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| Birmingham Opera Company marks silver jubilee with new opera Posted: 09 Feb 2012 05:09 AM PST Birmingham Opera Company
Presents
Life is a Dream by Jonathan Dove with writer Alasdair Middleton
Directed by Graham Vick
Conducted by William Lacey
World Premiere: Wednesday 21st March 2012, 7 performances between 21st – 31st March 2012
2012 marks 25 years of creating innovative, internationally acclaimed opera productions for Graham Vick and the award-winning Birmingham Opera Company. Graham Vick, who yesterday, 7th February 2012, received an honorary degree from Birmingham City University recently unveiled his latest project, a brand new opera, Life is a Dream which will have its world premiere in the city on 21st March 2012 at the Argyle Works, Digbeth, with seven performances between 21st – 31st March 2012 (www.birminghamopera.org.uk)
Life is a Dream, based on the famous Spanish play by 17th century playwright Caldéron de la Barca has been commissioned from leading British composer Jonathan Dove with writer Alasdair Middleton. Directed by Graham Vick, it will feature an international cast headed by American baritone Eric Greene in his UK debut, with returning cast member acclaimed British tenor Paul Nilon and tenor Joseph Guyton who was recently voted third in the German X Factor final. They will be supported by a vast chorus and acting company drawn from the local community in the West Midlands.
In what is heralded globally as a unique approach to opera, Birmingham Opera Company engages around 200 people of different ages, faiths, cultures, education, social background and professions for each production. From vicars to venture capitalists and hip hop performers to HR managers, the Birmingham Opera Company chorus members, many of whom have never sung or performed before, come together for an intensive timetable of regular rehearsals and workshops in the weeks leading up to the performances, resulting in ground-breaking productions that consistently achieve critical acclaim and are often credited with 'changing lives' for those participating in them.
As usual, all of Birmingham's a stage for Birmingham Opera Company with the striking temporary conjuring of a warehouse, ice rink or disused Birmingham building into a glamorous one-off set. Life Is a Dream will be no exception with a site-specific production designed by Samal Blak who was behind 2009's dramatic transformation of the Digbeth former factory for the company's globally acclaimed production of Othello which was broadcast by BBC2 in February 2011.
Life is a Dream tells the story of a royal son Segismund imprisoned from birth by his father King Basil. The King who predicts the future and reads the stars has prophesied that his son will kill him and wreak havoc on his kingdom. When Segismund's mother dies in childbirth King Basil locks his son away to never see the light of day, forever to be punished for crimes he has not yet committed.
Years later King Basil gives Segismund the chance to prove his father wrong. For one day only, Segismund is to sit on the throne. If Life is a Dream perhaps Segismund can make his own ending. Against all the odds and everyone's fears, perhaps he can make good....
Two years in the making this new opera has been developed with input from a group of Birmingham volunteers who have formed a unique sounding board for the creators.
Jean Nicholson, General Manager of Birmingham Opera Company said: "In our Jubilee year, we are delighted to be collaborating once again with Jonathan Dove, one of the UK's leading classical composers. Jonathan's relationship with the company goes back to the company's infancy when he worked with the City of Birmingham Touring Opera. To welcome him back with this exciting new production and a world premiere for Birmingham is a fitting celebration to mark twenty five years of Birmingham Opera Company".
Cast
Segismundo Eric Greene (baritone)
King Basil Paul Nilon (tenor)
Clotaldo Keel Watson (bass)
Rosauro Wendy Dawn Thompson (mezzo soprano)
Estella Donna Bateman (soprano)
Astolfo Joseph Guyton (tenor)
Production Designer: Samal Blak
Chorus Master: Jonathan Laird
Choreographer: Ron Howell
For further information visit www.birminghamopera.org.uk
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| Fierce Festival turns Birmingham inside out and upside down Posted: 15 Feb 2012 04:00 PM PST Fierce Festival, Birmingham's premier live art and performance festival, returns for eleven days this March and April. Performers from around the world will converge on Birmingham to bring boundary-pushing performances and art installations to venues and unusual spaces across the city, including the Brutalist Central Library, the city's warehouses, backstage at Symphony Hall and the underbelly of Spaghetti Junction.
Dachshunds from across the country will congregate in Birmingham for Dachshund U.N., Bennett Miller's playful reproduction of the United Nations populated by sausage dogs, taking place outside Ikon Gallery during the festival's opening weekend.
Inspired by Farenheit 451, volunteer performers in Mette Edvardsen's Time Has Fallen Asleep in the Afternoon Sunshine have committed entire novels to memory. Audiences will be able to discover 'human books' residing amongst the shelves in Bimingham's soon to be demolished Central Library, who will recite passages of the books by heart in a delicate one-on-one performance.
Celebrate Symphony Hall's 21st Anniversary at Curious Sounds in Curious Spaces, a day of ear-opening musical performances, sound experiments and workshops suitable for all the family. The foyers and backstage areas in Symphony Hall will be buzzing with the sound of vintage computer games, Speak & Spells, cardboard instruments and a symphony created by the audience's mobile phones.
Adventurous audience members can sign a night of their life away to Fierce and Capsule with the mysterious Secret Show. After being picked up from a central Birmingham location, you will be blindfolded and whisked away to a top secret venue for an evening you will never forget…
Get a totally different view of Spaghetti Junction in Track, a moveable participatory installation by Graeme Miller where audiences will be moved horizontally along a track. Gazing upwards from beneath the the iconic interchange, participants will undergo a solitary, immersive experience as the railways, canals, rivers and pipelines pass by.
This year's Fierce Festival also includes two huge parties hosted by remarkable performance artists. Birmingham-based Harminder Singh Judge transforms Club PST into a landscape inspired by the film The Holy Mountain. The club night will feature special live performances alongside music from enigmatic international star Oni Ayhun.
Coventry boy Daniel Lismore's outrageous and opulent London club night Shabba Dabba Da heads to the Midlands for a very special Easter edition. The night will take over the loft space at Birmingham's legendary Q Club. Expect high fashion DIY costume mash-ups, cross-dressing choirboys and twisted Madonnas.
Finally, take an alternative Easter pilgrimage with a co-ordinated city walk from artist Hamish Fulton.
Explore the highs and lows of love and romance with works including an emotional tour of Berlin on the streets of Birmingham (Berlin Love Tour), Uninvited Guests' Love Letters Straight From Your Heart (fresh from a sell-out run at London's Southbank Centre) in which love song dedications from the audience are woven into the performance, and Cupid – a meditation on fate, chance and destiny using archery and plaster-of-paris hearts.
Tickets are now on sale www.wearefierce.org
Fierce Festival – 2012 programme listings:
Thursday 29 March
Festival launch + PILOT night
Celebrate the launch of Fierce Festival 2012 with PILOT, the celebrated scratch event where up-and-coming theatre makers are encouraged to develop new work in front of a lively crowd. The night will also include live music and screenings of artists' films. www.pilotnights.co.uk
Organised jointly with Kindle Theatre and China Plate.
7.30pm. mac, Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham B12 9QH
£5/£3
Friday 30 March
Grouper (US)
Violet Replacement
Capsule present a haunting new and rare performance from Grouper comprised of tape loops, field recordings and submerged atmospherics spliced, mixed and processed live.
Support comes from Diamond Catalog and Swallows.
8pm.VIVID, 140 Heath Mill Lane, Birmingham. B9 4AR
£8. Tickets on sale at: www.capsule.org.uk
Mehmet Sander (TR)
Prior to the festival, the German born, Turkey-based extreme choreographer will run an intensive boot camp for 20 locals to create a new group performance. The new piece will feature the maximum velocity and collision which has become Sander's trademark.
http://bit.ly/mehmetsander / http://bit.ly/MehmetSanderBio
Presented by Fierce Festival and the Live Art Development Agency.
9pm. A.E. Harris. 110 Northwood Street, Birmingham, B3 1SZ
£10 / £7
Uninvited Guests (UK)
Make Better Please
Each performance will draw on the day's news and what particularly concerns the audience. Frothing at the mouth, the company will dance it out, rock out and rage on your behalf. A cathartic exorcism of the world's ills in an immersive séance.
Produced by Fuel, presented in association with mac.
www.uninvited-guests.net
Fri 30 March, 7pm / Sat 31 March / Sun 1 April, 6pm
Moseley Friends Institute, 220 Moseley Road, Birmingham, B12 0DG (mac offsite)
£12 / £9.
Saturday 31 March
Bennett Miller (AU)
Dachshund U.N.
A scaled model of the United Nations assembly situated in Oozells Square outside Ikon Gallery will be populated with 47 dachshunds from across the country. A playful, satirical and often chaotic piece, it features a large scale architectural installation and a performance work examining the utopian aspirations of the Commission on Human Rights. Footage of the 2010 performance in Melbourne can be seen here: http://tinyurl.com/DachshundFierce
Presented in association with Ikon and Brindleyplace.
1pm. Outside Ikon Gallery, Oozells Square, Brindleyplace. B1 2HS
FREE. Performance duration 45 minutes
Monica Ross (UK)
Acts of Memory
Solo, collective and multi-lingual recitations from memory of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. www.actsofmemory.net
Presented in association with VIVID
3pm. Cathedral Square, Colmore Row. Birmingham, B3 2QB. FREE
Harminder Singh Judge (UK)
The Holy Mountain
Curated by Birmingham-based artist Harminder Singh Judge, the night will be based on Alejandro Jodorowsky's 1973 elegy to the excesses and the spiritual awakening of the time. Expect performances by dancer and contortionist, Iona Kewney, Brian Catling and music from enigmatic international star Oni Ayhun. http://bit.ly/holymountaintrailer
9pm – late. PST, 71 Lombard Street, Digbeth, Birmingham. B12 0QU
£5 in advance. £7 on the door.
Uninvited Guests (UK)
Love Letters Straight From Your Heart Raise your glass to long lost loves and current lovers, to mothers, to fathers and to absent friends. Send in a dedication to be part of a moving event some where between a wedding reception, a wake and a radio dedication show. Produced by Fuel, presented in association with mac. www.uninvitedguests.net 9.30pm . Saturday 31 March / Sunday 1April TROVE, 144 Newhall Street, Birmingham, B3 1RZ (mac offsite) £12 / £9
Graeme Miller (UK)
Track
In collaboration with Ikon, Fierce presents Track, a moveable participatory installation that throws landscape through 90° and sets it in motion. Face-up and camera-style, participants are moved by their individual 'grip' on a slow, smooth journey along a 100 metre length of dolly track and invited to gaze upwards. They undergo a solitary, immersive experience as the landscape is transformed around them. Track takes place in the dramatic underbelly of Spaghetti Junction. The piece reveals a bewildering visual and sonic perspective from the landscape below where a ground-level system of local roads, railways, canals, rivers and pipelines make their own intersections. www.artsadmin.co.uk/artists/graeme-miller
11am–5pm. Saturday 31 March / Sunday 1 April
Near Gravelly Hill, beneath Spaghetti Junction
FREE. No need to book, just drop in.
Open to all ages, children should be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Thursday 5 April
Secret Show
Sign over a night of your life for a very secret musical evening with Fierce and Capsule. Once booked, you will be given a phone number and will agree on a place in central Birmingham to be picked up. You will then be blindfolded and whisked away to top-secret location for a night to remember!
7.30pm. Undisclosed location
£15 individual ticket / £55 ticket for a group of 4.
www.wearefierce.org/secretshow
Friday 6 April
Ann Liv Young (US)
The Mermaid Show
Abrasive, American feminist performer and theatre maker Ann Liv Young examines the notion of the powerful female through diva. Known for her combative, mock-abusive stage persona and raucous relationship with her audience and co-performers, she will retell her life story from a paddling pool, discounting the Disney-fied, sanitised version of Mermaids in popular culture for the sexless seductresses and killers of sailors in folklore.
www.annlivyoung.com
9pm. Q Club, 212 Corporation Street, Birmingham. B4 6QB.
£12 / 9
Daniel Lismore (UK)
Shabba Dabba Da
Coventry boy turned 'London's most outrageous dresser' (Vogue) Daniel Lismore, brings Shabba Dabba Da, his opulent and outrageous London-based club night north for an Easter weekend special. Channeling the spirit of Leigh Bowery, Lismore changes his visual identity daily, continually re-inventing and documenting his ever-changing look. Expect a DIY fashion dress up fiesta! Dressing up parlour will be provided. http://daniellismore.tumblr.com/
9.30pm – late. Q Club loft space, 212 Corporation Street, Birmingham. B4 6QB.
£5 in advance. £7 on the door.
Saturday 7 April
Curious Sounds in Curious Spaces
Celebrating Birmingham Symphony Hall's 21st Anniversary
Symphony Hall will become a laboratory of ear-opening sound experiments, a chance to discover the mechanisms behind sound and explore areas of Symphony Hall not usually open to the public.
- Download special ringtones and become part of the composition in Jem Finer's (formerly of the Pogues) Mobile Sinfonia, a piece performed by the general public on their mobile phones.
- Build a cardboard instrument with Juneau Projects (www.juneauprojects.co.uk), add some simple electronics that trigger sound samples and take to the stage! Examples of the ingenious instruments dreamed up can be seen here: http://youtu.be/ugbWQi3EXcY
- Felix's Machines - Automata like you have never seen before. Felix Thorn makes moving musical installations from all sorts of found materials from parts of musical instruments to soap dishes. www.felixsmachines.com/video
- 8 Bit Lounge (http://8bitlounge.co.uk) will transport their monthly club night at the Hare and Hounds to Symphony Hall with Gameboy music, chip-core tunes and an array of retro arcade games to play.
- Building on the success of their recent residency at VIVID and their monthly nights at the Hare and Hounds, Soundkitchen (http://soundkitchenuk.org) will curate an installation featuring a series of local artists and musicians.
http://www.thsh.co.uk/event/curious-sounds-in-curious-spaces-12/
12-5pm. Symphony Hall, Broad Street, Birmingham. B1 2EA
FREE
Ron Athey (US)
Gifts of the Spirit: Automatic Writing
Fierce veteran Ron Athey returns to the festival with an expansive group performance focused on automatic writing. In a lightly hypnotised state, participants will write automatically inspired by Athey's readings. Roving editors, banks of typewriters and glossolalia chorus will interpret the writing for an immersive, moving and spiritual experience. http://www.ronathey.com/bio.pdf
9pm. TROVE, The Old Science Museum, 144 Newhall Street, Birmingham. B3 1RZ
£12 / £9
Sunday 8 April
Group walk with Hamish Fulton (UK)
Iconic 'walking-artist' Hamish Fulton invites you to joint a collective city-centre walk.
Presented in association with Ikon
2.30 - 4.30pm. Meet at Ikon Gallery, 1 Oozells Square, Brindleyplace. B1 2HS
FREE
Please call Ikon on 0121 248 0708 to reserve your place.
Throughout the festival: Friday 30 March – Sunday 8 April 2012
The festival hub at The Garage, based at VIVID in Digbeth will feature films by Lucky PDF, free haircuts by The Haircut Before the Party and performance recollections with Helen Cole's We See Fireworks along with food, drink and merchandise.
VIVID, 140 Heath Mill Lane, Birmingham. B9 4AR
Mette Edvardsen (BE/NO)
Time Has Fallen Asleep in the Afternoon Sunshine
Co-produced with Birmingham REP
Celebrating the soon to be defunct Central Library and the literature within, the project (inspired by Truffaut's Fahrenheit 451) sees entire books from the library memorised by local non-professional performers and recited to visitors. Chose from one of eight human books, make a 20 minute appointment and be treated to a personal storyteller.
www.metteedvardsen.be
From Friday 30 March to Saturday 7 April during normal library opening hours.
Birmingham Central Library, Chamberlain Square, Birmingham. B3 3HQ
£3. Free to library members.
Playgroup (IE)
Berlin Love Tour
Co-produced with Birmingham REP
Visit the Berlin Wall, the Brandenburg Gate and the notorious site of Hitler's bunker all on the streets of Birmingham. Join Cork-based company Playgroup on a two hour guided tour of Berlin transposed to Birmingham's streets. A tender tale inspired by a tale of love, heartbreak and it's lasting memory in the German capital. Dress for the weather, wear comfortable shoes, and bring an open heart. http://playgrouptheatre.tumblr.com
6.30pm, 30 March – 8 April (no show Monday 2 April)
Guided tour around various locations in the city centre.
£12 / £9
Eloise Fornieles (UK)
The Message
Emerging UK based artist Eloise Fornieles has built a reputation for dark, dangerous, romantic durational performance in specially made environments. Situated at Edible Eastside, the audience will be invited to write down confessions as offerings to a pyre. On the penultimate day of the festival, a dramatic ceremony will see the wooden structure set alight. http://www.eloisefornieles.com/
Presented in association with Edible Eastside http://edibleeastside.net/
Sunday 1 April – Saturday 7 April 12pm – 5pm.
Closing performance 7.45pm Saturday 7 April
Edible Eastside. 122 Fazeley Street, Birmingham B5 5RS.
FREE
Subject to_change (UK)
Cupid
A beautiful participatory performance featuring real bows and arrows. A meditation on love, loss, fate, Greco-Roman mythology and the stars.
A BAC/Subject to change production. Co-commissioned by Fierce, mac and BAC.
www.subjecttochange.org.uk
Saturday 31 March – Sunday 1 April & Friday 6 April – Sunday 8 April at 6pm & 8.30pm.
Tuesday 3 – Thursday 5 April at 7.30pm
No show Monday 2 April.
mac, Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham B12 9QH
£12 / £9
Lucky PDF (UK)
Lucky PDF will be in residence around the shopping centres and high streets of Birmingham city centre.
www.luckypdf.com
12 - 5pm. Location tbc. FREE
Reynir Hutber (UK)
Stay Behind the Line
(from 16 March to 8 April)
A maze-like installation exploring mediated images, politics of containment, security and observation.
Presented by Fierce Festival and Grand Union.
www.reynirhutber.blogspot.com
12 - 5pm. Grand Union, 19 Minerva Works, Fazeley Street, Birmingham. B5 5RS
FREE
Tickets are now on sale and can be booked through:
Birmingham REP Box Office - 0121 236 4455 / http://birmingham-box.co.uk/
The BOX, Central Library Foyer, Birmingham, B3 3HQ.
The Ticket Sellers - www.theticketsellers.co.uk
Full programme information can be found on the Fierce Festival website. www.wearefierce.org  |
| Film bug to spread across Colmore Business District Posted: 29 Feb 2012 04:00 PM PST Colmore Business District (CBD) has partnered with innovative film festival, Flatpack, to bring independent cinema to the city's professional quarter in March.
Film Bug will be taking place in CBD from Wednesday 14th to Friday 16th March as part of the five day long Flatpack Festival, which will be returning for the sixth time. A festival within a festival, Film Bug will have screenings in a variety of venues in the district including Birmingham Cathedral, Birmingham & Midland Institute as well as cafes, pubs and bars.
Film Bug will commence on the evening of 14th March with Another Fine Mess at Birmingham Cathedral, an evening of silent comedy short films including Laurel & Hardy. Live accompaniment will come from acclaimed pianist Neil Brand, known for his work on BBC Radio 4's The Film Programme and Paul Merton's Silent Clowns.
Venues throughout the commercial district will hold a selection of short programmes, feature films and live performances during the three day event; the majority of the screenings are free of charge. A highlight of the programme will be the opportunity to see Mercury Music Prize nominee Kit Downes performing a live score to animations by illustrator and filmmaker Lesley Barnes.
A walking tour of CBD will take place on Thursday 15th March to complement the Film Bug programme, where local historian Ben Waddington will explore unexpected aspects of Birmingham's involvement in cinema history.
CBD board director, Diane Benussi said,
"We are delighted to bring an excellent programme of films to everyone in Colmore Business District. Film Bug will provide a bespoke schedule of screenings at CBD's superb range of venues and provide something different at lunchtimes and after work. We're proud to partner with Flatpack Festival, a renowned cultural event in the city."
Ian Francis, Flatpack Festival director commented,
"Flatpack Festival is all about taking film to unexpected places and this partnership with Colmore Business District has been a great opportunity for us to explore some new corners of the city. Whether it be animation, silent comedy or live jazz scores, Film Bug packs into a couple of days a taste of all the fantastic film activity that goes on in Birmingham through the year and most of it is free so there's no excuse not to dip in and try a few things out."
The full Flatpack Festival programme information and tickets are now available at www.flatpackfestival.org.uk. 
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| Hamish Fulton: Walk Northfield for Climate Week Posted: 01 Mar 2012 09:29 AM PST 2-4pm, free
Join us for a walk exploring the area along and around the River Rea which runs through the heart of the Northfield constituency. Places are free but should be reserved by calling Ikon on 0121 248 0708. Only 30 places available. Organised in collaboration with Northfield Eco Centra and the Ramblers' Get Walking Keep Walking.
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| Postcards From Japan - A Message From Tohoku Artists: One Year On Posted: 01 Mar 2012 09:49 AM PST A free artist workshop with Elizabeth Rowe. To mark the first anniversary of the Japanese tsunami, artist Elizabeth Rowe leads an afternoon of collage activity, giving visitors a chance to make their own creative response to this poignant date. Suitable for all ages. No need to book, just drop in.
We will be collecting donations for the Japanese Red Cross. For more details please visit Start Date: 11 Mar 2012 - 1:00pm - 4:00pm Distance from home 3,629.18 mi read more  |
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