gymnas-tics, dance and theatre and you have Deadly - a powerfully erotic, multi award-winning por-trayal of the Seven Deadly Sins. Set against a background of music from techno to classical, the atmosphere positively crackles with elec-tricity as New Zealander Deborah Pope and Brazilian Rodrigo Matheus create one stunning image after another, and you are left breathless with admiration for the beauty of the human form.

No Ordinary AngelsDeadly

Purcell Room

Sat 15 - Wed 19 Jan 8pm

£10 (£8 concs)

BRAZIL/NZ

BRAZIL/NZ

ON TOUR

Jan 13: GloucesterGuildhall Arts Centre 8pm 01452 505 089

Jan 20: High Wycombe Wycombe Swan 8pm 01494 512 000

Jan 31: Cambridge The Junction 8pm 01223 511 511

Feb 3-5: Glasgow Tron Theatre 8pm 0141 552 4267

Feb 8: Eastbourne College 7.30pm 01323 412000

Feb 10: Newbury Corn Exchange 7.45pm 01635 522 733

‘A devilishly good show; sexy

confident and with a strong

emotional hit as it marries

circus skills to drama, to stu-

pendous effect.’ THE GUARDIAN‘The seven deadly sins are

given rein in turn, with lust

climbing the heights in a cun-

ning and slithery trapeze act,

where the bare-chested pair

entwine in quite amazing

lovers’ knots.’ GLASGOW

HERALD

Photo: Gilson Camargo2

Not suitable for children.

Runs approx. 60 minutes

Presented in association with SBC

ITALY Paolo NaniThe Letter

Purcell Room: Thu 20 - Sun 23 Jan 8pm

£10 (£8 concs)

ON TOUR

High Wycombe, Swan Tue 18 Jan 8pm 01494 512 000

Croydon, Clocktower Wed 19 Jan 8pm 020 8253 1030

Oundle, Stahl Theatre Wed 26 Jan 01832 273 930

Brentford, Watermans Arts Centre Thu 27 Jan 7.45pm

020 8568 1176

From Italy, winner of the European Comedy Award and a sold-out hit at

last year’s Festival, this virtuoso show was inspired by French novelist

Raymond Queneau’s Omnibus-Exercises of Style, in which one short story

is re-told in many ways. In sixty increasingly hilarious minutes, actor/

mime Paolo Nani goes through the routine of writing a letter in a succes-

sion of different characterisations and styles. Each self-contained episode

is filled with artistry and visual humour.

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‘There is a sense of being trapped in an endless loop where life is always the same yet never the same and increasingly hysterical.... bubbling with inventive comedy. Watch out for future reappearances of Paolo Nani’s The Letter’. THE TIMES

Presented in association

with SBC


Mossoux Bonté Gradiva

Purcell Room

Mon 24 - Wed 26 Jan 8pm

£10 (£8 concs)

BELGIUM

Like a giant marionette, Nicole Mossoux floats above the stage sus-pended by a cord which is both her means of support and a barrier to her freedom. In this new follow-on to the company’s award-winning Twin Houses, which explored the relation-ship between performer and puppets, Gradiva reveals the powers of sugges-tion that animated figures can exer-cise on human beings. A seamless blend of dance and theatre and a compelling journey to the furthest reaches of your imagination. ‘Spoken text and explicable gestures could not begin to define the nebulous

sensibilities that this show brings into

focus. It nudges at the very beingness of

being. If this is the way mime is going,

then three cheers’. INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY

on Twin Houses



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Johnny MelvilleQueen Elizabeth Hall Foyer

Sat 22 & Sun 23 Jan 1pm

Free

All your questions about Europe and the Euro answered in this rare London appearance by Amsterdam-based Scotsman, Johnny Melville. World class mime and clowning skills, canny insight and amazing energy.



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Marti-Atanasiu Inuit

Purcell Room

Thu 27 - Sun 30 Jan

Thu - Sat 8pm, Sun 6pm £10 (£8 concs)

ON TOUR

Oundle, Stahl Theatre

Tue 1 Feb 01832 273 930

Brentford, Watermans Arts Centre

Fri 4 Feb 020 8568 1176



Catalan performers Xavier Marti and Christian Atanasiu have character observation down to a fine art in this series of silent, bittersweet sketches. Innocuous situations are taken to extremes, realistic yet absurd, where sentiment plunges into cynicism and the small tragedies of daily routine become too funny for words. Winners of the Innovation Award for Comedy at the Moers Festival, the duo makes its British debut with these performances. Leave higher sensibilities at home - come and enjoy a night of slapstick and sight gags, dark humour and physical comedy skills. ‘Simple everyday situations are brought wickedly, sometimes

brutally to their humorous

conclusion in wonderfully crafted scenes...’ RHEINISCHE POST

Supported by

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UKFRANCE It’s Your Film

Cabot Hall, Canary Wharf

Wed 26 - Sat 29 Jan £2

Wed-Fri 12 noon-3pm

and 5-8pm

Sat 11am-2pm and 3-5pm

The work of Birmingham-based Stan’s Cafe has reso-nated through the physical theatre world for nearly a decade. Somewhere between a peep show and a fairground ride, its latest production lasts just 180 seconds and is performed for an audience of one, seated in a small viewing booth. Using slide projection and live performance, two actors conjure up a dense emotional narrative from a whirl of beautiful cinematic images; close-ups, long shots, interiors and exte-riors, dissolves and superim-positions.

The immediacy is thrilling, with a latent charge which sustains long after viewing. It’s Your Film is staged for you alone. It plays ten times per hour - book your own private viewing NOW.

photo: Ed Dinsdale

Les Deux Voyages de Jacques Lecoq Double-bill:Part 1 Le corps, le mouvement Part 2 Le jeu, la creationDirector: Jean Noel Roy, 1999

Ciné Lumiere, Institut Français:

Sat 22 & Sat 29 Jan 3.30pm

Admission is free,

but capacity limited.

To reserve a seat ring 020 7637 5661.

First London screenings for this

fascinating hommage to Jacques Lecoq,

who died in January 1999 and whose

ideas and teachings made him one of the

most influential theatre figures of recent

times.

Jean-Noel Roy’s two forty-five minute

documentary films (to be shown in one

session) show Lecoq at work with

students at his Paris theatre school, and

include interviews with many, now

well-known, former pupils.

Jacques Lecoq performed his brilliant

lecture-demonstration Tout Bouge at the

Institut Français as part of the 1982

Mime Festival. We are proud to present

Les Deux Voyages de Jacques Lecoq in

tribute to his memory.

Runs approx. 105 mins, inc interval.

Thanks to: Marie Bonnel at the Division du Cinema, Ministère des Affaires Etrangères, Paris, and to Dominique Hoff at the Institut Français, London.

Stan’s Cafe

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UKLes BubbMake Your Brains Go Pop

Pleasance Theatre London

Thu 20 - Sat 22 Jan 8pm £9 (£7 concs)

Workshop: Sat 15 Jan -

see page 23 for details

Star of BBC’s Hububb - now in its fourth

series - and featured artist in cabaret,

circus and variety shows around the

world, Les Bubb’s high energy mime/

clown artistry has enthralled audiences

from the legendary Crazy Horse in

Paris to the Wuhan International

Festival of Acrobatic Art in China. He’s

toured Europe’s major opera houses and

theatres in renowned film director Werner

Herzog’s Varieté, and played a season in

Vaudeville 2000 at Hollywood’s hot spot

Magic Castle. Sixty minutes of astonishing

physical skills and comedy, and what he

does with rubber bands is simply incred-

ible!

Experience Les Bubb

now - before he bursts.


Stephen Mottram’s AnimataIn Suspension


Sun 16 - Tue 18 Jan 8pm

£9 (£7 concs)

ON TOUR

High Wycombe, Swan

Wed 19 Jan 8pm 01494 512 000

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In a series of extraordinary

vignettes performed to the

atmospheric music of top

British composers Pete

McPhail, Glyn Perrin and

Simon Walters, marionettist

Stephen Mottram creates pow-

erful animation theatre, for

adults. The incredible world

they inhabit is full of sur-

prises, from the most elegant

and tender moments to darkly

mystifying magic. Humour

combines with the macabre to

create a richly teasing visual

feast, while uneasiness grows

as the puppets become more

and more independent of the

artist who controls them.

Sophisticated visual theatre

which is hauntingly different.

‘Its powerful

atmospheric quality

is totally captivating’.

PLAYS AND PLAYERS

‘A subtle

reconstruction of

the world’.

EL MERCURIO. Chile

Runs approx. 60 minutesphotos: Nic Barlowphoto: David Burns

FRANCE

photo: Adassinsky

Le Quatuor

Jean-Claude Camors: violin

Laurent Cirade: cello

Pierre Ganem: viola

Laurent Vercambre: violin

Queen Elizabeth Hall

Fri 21 - Sun 23 Jan

Fri-Sat 7.45pm, Sun 5pm

£10, £12, £15, £18

The ultimate string quartet, Le Quatuor plays Bach, Beatles and most everything else in between. Not only that, they also dance, sing, and chance the laws of gravity with some unlikely acrobatics. Le Quatuor last delighted Mime Festival audiences in 1994. Now, following a year-long sold-out Paris run, these extraordi-nary musical clowns return to London with their brand new show. Totally off-the wall pantomime for cultured ears.

Runs approx. 2 hours,

inc. interval

HALF PRICE

TICKETS FOR

CHILDREN AGED

16 AND UNDER

ON SUNDAY

‘What skills! Brilliant musical comedians’.

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Aberrations du Documentaliste ICA Theatre

Tue 25 - Thu 27 Jan

6pm, 7.30pm and 9pm

£8.50 (£6.50 concs) inc. ICA m’ship

For thirty five spectators at a time, in

the atmospheric stillness of an anti-

quary’s library, mysteries of the uni-

verse are explored and explained in a

miracle of miniature animation the-

atre. A voyage through ideas and time,

enigmatic and beautiful, Aberrations is

the stuff of dreams.... and nightmare.

Performed by puppeteers Ezechiel

Garcia-Romeu and François Tomsu,

and featuring distinguished French

actor Jacques Fornier as the mysterious

antiquary, this most unusual theatre

experience was one of the 1999 Avignon

Festival’s outstanding hits.

‘A moment of magic’.

LA PROVENCE


Co-production: Théâtre de la Massue,

Théâtre Granit - Scène Nationale de

Belfort, L’Arche - Centre d’Art et de

Rencontres de Bethoncourt, Nouveau

Théâtre de Besançon - Centre

Dramatique National, Le Channel - Scène

National de Calais, Théâtre de Nice -

Centre Dramatique National, Scènes du

Jura Lons-Dôle.

RidiculusmusThe Exhibitionists

Hoxton Hall

Fri 28 - Sun 30 Jan 8pm

£9 (£7 concs)

Members: £7 waged

(£6 unwaged)

Workshop: Sat 29 Jan -


Far beyond the surreal, this tale of four bored security guards in a gallery of modern art freefalls into an alternative world of impressively mounting chaos. Ground-breaking, hilarious and genuinely eccentric, The Exhibitionists touches new heights of absurdity to reveal the hollow pretentiousness of the sane establishment. Winner of the Total Theatre Award for Best British production at the 1999 Edinburgh Fringe.

‘Deranged, dangerous...

a brilliant display.

Riveting stuff.’

THE STAGE

‘Joyfully barking’

INDEPENDENT

(Pick of the Day/Edinburgh)


Visit their web site at www.rid-iculu.dircon.co.uk

photo: Gordon Munro photo: Brigitte Enguérand Ambassade de France à Londres

A s s o c i a t i o n Fra n ç a i s e d ’ A c t i o n A r t i s t i q u e

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UK Faulty OpticSnuffhouseDustlouse

ICA Theatre

Mon 17 - Thu 20 Jan 8pm

£10 (£8 concs) inc. ICA m’ship

Workshop:


Wed 19 Jan -


Part Eraserhead, part Gormen-ghast, part Charles Dickens, Snuffhouse Dustlouse is the poignant tale of a half-human half-sack figure whose obsessive daily rituals are threatened by the sudden arrival of an outsider. Forgotten truths about the past emerge, an ordered world is thrown into chaos. With its bizarre stories and won-derfully Heath Robinson mechan-ical sets, Faulty Optic’s unique style of animation theatre has fascinated audiences around the world First created ten years ago, Snuffhouse Dustlouse has become a timeless classic, an orgy of visual delights including an auto-mated thunder machine, pickled talking heads and a spectacularly glittering finale. ‘Sucked into this weird world we

are transfixed by magic’.

THE GUARDIAN


Tanya Khabarova/Derevo CompanyReflection

ICA Theatre: Fri 21 - Sun 23 Jan 8pm


Russia’s controversial, contemporary clown ensemble Derevo has already enjoyed great

success at the Mime Festival with its apocalyptic The Red Zone (1998), and in contrasting

style with Once (1999), a fairy tale about love.

In this electrifying new solo show, Derevo founder member Tanya Khabarova revisits the

elemental, twilight landscape of The Red Zone. With extraordinary charisma, silent force,

and drawing on a mastery of butoh and raw commedia, she reveals the darker side of

clown theatre.

‘Terrifying and tantalising...it’s the razor-edged contrast in tone that makes Red Zone so

extraordinary. Poised between structure and void, it is a must-see in the truest sense.’

THE LIST (Edinburgh)


photo: Anton Adassinski

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Following the success of Faces of the Night at the 1999 Festival, Frank Soehnle returns with

another offbeat masterpiece from the Figurentheater Tübingen repertoire. Set in the seedy, demi-

mondaine Flamingo Bar, a tale of seduction and desire unfolds - a wordless intermezzo for fans,

shoes, and every sort of puppet object and animated figure.

‘It should be hard to believe that sticks, rags and strings - no more than can be carried in one hand

- could elicit such emotion, laughter and curiosity, but the German puppeteer Frank Soenhle makes

it easy to accept. None of the puppets is large and Soenhle never tries to hide the work of his

hands, yet the puppets are exquisitely suggestive and their movements hint fleetingly, as though

out of the corner of your eye, at outrageous lust and longing.’

NEW YORK TIMES

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LES BUBBBig Give, Big Take

Sat 15 Jan 11am-5pmPleasance Theatre London£25 (£20 concs)Bookings: 020 7609 1800

Brilliant mime and clowning skills have taken Les Bubb around the world in live performance and on TV. His workshop explores the special nature of solo performance and what makes it work for a universal audiences.The workshop will focus on humour and energy but principally on the techniques of illusionary mime.Participants should have some performance experience.

RIDICULUSMUSSeriously Funny - secrets of modern comic performance

Sat 29 Jan 10am-5pmHoxton Hall£25 (£20 concs)Bookings: 020 7739 5431

Facilitated by Jon Hough and David Woods, artistic directors of Ridiculusmus Theatre Co.

An introduction to some essential principles in comic performance. Drawing on techniques and methods from Stanislavsky to Commedia dell'arte to Morecambe and Wise, the workshop will help you find your seriously funny self.Confidence-boosting and ego-less, the workshop will help you find your seriously funny self. Suitable for students, practitioners and teachers, and most successful when approached without expectation of any laughter.Please wear comfortable clothing

FAULTY OPTICWed 19 Jan 10am-4pmPleasance Theatre London£25 (£20 concs)Bookings: 020 7609 1800

Liz Walker and Gavin Glover lead a workshop which concentrates on basic puppetry manipulation and movement skills, using two person puppets.Participants should wear dark clothes.

CRITICAL PRACTICE 7Circus As Theatre

Voice Box, Royal Festival HallSat 22 Jan 3-5pmAdmission £5 (£3 concs)Free for Total Theatre members

The past decade has seen a renaissance of 'circus theatre' with the success of such companies as Archaos, Cirque de Soleil, Licedei and Slava Polunin. This year's Festival opens with an interpretation of the Seven Deadly Sins by aerialists, No Ordinary Angels; the Millenium Dome has put circus at the middle of its attractions and increasing numbers of young performers are developing circus skills and bringing them into theatre performance.Led by a panel of leading practitioners, this discussion explores the notion of 'circus theatre' and highlights its pleasures and pitfalls.

Limited capacity. Early booking recommended. To reserve a place and for further details call 020 7729 7944.

Total Theatre in association with London International Mime Festival and SBC

BOOKING FOR ALL WORKSHOPS OPENS MONDAY 6 DECEMBERN.B. Payment must be received before the day of the workshop.

The Circus Space

Thu 27 & Fri 28 Jan 8pm

£9.50 (£7.50 concs)

The Circus Space presents two glittering evenings of polished gems, set in a ring. Be dazzled by the sparkling acrobatics of Mimbre, bowled over by the exquisitely precise and elegant juggling of Cecile Poncet, and be captivated by the multi-fac-eted contortions of Les Mandragores.

photo: Eric Richmond

Cabot Hall, Canary Wharf E14

Stan's CafeAll bookings to 30 Dec: 020 7637 5661

All bookings from 5 Jan: 020 7418 2783 Open Mon-Fri 10am-6pm.

Transport:By Tube: Jubilee Line to Canary Wharf or Docklands Light Railway from Bank, Tower Gateway, Stratford,Lewisham or Beckton to Canary Wharf ( Zone 2).By Car: the most convenient car park is underground in Cabot Place.For parking enquiries call 020 7418 2755.Disabled Access: all shows are accessible to wheelchair users. Adapted WC.

Shopping/eating/drinking:Canary Wharf has a great selec-tion of bars, cafes and shops, so you can catch the show, do a little shopping and grab a bite to eat.

Institut Français 17 Queensberry Place SW7

Jacques Lecoq: video presentationAdmission to the Lecoq video presentation is free, but booking is recommended. Ring the festival office on 020 7637 5661 (closed 23-27 Dec and 31 Dec-4 Jan). Please do not ring the Ciné Lumière box office direct.

Transport:By Tube: South Kensington (Piccadilly, District & Circle Lines), then a 2 minute walk along Harrington Place, turning right into Queensberry Place.The Ciné Lumière is on the right.By Bus: 14, 345, 45A, 49, 70, 74, C1.

Coronet Street N1 6HD020 7613 4141

Circus Space CabaretOpen: Mon-Fri 9am-10pm, Sat 1.30pm-6pm, Sun 1.30pm-9pm (answering machine at other times).Christmas closing: 24 Dec-3 Jan, incl.E-mail: [email protected]

Web: www.thecircusspace.co.uk

Transport:By Tube: Old Street station (Northern Line, city branch), take Exit 2, then a 4 minute walk eastwards along Old Street towards the Holiday Inn Express, turning left into Pitfield Street, then 2nd right into Coronet Street. The Circus Space is at the end of the street on the left.By Bus: 22A, 22B, 26, 43, 55, 505.By Rail: Old Street (Great Northern Line), or Liverpool Street then 22A/B, 243, 505 northbound.

Disabled Access: all shows are accessible to wheelchair users and there is an adapted toilet on the ground floor.

Katharine St, Croydon CR9 1ET 020 8253 1030

Paolo NaniOpen: Mon-Sat 10am-8pm Sun 12 noon-8pm Christmas closing: 24-28 Dec and 31 Dec-3 Jan inc.

Transport:By Train: a 10 minute walk from either East or West Croydon stations.

Frequent trains run from Victoria, London Bridge and Kings Cross Thameslink.By Bus: close to the major Croydon bus routes and 10 minutes walk from West Croydon Bus Station.By Tram: nearest stop is George Street.By Car: the nearest car park is Fairfield in Barclay Road or Surry Street in Scarbrook Road.

Disabled Access: ramped access from street level and lifts to all floors. Accessible adapted toilets on both ground and first floors. Minicom bookings 020 8253 1027.

130 Hoxton Street N1 6SH 020 7739 5431

RidiculusmusOpen: answering machine at all times. Leave your booking details - they will call you back if the show is selling out.

Transport:By Tube: Old Street (Northern Line, city branch), take Exit 2, then a 12-15 minute walk east-wards along Old Street, past the Holiday Inn Express Hotel and turn left into Hoxton Street.Hoxton Hall is 2-3 minutes walk on the right hand side.By Bus: 22A, 22B, 26, 43 55, 505.

Disabled Access: ground floor wheelchair access and adapted WC. Induction loop in the theatre.

The Mall SW1Y 5AH020 7930 3647

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By Phone: Mon-Sun 12 noon-9.30pm (most busy between 6-9pm)In Person: Mon-Sun 12 noon-9.30pm. Advance bookings only taken until 6pm.Online Booking: [email protected] (allow 24 hours for processing)By Fax: 020 7873 0051 (allow 24 hours for processing)By Post: make cheque pay-able to ICA Ltd. or credit card details with s.a.e. or add 50p for processing to: Ticket Office, ICA, The Mall, London SW1Y 5AH.Christmas closing: 22 Dec-3 Jan inc

Web Site: www.ica.org.uk

Transport: Charing Cross or Piccadilly Circus tube station.

Disabled Access: limited access. If you are a wheelchair user, please reserve your ticket in advance. These seats are released for general sale 24 hours before the performance. There is an induction loop in the theatre. Contact the box office for details.

Carpenters Mews, North Road, Islington N7 9EF020 7609 1800

Les Bubb Stephen MottramOpen: Mon 10am-6pm, Tue-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat-Sun 4-9pm on performance days only.Calls will automatically be transferred to First Call ticket agency at all other times, or when the Box Office is busy. There is a 50p charge on all telephone bookings.Christmas closing: 25-26 Dec and 31 Dec-3 Jan inc.

Transport: By Tube: Caledonian Road (1

stop from Kings X) then a 3 minute walk. Turn left out of station, then take the first turning on the left into North Road. The Pleasance Theatre is set back from on the left above Shillibeer's Brasserie.By Bus: 10, C12, 17, 91, N91, 259, 274.

Disabled Access: wheelchair access (ring in

advance to book a space) and adapted WC.Royal Festival Hallincorporating The Purcell Room and Queen Elizabeth HallBelvedere Road SE1 8XX020 7960 4242

Le Quatuor Johnny Melville Marti-Atanasiu Mossoux Bonte No Ord’ary Angels Paolo Nani

By Phone: Mon-Sun 9.30am-9pm.In Person: Mon-Sun 10am-9pm.There is a £1 telephone booking handling charge per transaction.On-line ticket ordering and info: www.sbc.org.ukFax Booking : 020 7921 0821By Post: Send cheque payable to 'South Bank Centre' to: The Box Office, Royal Festival Hall, London SE1 8XX. Please enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope.Reservations: will be held for 3 days. Unpaid reservations should be collected 1 hour before performance.Christmas closing: 3pm on 24 Dec to 1pm on 26 Dec.

Web Site: www.sbc.org.uk

Transport:By Tube: Waterloo, or

Embankment/Charing Cross then a walk across Hungerford Bridge.By Rail: Waterloo station and follow signs for Royal Festival Hall/MOMI.By Bus: Any to Waterloo Bridge/County Hall.

Disabled access: 020 7921 0926.

40 High Street, Brentford, Middx TW8 0DS020 8568 1176

Marti-Atanasiu Paolo NaniBy Phone: Tue-Sun 11.30am-7.30pm.Tickets can be mailed out for a small charge.In Person: Tue-Sun 11.30am until 15 mins. after start of the day's last perf. event.Closed Mondays.By Post: send cheque payable to 'Hounslow Arts Trust Ltd' to the above address, enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Reservations can be held for up to three days, after which they will be sold if payment has not been received.Christmas closing: 25 Dec and 1 Jan.

Transport:By Rail: Waterloo, Vauxhall or Clapham Junction to Kew Bridge station, then a 5 minute walk, or Gunnersbury (North London Line / Silverlink) then a short bus ride.By Bus: 65, 237, 267, N97 all stop outside Watermans.By Tube: Gunnersbury or South Ealing and a short bus ride.

Disabled Access: wheelchair facilities - ring in advance to book a space.

Ciné Lumière

Ciné Lumière

Ciné Lumière

C r o y d o nClocktowerKatharine St. Croydon

Box Office: 0181 253 1030

DATE QEH QEH FOYER PURCELL ROOM ICA INSTITUT HOXTON PLEASANCE/ CANARY CLOCKTOWER/

Sat 15 NO ORD ANGELS 8pm

Sun 16 NO ORD ANGELS MOTTRAM 8pm 8pm

Mon 17 NO ORD ANGELS FAULTY OPTIC MOTTRAM 8pm 8pm 8pm

Tue 18 NO ORD ANGELS FAULTY OPTIC MOTTRAM 8pm 8pm 8pm

Wed 19 NO ORD ANGELS FAULTY OPTIC PAOLO NANI 8pm 8pm 8pm

Thu 20 PAOLO NANI FAULTY OPTIC LES BUBB 8pm 8pm 8pm

Fri 21 LE QUATUOR PAOLO NANI KHABAROVA LES BUBB 7.45pm 8pm 8pm 8pm

Sat 22 LE QUATUOR J. MELVILLE PAOLO NANI KHABAROVA LECOQ VIDEO LES BUBB 7.45pm 1pm 8pm 8pm 3.30pm 8pm

Sun 23 LE QUATUOR J. MELVILLE PAOLO NANI KHABAROVA 5pm 1pm 8pm 8pm

Mon 24 MOSSOUX BONTE 8pm

Tue 25 MOSSOUX BONTE ABERRATIONS 8pm 6pm,7.30pm,9pm

Wed 26 MOSSOUX BONTE ABERRATIONS STAN’S CAFE 8pm 6pm,7.30pm,9pm 12-3pm, 5-8pm

Thu 27 MARTI-ATANASIU ABERRATIONS CIRCUS SPACE STAN’S CAFE PAOLO NANI 8pm 6pm,7.30pm,9pm CABARET 8pm 12-3pm, 5-8pm 7.45pm

Fri 28 MARTI-ATANASIU FIGURENTHEATER RIDIC’MUS CIRCUS SPACE STAN’S CAFE 8pm 8pm 8pm CABARET 8pm 12-3pm, 5-8pm

Sat 29 MARTI-ATANASIU FIGURENTHEATER LECOQ VIDEO RIDIC’MUS STAN’S CAFE 8pm 8pm 3.30pm 8pm 11am-2pm, 3-5pm

Sun 30 MARTI-ATANASIU FIGURENTHEATER RIDIC’MUS MARTI-ATANASIU 6pm 8pm 8pm Fri 4 Feb

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