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"A Saxophone Recital" by Equinox Saxophone Ensemble |
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Explore centuries of musical diversity presented by the Equinox Saxophone Ensemble. From the sacred chants of the 15th century to the jazz and folk of the present day. Equinox explore the evolution of music from early periods through baroque, classical, and romantic eras, to the music of jazz, folk, and film. |
"Can I Play With You?" & "The Experiment" by Tread Boards |
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Tread Boards are excited to bring you a double showcase of youth theatre. Can I Play With You? explores the feelings of loneliness and how having just one person include us can make all the difference. The Experiment imagines a world where everyone has suddenly disappeared and there is no access to any form of media. |
"The Trying Rooms" by Red Patch Productions |
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A dance theatre double bill featuring two stories about trying to get something right. The Agony of Definition is a tragicomedy that introduces Claybourne, who is sure he has something to tell you, but cannot seem to remember what. DAUGHTERED is a piece that grapples with how a love so intense can be painful when misdirected. |
"Re-Turn" by Vivi Bayliss & Ella Godfrey |
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Amelia is a loser. Or at least, that’s how she sees herself. Ten years ago, she was on track to fulfil all her dreams and pursue a career as a professional dancer. Now she’s just an estate agent who refuses to ever dance. A wistful dance theatre piece which celebrates the beauty of failure. |
Improv comedy by Box of Frogs |
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Birmingham’s Premier comedy improv troupe bring you an evening of high-octane improvised fun. Expect the unexpected as the quick-witted Box of Frogs conjure up hilarious spontaneous songs, sketches and scenes on the spur of the moment, all based entirely on your suggestions. |
Live Music by Arran Houston/Ellie Niamh/Andy Jennings |
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Birmingham musician Arran Houston writes and sings carefully crafted songs about love, life and death. He plays and writes 50s-70s style country, blues, folk, and indie. He is supported by Ellie Niamh & Andy Jennings who both perform beautifully crafted folk songs – all presenting a great night of music. |
