Creative Midlands Events |
- Dangerous Girls Reunited, The Privates, 2 May
- RedLionFolkClub: Wed 2nd May 7.15 for 7.45 pm The wonderful Lady Maisery supports by ODi & Dave Redfearn. Non-members £11 / Members £10
- As You Like It , 2 May
- Metal To The Masses Round 1 Heat 5, 2 May
- Oh What a Lovely War, 2 May - 3 May
- bhampressclub: Drinks Night & launch of property guru Glyn Pitchford's autobiography, Journey to Majorca. May 3, 17:30 Hotel du Vin http://t.co/Il1XzZx5
- #Shropshire's #Magic #Cabaret is back!! 6th of May at the loft in the Old Post Office Milk Street, #Shrewsbury 01743 241 071 for info
- Audience invited to a Ding Dong with <b>theatre</b> group
- Peak gala showcase
- What's on in Market Rasen
- What's on in Birmingham: The best in <b>music</b>, <b>theatre</b> and comedy - May 1
- Truth, Lies & Life Writing with Candi Miller
- Shakila Azizzada: An Evening of Persian Poetry
- Meet the Author- Jason Lee
- Meet the Author- Jason Lee
- Young singers' debut concert
- Carina Schneider updated an event
- Preview: The choir of <b>Gloucester</b> Cathedral head to Monmouth
- WIN Tickets to BBC Radio 2 <b>Music</b> Night on Friday 4th May 2012
- What's On - Exhibitions - May 3 onwards
| Dangerous Girls Reunited, The Privates, 2 May Posted: 06 Mar 2012 02:54 PM PST 2 May - Rock & Pop at Hare & Hounds
A one off 30th anniversary concert by the legendary Birmingham Prog, Punk band, 30 years to the day since their last show on May 2nd,1982. Dangerous Girls, formed in Moseley, 1978 disbanded in 1982, having release 3 outstanding singles and a live e.p, which went to no.1 on the alternative charts, done 214 gigs all over the UK and got drunk on Robin Valk's radio show! | ||
| Posted: 28 Apr 2012 10:46 AM PDT RedLionFolkClub: Wed 2nd May 7.15 for 7.45 pm The wonderful Lady Maisery supports by ODi & Dave Redfearn. Non-members £11 / Members £10 | ||
| Posted: 18 Apr 2012 02:37 PM PDT 2 May - Theatre at The Old Rep TheatreBirmingham Ormiston Academy's Theatre (BOAT), in partnership with Birmingham Rep, perform Shakespeare's "As You Like It". BOA is the brand new regional Academy for the creative, digital and performing arts. | ||
| Metal To The Masses Round 1 Heat 5, 2 May Posted: 28 Apr 2012 11:31 AM PDT 2 May - Rock & Pop at The RoadHouse BirminghamMetal to The Masses is the competition for metal bands to win a slot at this years Bloodstock festival. Battling, tonight, for a place in the second round is Hurt Season, Rise Of My Empire and Chemically Abused. Come along to support the best of The Midlands metal scene. | ||
| Oh What a Lovely War, 2 May - 3 May Posted: 16 Feb 2012 02:45 PM PST 2 May - 3 May - Theatre at Artrix
Join NEW College Degree and Diploma students, for an unforgettable theatrical experience. At times satirical, funny and deeply moving, Oh What a Lovely War has a style all of its own, combining live music, dance, songs and sketches to create a picture of life for those on the front line and those behind it. Created and first performed by Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop in 1963. NEW College's Oh What A Lovely War is a classic of the modern theatre and a powerful reminder of the atrocities of a war that cost twenty million lives. Told through the songs, headlines and facts of the period, it's a satirical attack on the military incompetence and disregard for human life the First World War has come to represent a chilling reminder of man's inhumanity to man. | ||
| Posted: 20 Apr 2012 04:48 AM PDT bhampressclub: Drinks Night & launch of property guru Glyn Pitchford's autobiography, Journey to Majorca. May 3, 17:30 Hotel du Vin http://t.co/Il1XzZx5 | ||
| Posted: 22 Apr 2012 01:51 PM PDT #Shropshire's #Magic #Cabaret is back!! 6th of May at the loft in the Old Post Office Milk Street, #Shrewsbury 01743 241 071 for info | ||
| Audience invited to a Ding Dong with <b>theatre</b> group Posted: 01 May 2012 07:29 PM PDT A FAST action comedy translated from French playwright Marc Camoletti's Sexe et Jalousie comes to the The Mill, Banbury next week. Ding Dong, performed by the Banbury Cross Players, will be shown at the venue in Spiceball Park Road from May 2-5 with ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Posted: 01 May 2012 06:59 PM PDT Raffle proceeds in aid of LIVES. l Country Market in the Salvation Army Hall, John Street, Market Rasen, from 9am-1pm. l Limelight Theatre Group at Brookenby Theatre from 7.30pm. New members, aged 11 years upwards, welcome. Details Ann 01472 852952 or ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| What's on in Birmingham: The best in <b>music</b>, <b>theatre</b> and comedy - May 1 Posted: 01 May 2012 05:21 PM PDT 0844 338 5000; Brownshill Musical Theatre present The Producers: Lichfield Garrick. 01543412121; WODS present My Fair Lady: Swan Theatre, Worcester. 01905 611 427. Royal Shakespeare Company presents The Tempest: Royal Shakespeare Theatre, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Truth, Lies & Life Writing with Candi Miller Posted: 01 May 2012 08:49 AM PDT 
Born in Zambia and brought up in South Africa, Candi has been a journalist and advertising copywriter. She now lives in Staffordshire where she teaches Creative and Professional Writing part time.
In 1994 she undertook an expedition to the Kalahari Desert to visit groups of San (Bushman) people. There she was caught up in a huge veld fire, charged by a bull elephant and enchanted by Ju/'hoansi story-telling around a campfire. This inspired her to write her novels, Salt and Honey and Kalahari Passage- both published by Tindal Street Press.
Join Candi at her writing workshop, Truth, Lies & Life Writing at 10am – 12.30pm on Saturday 12th May at South Birmingham College (Main Digbeth campus), Deritend High Street, Birmingham, B5 5SU- 5 minute walk from Birmingham city centre. Tickets are £25/ £20 (concessionary price) This workshop is designed to demonstrate the power and the pitfalls of mining your own or someone else's memories to tell a good non-fiction story. Bring along a plan or a short piece of your life writing if you want some instant group feedback. For more information and to book tickets, please click here. | ||
| Shakila Azizzada: An Evening of Persian Poetry Posted: 01 May 2012 05:29 AM PDT 
Born in Kabul, Afghanistan in 1964, Shakila studied Law at Kabul University. It was while she was studying that she also began to write poetry and stories, many of which were published in magazines. She then went on to read Oriental Languages and Cultures at Utrecht University in The Netherlands. Her first collection of poems Herinnerin aan niets (Memories About Nothing) was published in Dutch and Dari and her second collection will be published later this year. Shakila has also written plays, several of which have been published and performed.
If my heart beats Though not one, not one If my heart grieves It's for Golnar's eyes If my heart trembles For the playful Angel of the Right Shoulder It's for the hawker's cry Translated by Zuzanna Olszewska and Mimi Khalvati Original poem: کابل by Shakila Azizzada برای کابل برای کابل برای راه کشیدن چشم های گلنار است برای کابل برای فرشته ی بازیگوش شانه ی راست برای گم شدن صدای
I'm left again with no one standing behind me, My navel chord was tied However, just a little higher, With the sun's hand on my shoulder, Original poem: دورنما by Shakila Azizzada بازخالی می شود پشتم نافم را "همواره پشت تو با دست آفتاب بر شانه هايم
Whose dying breaths What small child's gaze For what young girl, Mountain man! What woman will feel her nipples burn Tell me, Translated by Zuzanna Olszewska and Mimi Khalvati Original Poem: لوح by Shakila Azizzada در چشمان ميشی ات نگاه کدام کودک دلت برای کدام دوشيزه ی کدام تقدير سياه زلفان به خاک آلوده ات بگو
For more information about the event An Evening of Persian Poetry and to book tickets, please see the event page by clicking here. | ||
| Posted: 01 May 2012 06:51 AM PDT Author and Professor of Creative Writing Jason Lee will be talking about his new novel 'Unholy Days' | ||
| Posted: 01 May 2012 06:51 AM PDT Author and Professor of Creative Writing Jason Lee will be talking about his new novel 'Unholy Days'. | ||
| Posted: 01 May 2012 05:05 AM PDT BUXTON'S Pavilion Arts Centre is welcoming audiences to the first-ever concert by the Kaleidoscope Young Singers on Saturday May 5, at 7.30pm. The show will contain group arrangements of pop and rock numbers, featuring songs by Adele and Jessie J among ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Carina Schneider updated an event Posted: 01 May 2012 03:13 AM PDT Carina Schneider updated an event  Open Forum: NPPF at Associated ArchitectsMay 10, 2012 from 6pm to 8pm What are the implications for Architects under the new NPPF? The recently ratified NPPF means a big shake-up in planning legislation, and it is important for architects to stay on top of it. The publication has been reduced from 1,000 pages to just 72 in size and is designed to ensure that developments go ahead unless they are 'unsustainable'. The RIBA is pleased that the RIBA's suggested amendments to the draft have been accepted into the final version of the NPPF, particularly those related to A strengthening of policy on design and providing greater weight for the advice of design review panelsEnshrining high quality design as a core planning principleGreater clarification over the definition of sustainable developmentThe announcement of transitional arrangements to allow local authorities to develop Local PlansStrengthening of provisions to encourage the development of Brownfield sites Join our panel of experts to discuss the opportunities and challenges presented to the architectural profession by the NPPF. A drinks reception will take place from 6pm with the debate commencing at 6.30pm. The debate will be chaired by Anthony Clerici, RIBA West Midlands Regional Chairman. The panelists are: Anna Scott-Marshall, Head of External Affairs at the Royal Institute of British ArchitectsRuth Reed, Immediate Past President of the RIBA, Course Director PGDip Architectural Practice at BCU and Partner at Green Planning Solutions llp Andrew Boughton RIBA MRTPI Director of Planning at Boughton Butler The event is free, but please book a place via riba.westmidlands@riba.org as places are limited to about 30.See More | ||
| Preview: The choir of <b>Gloucester</b> Cathedral head to Monmouth Posted: 01 May 2012 04:51 AM PDT by Karen Price, Western Mail THE internationally renowned choir of Gloucester Cathedral will make its first appearance in Monmouth under the banner of the Merlin Music Society this week. Directed by Adrian Partington – who has close links with a number ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| WIN Tickets to BBC Radio 2 <b>Music</b> Night on Friday 4th May 2012 Posted: 01 May 2012 04:38 AM PDT WIN 4 tickets to attend the BBC Radio 2 Friday Night is Music Night on Friday 4th May, an exclusive 'behind the scenes tour' of the Westons Cider site, and if that's not all a mixed case of Weston's premium Cider. Westons Cider has been lovingly ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| What's On - Exhibitions - May 3 onwards Posted: 01 May 2012 04:10 AM PDT CREWE: May 1-5 - Crewe Gang Show - almost 100 Cubs and Scouts present a new show with musical items, comedy and more at the Lyceum Theatre in Heath Street at 7.15pm with 2.15pmm Saturday matinee. Call 01270 686777 or visit www.lyceumtheatre.net. See all stories on this topic » |
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