Creative Midlands Events

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• Museums – under cover of the night
• Find out what's on if you're <b>out and about</b> in the area.
• Outside In: Art Based Workshop, 11 May
• Poetry and Pints, 11 May
• In Search of My Father , 11 May
• Sylvie Guillem - Push, 11 May
• Roop Kumar & Sunali Rathod, 11 May
• Everybodys Reading
• In 6 Frames Fringe:MK Photographic Exhibition
• What's on in <b>Birmingham</b>: The best in <b>music</b>, <b>theatre</b> and comedy - May 9

Museums – under cover of the night Posted: 11 May 2012 04:01 AM PDT This year's event runs from next Friday and county venues, including the National Waterways Museum in Gloucester, are taking part. Visitors touring by torchlight will encounter performing arts students from Gloucestershire College who will acts out ... See all stories on this topic »

Find out what's on if you're <b>out and about</b> in the area. Posted: 11 May 2012 03:51 AM PDT FESTIVAL OF FLOWERS - stalls, plants, produce, daily 10am-6pm until Bank Holiday Monday. Ample parking. Coaches welcome. St Bartholemew's Church ...

Outside In: Art Based Workshop, 11 May Posted: 07 Apr 2012 01:03 AM PDT 11 May - Workshop at The Public FREE Outside In is a national project which aims to provide a platform for artists who find it difficult to access the art world either because of mental health issues, disability, health, social circumstance or because their work does not conform to what is normally considered as art. Artists are invited to submit works via the Outside In website for entry into the open art competition. Having submitted the work, it will be considered for possible inclusion in the Outside In: National exhibition at Pallant House Gallery, Chichester opening in October 2012, and considered for the Outside In: Central exhibition at Compton Verney in 2013.

Poetry and Pints, 11 May Posted: 30 Dec 2011 04:40 AM PST 11 May - Spoken Word at The Spotted Dog FREE Poetry and Pints from Wrote Under with a workshop, poetry swap-shop, featured poets - email for details or Ring Sam on 07554259405

In Search of My Father , 11 May Posted: 05 Apr 2012 02:43 PM PDT 11 May - Theatre at The Drum Since moving to Birmingham in the 1980s, the Barbadian poet, playwright, director and editor Don Kinch has established himself as one of the leading innovators in the city's theatre scene. His new play, premiered at The Drum, is a moving tale set in Lozells and Jamaica in which Marisol, a mixed heritage woman born in England, gives up her well-paid corporate executive job to have a child with a Caribbean man.

Sylvie Guillem - Push, 11 May Posted: 09 Dec 2011 12:45 AM PST 11 May - Dance at Birmingham Hippodrome After the sell-out success of her two London seasons the legendary Sylvie Guillem returns, joined onstage by Russell Maliphant for the very first time at Birmingham Hippodrome. Sylvie Guillem is widely regarded as the most 'brilliant ballerina of her generation' THE GUARDIAN Russell Maliphant has developed a unique approach to choreography, encompassing his vast experience of ballet and contemporary dance as well as capoeira, t'ai chi and yoga, to create a language which is elegant, articulate and resonant. This mixed programme features Push - a duet combining the abilities of this extraordinary partnership set to an original score by Andy Cowton, and a Solo, performed by Guillem to the music of Carlos Montoya. The evening is completed by Shift, Maliphant's signature solo and the powerful, driving solo, Two, performed by Guillem. www.idfb.co.uk

Roop Kumar & Sunali Rathod, 11 May Posted: 17 Feb 2012 02:47 PM PST 11 May - World Music at Town Hall The Asian Music Circuit (AMC) in partnership with Birmingham Town Hall is proud to present the brilliant Roop Kumar Rathod, one of Bollywood's most accomplished artistes. He was the voice of Shahrukh Khan in the hit film Veer Zaara – Tere Liye and other hits include Maula Mere Maula from the film Anwar and the award-winning Sandese Aate Hain. Apart from performing his hits, Roop Kumar will be accompanied by his wife the charming Sunali Rathod.

Everybodys Reading Posted: 10 May 2012 08:17 AM PDT Everybodys Reading is a Leicester based celebration of reading starting September 29th for 10 days. The festival is organised in partnership with the National Union for Teachers, Leicester Libraries, WORD!, Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust and the School Development and Support Agency with the support of Arts Council England. Have a look at the programme of events that took place last year via www.everybodysreading.org A small grant is available for Leicester City based reading events. Up to £200 for workshops, events, lectures, storytelling….anything that supports reading!

In 6 Frames Fringe:MK Photographic Exhibition Posted: 10 May 2012 04:39 AM PDT The exhibition, which launches the Milton Keynes Summer of Culture, presents the work of several photographers who have selected up to six of their most personal works. The images may be those which have the most intimate and important meaning to them ... See all stories on this topic »

What's on in <b>Birmingham</b>: The best in <b>music</b>, <b>theatre</b> and comedy - May 9 Posted: 10 May 2012 04:20 AM PDT by Andy Richards, Birmingham Mail Royal Shakespeare Company present Twelfth Night: Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford/Two Roses For Richard III: Courtyard Theatre, Stratford. Romeo And Juliet In Baghdad/King John: Swan Theatre, Stratford. See all stories on this topic »

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