April-May 08 Programme

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BOOKING INSTRUCTIONS

This Page is a working document that contains regular events and provisional bookings at Star and Shadow for the next two months.

Entering information for a date is provisional. ALL EVENTS NEED TO BE CONFIRMED AT A PROGRAMMING MEETING.

Provisional bookings must include your name and contact details - phone or email - or they will not be accepted.

The emphasis is on you as a programmer to attend a meeting, otherwise your event will not be confirmed. This applies for all bookings - made prior to and post brochure deadline. If you cannot attend a meeting (see dates below) please email the Programme Team: programme@lists.starandshadow.org.uk link: [1]

Events that have been confirmed will be indicated by a C and date of meeting.

NB: For ALL gig bookings, email gigs@starandshadow.org.uk - link: [2] before booking info on this wiki.

Meetings for this programme will be:

6pm Monday: 28 Jan, 11 Feb, 25 Feb (brochure deadline)

If you are new to the cinema, please come to an induction session - second Saturday of month at 11am.

STRUCTURE OF WEEK:

MON - MEETINGS,

TUES - CLOSED,(or meetings)

WEDS - ANYTHING GOES,

THURS - FILMS ONLY, (first Thurs of month Cinema of the World)

FRIDAY - ANYTHING GOES, (first Friday of month A Bit Crack)

SAT - ANYTHING GOES, (second Saturday 11am induction and maintenance day)

SUNDAY - FILMS ONLY

April/May

"C" Whoo Hooo!!! It's the Star & Shadow Mobile Infoshop!!! Look out for the sneaky little shelves packed with unique & useful books / videos on subjects as diverse as art, film, activism, environment, political theory, radical history, as well as information and resources on local, DIY non-hierarchical actions and campaigns for you to get involved with...!!! The mobile infoshop will make it's appearance on a number of events this month and we invite you to explore it's hidden treasures on a reference basis.. if you want to help build it up or volunteer to staff it, get in touch!

Tues 1 Apr - Closed, apart from Glimpses of Autonomy (meeting), 6pm

Wed 2 Apr - NFM networking event tbc - CANCELED Stephanie spoke to NFM people 31.03.2008

Thurs 3 Apr - CINEMA OF THE WORLD Film: When the Tenth Month Comes - Dang Nhat Minh, 1984 (format DVD). In this movie, director Dang Nhat Minh captures the essence of the Vietnamese soul; the love of family, responsibility, sacrifice and the warmth of the common people. Contact: Floriane, floriane.clement@gmail.com

["First Thursday" evening event next door at the ArtWorks. Keep the noise down here!]

7.30pm - Projectile meeting in office, Pauline gigs[at]starandshadow.org.uk

Fri 4 Apr - A Bit Crack

Sat 5 Apr- GIG Errors myspace.com/weareerrors booked by Joe Thomson getinvolvednewcastle@hotmailc.om, booking taken by Pauline gigs(at)starandshadow.org.uk. Private Hire, late licence, lots of volunteers needed until late. Band on stage at midnight.

Sun 6 Apr - Babette’s Feast 102 minutes, 1987 in Danish and French with English Subtitles

An elegant adaptation of Isak Dinesen’s short story which is a feast for the heart, the senses and the spirit. Set in 19th century Denmark in an isolated village, where two adult sisters live with their father. A French woman refugee, Babette, arrives at their door, begs them to take her in. In this deceptively simple film we are shown the attitudes and peculiarities of Babette, her employers, and the residents of the village as they all prepare for Babette’s Feast. No culinary experience could be as both amusing and perceptive as the meal served in this film: this isn’t just a dinner, it’s a revelation.

As part of one of the A Bit Crack and Star and Shadow Double Bill programme storyteller, Pascale Konyn chose this film for it’s delightful exploration of an intermingling of different cultures.

SPECIAL DOUBLE TICKET: £8 for this event and A Bit Crack Storytelling on Friday April 4th

If Babette's Feast unavailable, then screening of Red Road (see Thurs).

Mon 7 Apr - meeting only. General S&S Meeting, 6pm

Tyne & Wear Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) branch meeting luluvanhoe@yahoo.co.uk, 6:30pm

Tues 8 Apr - closed

Wed 9 Apr -

Thurs 10 Apr Bill unity theatre rehersal in office 7-30 - 10:00pm (Bill email :william@walker2493.freeserve.co.uk

FILMDance Film Festival

Star and Shadow Cinema presents the first annual Dance Film festival of the North East showcasing an eclectic mix of works by local choreographers and film makers such as Bethany Ainsley, Benjamin Freeth, Mandy Rogerson and Mat Fleming.

The works explore the relationship of media and movement from different perspectives which include various interesting applications of narratives, animation and music.

Fri 11 Apr - Launch of Films Without Borders Exhibition in the exhibition space (hall). (Laura 07816430442-phone not for publication)CONFIRMED FOR NEXT 2 WEEKS -"Cry My Zimbabwe" theatre production from Leeds. Alan (mighty.alan(at)tesco.net) and Peter (07939704448). Suggested donation of £5 or £3.50. 7:30pm.

The story they tell is of their decision to leave Africa and start new lives. It takes us to the Yarlswood Detention Centre in England where Zimbabweans seeking asylum meet. Their experiences in Yarlswood and in Africa bring them together despite tribal conflicts. That led to the formation of the United Network of Detained Zimbabweans and they plan strategies to stop deportation and raise awareness of their situation in the outside world. For the whole play you are not just audience, but Spect-Actors as you become part of the piece.

Sat 12 Apr - volunteer induction, 11am

FILMS WITHOUT BORDERS:

Following last year’s successful festival, Films Without Borders invites you to take a deeper look at the real face of immigration & border control. Along with bringing you the latest films and discussions about migration, borders and human rights from around Britain, Europe and the world, this year, the festival will be taking over the walls of the cinema, embarking on a visual exploration of the complex systems of control that impose segregation and discrimination between us all. We invite people of all backgrounds to join in discussions, workshops and a musical evening social featuring local talent & live bands. See separate programme for detailed schedule of films. Suggested price for the weekend is £5 but no one will be turned away due to lack of funds Weekend festival 12 & 13 April. Interactive art exhibition 11-23 April.

- Films Without Borders film festival & Exhibition (Laura 07816430442-phone not for publication)

C Sat 12 Apr-Films Without Borders film festival & Exhibition (Laura 07816430442-phone not for publication)

11am Theatre Under Fire, the Zimbabweans who perform the evening before, will talk about their group, how & why they started. Come and join the discussion.

C Sun 13 Apr

Films Without Borders film festival & Exhibition (Laura 07816430442-phone not for publication)

Mon 14 Apr - meetings only. Publicity & Programme meeting, 6pm

-Films Without Borders Exhibition/ invigilation provided (Laura 07816430442-phone not for publication)

Tues 15 Apr - closed apart from this meeting ...

From Brighton to Baghdad ... Smash Edo. Shutting Down The Bomb Builders

For 4 years a group of Brighton activists have fought to close down local weapons manufactures EDO-MBM, who make parts for bombs used in Iraq and Palestine. Despite police repression, arrests and imprisonment they have refused to give up, costing the company millions of pounds. Tonight get the inside story of the campaign and tactics. www.smashedo.org.uk. [booked in by mightydotalanattescodotnet] 7pm. Free.

Wed 16 Apr -Films Without Borders Exhibition/ invigilation provided (Laura 07816430442-phone not for publication)

Actors for Refugees rehearsal in cinema area - all day

7.30pm - Running in conjunction with Films Without Borders, Actors for Refugees are presenting:  

ASYLUM MONOLOGUES (scripted by Sonja Linden)

Asylum Monologues is an account of the UK’s asylum system, told first hand by the people who have experienced it. Exploring the testimonies of three asylum seekers, the play reveals what it really means to be displaced in the UK today.

Asylum Monologues will be followed by several short films looking at issues surrounding migration and the evening will conclude with live music in the bar. The event is free but non members will need to pay a £1 membership fee.

Thurs 17 Apr

C 3.30pm: Family Cinema The first event of the monthly Family Cinema at the Star and Shadow: FlipFlotsam. Fun and colourful documentary showing the fantastic journey of a flip flop travelling across the world. Easily bought, quickly abandoned, in this country the flip flop is nothing more than a sign of the summer holidays. Things are different in Africa, where this most popular shoe has an entertaining life story.

Suitable for primary school age children and their families. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Free event. (Documentary: 30 mins, plus screening of animations and drawing time) ( Cocntact Haz, Hannah, Sylvie)

7.30pm FILM: Lights in the Dusk [Dir: Aki Kaurismaki 2006] CONFIRMED. Directed and written by the enigmatic Aki Kaurismäki, Lights in the Dark is the last installment in the director's Finland trilogy. A security man is set up for a fall when he meets a femme fatale who frames him for a jewellery heist. A masterpiece of Finnish cinema where "even the simple gesture of holding hands speaks volumes". (Craig 07890 038336)

-Films Without Borders Exhibition/ invigilation provided (Laura 07816430442-phone not for publication)

7.30pm - Projectile meeting in office, Pauline gigs[at]starandshadow.org.uk

Fri 18 Apr - JACK SMITH night - documentary and other stuff. Christo

Jack Smith and the Destruction of Atlantis, Mary Jordan, USA, 2006, DVD, 94mins.

FAO Debbie: Rights cleared!

Text: Jack Smith was a true, wonderful underground artist, and his inspiration can be seen in Warhol, Fellini, John Waters and Nan Goldin to name but a few. Through a liberation from 'normal' (read conservative) narrative, style and representation, his classic 'Flaming Creatures' became a major free-speech issue in the USA, along with Burroughs' 'Naked Lunch' and Lenny Bruce's approach to comedy. Jordan's personal documentary acts as a homage to this great artist who's name is still ignored in art and cinema history. You are welcome to stick around afterwards and party if you are inspired by Jack's spirit.

-Films Without Borders Exhibition/ invigilation provided (Laura 07816430442-phone not for publication)

Unity Theatre meeting in the office, 7pm (Bill)

Sat 19 Apr - GIG - Bikini Black Special, booked by Tom Bradley, booking taken by Pauline gigs(at)starandshadow.org COPY Bikini Black Special + support Bikini Black Special bring you drum ˜n bass electro rock with panoramic keyboards and layers of beats and bass for the body and edgy guitars with twin vocals for the heart and brain. Doors 8:30pm Entry: £5 COPY ENDS -Films Without Borders Exhibition/ invigilation provided (Laura 07816430442-phone not for publication)

Sun 20 Apr -Films Without Borders Exhibition/ invigilation provided (Laura 07816430442-phone not for publication)

2.30pm (film starts 3pm) Family Cinema: FlipFlotsam, see Thursday 17 April. Suitable for primary school age children and their families. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Free event.

CONFIRMED. Cocntact Haz, Hannah, Sylvie

FILM - Sleep Always2002, M. Perkins, R. Palidwor, Canada, 81mins, NC, dvd

A dark psychological thriller by 2 fiercly independent filmmakers who invented a new film format Superduper8 in order to shoot this film. These filmmakers are heros: the essence of DIY and paradoxically perfectionist, using 8mm film techniques to their best advantages in an expressionistic and dreamy masterpiece. preceeded by a couple more super 8 films. Trailer available to watch at: http://www.jaman.com/a/Sleep-Always/video/0WoNkh-ldpsk

Mon 21 Apr - meeting only. General S&S Meeting, 6pm.

-Films Without Borders Exhibition/ invigilation provided (Laura 07816430442-phone not for publication)

Tues 22 Apr - closed

Wed 23 Apr 7:30 Screening of "Proud Valley" by Tyne & Wear branch of Industrial Workers of the World. mightydotalanattescoldotnet. The Proud Valley, 1940, dir. Penrose Tennyson. "This is the one film that I can be proud of" said Paul Robeson of this film. Made on location in the Rhonnda Valley, documenting the realities of miner's lives,it gave him a rare opportunity to portray a convincing character, and to express his belief in the working class. Robeson plays David Goliath, a hobo from West Virginia who drifts into Wales on an empty coal truck looking for work. Class solidarity cuts across divisions of nationality and race as Goliath becomes part of the mining community, in a story which builds up to a dramatic and harrowing climax.

-Films Without Borders Exhibition and closing FORUM; 6:30pm (Laura 07816430442-phone not for publication)

Thurs 24 Apr FILM Red Road, Andrea Arnold, UK, 2007, 113mins, 35mm,

Produced by Zentropa and filmed under most of the Dogme 95 vows, Arnold's debut is a tense and modern drama about a woman working in a cctv panopticon in Glasgow. Her attention fixates on the Red Road housing scheme where she starts a terrifying surveillance on a man from her past, just released from prison.

7.30pm - Projectile meeting in office, Pauline gigs[at]starandshadow.org.uk

Fri 25 Apr - Monster Ceilidh Band, monsterceilidhband@googlemail.com; DJ set by DJ Potra Poika (djpotrapoika@gmail.com) booked by Stephanie - stephoswald2002@yahoo.fr

Sat 26 Apr 5pm Launch of "The Coupe", photo exhibition in exhibition space (hall). A stunning combination of image and text that prises apart the cynical lie of ancient forest framing Tasmania´s drive-through tourist trail and reveals a scene of utter carnage - thousands of hectares of old growth forest devastated, napalmed and cleared, animals poisoned, eco-systems wiped out. It looks like a war zone. It is. The Coupe presents the grim reality of Australian logging practice and asks how we fight the dark forces responsible for the destruction of our planet. (local contact hannah 07951 539677 - not for publication) until sat 10 may CONFIRMED

7pm Inspiring Actions... What’s happening to the anti-globalisation movement? What has been achieved so far? An enjoyable reflection through nice independent documentaries ranging from current action on climate change, to the facts of the G8 protests in Genoa 2001, and to ongoing autonomous actions in the UK and beyond. Plus music and entertainment. Fundraiser for Genoa G8 legal support.

Sun 27 Apr FILM Red Road, Andrea Arnold, UK, 2007, 113mins, 35mm,

Produced by Zentropa and filmed under most of the Dogme 95 vows, Arnold's debut is a tense and modern drama about a woman working in a cctv panopticon in Glasgow. Her attention fixates on the Red Road housing scheme where she starts a terrifying surveillance on a man from her past, just released from prison.

Mon 28 Apr - meeting only. Programme meeting, 6pm

"The Coupe", photo exhibition in exhibition space (hall).

Tues 29 Apr - closed

"The Coupe", photo exhibition in exhibition space (hall).

Wed 30 Apr - BRAIN FOOD and LIGHT BULB present: Krautrock night with live music from Uforix (Phipps, Nat and Craig 07890 038336)

"The Coupe", photo exhibition in exhibition space (hall).

C Thurs 1 May - CINEMA OF THE WORLD - Daratt, Mahamat Saleh Haroun, Chad, 2006, 96mins, 35mm.

Translated as 'Dry Season' this film follows 16yr old Atif's search to quench his thirst for revenge in post-war Chad. Having found his target, Nassara, now a baker by trade, complex emotions drive him to hold off from murder, as he develops a relationship through learning the art of bread making.

7.30pm - Projectile meeting in office, Pauline gigs[at]starandshadow.org.uk

[Keep the noise down here!]

"The Coupe", photo exhibition in exhibition space (hall).

Fri 2 May - A Bit Crack

"The Coupe", photo exhibition in exhibition space (hall).

Sat 3 MAy "The Coupe", photo exhibition in exhibition space (hall). - National Feminist Activist Forum - meeting in afternoon, then film and gig at night. Booked by Rosie, booking taken by pauline gigs@starandshadow.org.uk

Sun 4 May Sunday Market, 11am-4pm

Sun 4 May "The Coupe", photo exhibition in exhibition space (hall). FILM- FREE - Debbie trying to book something

Mon 5 May - Participatory Budgeting event? (or - meeting only). General S&S Meeting, 6pm

"The Coupe", photo exhibition in exhibition space (hall).

Tues 6 May - closed, apart from Glimpses of Autonomy (meeting), 6pm

"The Coupe", photo exhibition in exhibition space (hall).

Wed 7 May - FREE

"The Coupe", photo exhibition in exhibition space (hall).

Thurs 8 May- Romanian documentaries night (Sylvie: sylvieplanel@gmail.com)

"The Coupe", photo exhibition in exhibition space (hall).

7.30pm - Projectile meeting in office, Pauline gigs[at]starandshadow.org.uk

Fri 9 May "The Coupe", photo exhibition in exhibition space (hall).

8pm till 12am - GIG - several support bands and Caravan; DJ set by DJ Potra Poika (djpotrapoika@gmail.com) - Kieran Szifris and Stephanie stephoswald2002@yahoo.fr, 077 59 70 31 32

contact for that gig is Kieran, that's his mobile number if you need it: 078 756 22878 his email address kieran monster <monsterceilidhband@googlemail.com>; Cheap deal agreed - £50 deposit/£250 at the bar. Gig at 8pm.

Contact Kieran for time for set up, etc.

Sat 10 May - volunteer induction, 11am

"The Coupe", photo exhibition in exhibition space (hall).

Sat 10 May - SOUTH AFRICA FILM NIGHT. 7.30 pm 'SWALLOWS SHOWCASE'. At the start of April, 2 film-makers from Star and Shadow spent a week in Motherwell township making short films with some young South African film makers. See two shorts from the week on the big screen, plus more short films from behind the scenes. There'll be a feature doc from South African film maker Portia Rankoane (tbc) and musical Afrodelica from MC Snailcrusher in the bar. Hear more about the range of cultural activities currently linking creative work in the North East with the flourishing Eastern Cape arts scene and meet some of the people who've been working in both countries.

Andy 07960 393785 andy@screenstation.net . Christo dearchristo@gmail.com

preview at http://current.com/items/88917981_awake

FOLLOWING CANCELED - provisional gig star shadow. '35ydbeat experiment' spoke to holly. Umar 07912 351 406.

C Sun 11 May - "15", Exhibition in exhibition space (hall), By James Johnson-Perkins. PV 6-8 + '15' Film by James Johnson-Perkins in at 8pm

This event has been confirmed. details here for brochure ( 15, James Johnson-Perkins Sunday 11th - 22nd May An exhibition of 15 Robots, 15 Drawings,15 (80's) singles By James Johnson-Perkins This exhibition can be seen when events are on, during these days

11th May Exhibition opening + film 6-8 pm - Exhibition opening 8 pm - '15', Preview of James Johnson-Perkins' new experimental feature length documentary, where he films for 15 seconds every day throughout 2007. www.johnson-perkins.co.uk )

mon 12 May - meeting only. Publicity & Programme meeting, 6pm

"15", Exhibition in exhibition space (hall), By James Johnson-Perkins. (07931514328)

Tues 13 May - COPY On May 13 at the Star&Shadow, NO-FI blow all definitions out of the water. Headed by BLEVIN BLECTUM, one half of the recently reformed manic duo Blectum From Blechdom, with her full on audio-visual squelchcore in the cinema, we also have the freeform avant country of SCORCES, the duo of Heather Leigh Murray on pedal steel and Christina Carter (Charalambides) on guitar. And to confuse everyone, after 2 sublime performances in the cinema, you can come through to the bar and see Drag City's new maniacal rawk recruits, from Tel Aviv, MONOTONIX. Completely unhinged as soon as they're near an audience, we recommend checking the deranged video clips at their myspace page to see what these crazy Israelis are likely to hurl at you. http://www.myspace.com/monotonix

BLEVIN BLECTUM SCORCES MONOTONIX Tuesday 13th May 7.30pm £6 Star&Shadow, Stepney Bank, Newcastle Tickets available now from Alt.Vinyl, Beat Down and RPM COPY ENDS

WAS Hawk & Hacksaw - one off use of a tuesday for extra specially good gig, can only be this day. lee no fi

"15", Exhibition in exhibition space (hall), By James Johnson-Perkins. (07931514328)

Wed 14 May closed - instead of tuesday? Church Action on Poverty meeting at 1:30pm (alantatchurchhypenpovertydotorgdotuk).

"15", Exhibition in exhibition space (hall), By James Johnson-Perkins. (07931514328)

Thurs 15 May - Note 2 screenings today for different events

Daratt, Mahamat Saleh Haroun, Chad, 2006, 96mins, 35mm. Translated as 'Dry Season' this film follows 16yr old Atif's search to quench his thirst for revenge in post-war Chad. Having found his target, Nassara, now a baker by trade, complex emotions drive him to hold off from murder, as he develops a relationship through learning the art of bread making.

C 3.30pm For this month’s Family Cinema at the Star and Shadow: Punam. Following a day in the life of a nine year old girl called Punam, this film reveals her routine, family and friends, hopes and worries. What is life like in Nepal?

Suitable for primary school age children and their families. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Free event. (Documentary: 30 mins, plus screening of animations and drawing time)

contact hannah, haz, sylvie

7.30pm - Projectile meeting in office, Pauline gigs[at]starandshadow.org.uk

"15", Exhibition in exhibition space (hall), By James Johnson-Perkins. (07931514328)

C Fri 16 May - People Like Us: Talk and Screening by Vicki Bennett - rebecca(at)altgallery.org - see programme e mail. also, if this eve is part of the late shows shall we stay open all night? Ilana's suggestion

3-5pm Provisional - Newcastle YMCA Youth Work Initiative - screen of film made by young people who work with the group + DJ-ing. Booked by Debbie Jenkins> > Youth Worker> > 07881826013 taken by Pauline gigs(at)starandshadow.org.uk. Will need someone in who can help them set the DJs up with the PA as well as someone to project.

"15", Exhibition in exhibition space (hall), By James Johnson-Perkins. (07931514328)

Sat 17 May Wendy Howdin birthday party (see gmail)Confirmed by Ilana/Pauline gigs(at)starandshadow.org.uk C 31/1/08

"15", Exhibition in exhibition space (hall), By James Johnson-Perkins. (07931514328)

Sun 18 May -  : The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, Cert A, 35 mm format, 1943 Directed by Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger, duration 163 minutes. Patriotic romantic drama set in WWII Britain about the life of Clive Candy, elderly British army officer who believes that war is still fought with honour between gentlemen. Churchill tried to have the film surpressed due to its sympathetic portrayal of a German officer friend of Candy's, on the basis that it would make the British sympathetic to the Nazis at a time when the course of the war was yet undecided. The colour is admirable; the script, and its delivery by the actors, brilliant; and the English atmosphere of understatement well maintained throughout. Each individual part is carefully built up and the film as a whole repays the evident care which has been lavished upon it. [K Partington 0191 4879412]

C 2.30pm: Family Cinema: Punam, see Thursday 15 May. Suitable for primary school age children and their families. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Free event.

"15", Exhibition in exhibition space (hall), By James Johnson-Perkins. (07931514328)

Mon 19 May - Star & Shadow Annual General Meeting

"15", Exhibition in exhibition space (hall), By James Johnson-Perkins. (07931514328)

Tues 20 May - closed

"15", Exhibition in exhibition space (hall), By James Johnson-Perkins. (07931514328)

Wed 21 May - FOLLOWING CANCELED woodcraft folk fundraising night - confirmed booking, she came to a meeting - stephanie booked it - see emails on gmail about it.

"15", Exhibition in exhibition space (hall), By James Johnson-Perkins. (07931514328)

Thurs 22 May FILM: Dirty on the Shovel: Indie films from Australia

For twenty years, Sydney band the Cannanes have built a reputation akin to that of Beat Happening in the US and the Pastels in the UK. One of Kurt Cobain's favourite bands, the Cannanes continue to inspire young musicians, film makers and fanzine writers. We celebrate with a mini-fest of historic indie delights including Flywheel, Crabstick and Stinky Fire Engine. Includes the British premiere of Iain McIntyre's A Warning OST - made entirely of stock footage! (Craig 07890 038336)

"15", Exhibition in exhibition space (hall), By James Johnson-Perkins. (07931514328)

7.30pm - Projectile meeting in office, Pauline gigs[at]starandshadow.org.uk

Fri 23 May - Projectile anarchist film festival. booked by pauline gigs(at)starandshadow.org.uk. WHOLE BUILDING IN USE.+ art installation of local artists on theme of anarchism

C Sat 24 May - Projectile Film Festival WHOLE BUILDING IN USE.+ art installation of local artists on theme of anarchism

C Sun 25 May - Projectile Film Festival WHOLE BUILDING IN USE.+ art installation of local artists on theme of anarchism

C Mon 26 May - Projectile Film Festival WHOLE BUILDING IN USE.+ art installation of local artists on theme of anarchism

Mon 26 May Programme meeting, 6pm

Tues 27 May - closed

Wed 28 May - Stray Signals - Mark Pembrey from glue gallery - stephanie dealing with it - mpembrey@googlemail.com, stephoswald2002@yahoo.fr

+ art installation of local artists on theme of anarchism /extension of Projectile art installation /

Thurs 29 May Screening of "The Future is Unwritten" cancelled

+ art installation of local artists on theme of anarchism /extension of Projectile art installation /

Fri 30 May - GIG: Urban and Eastern present 'Murder Ballads', a night dedicated to songs about homicide, suicide and infanticide! The evening starts with a rare opportunity to view DOOR TO DOOR MANIAC (1961) a low budget film with Johnny Cash starring as a killer who serenades his victims. Following the film a stellar cast of North Eastern talent (including Gem Andrews, Fiona Sally Miller, Cornshed Sisters, Abby Mitchell and the Dust Bowl Brothers, OCDC, Lady Caroline Mary and Rebecca Jones) will interpret death songs from the Appalachians, the Cheviots and the streets of downtown Nashville! (Craig 07890 038336)

+ art installation of local artists on theme of anarchism /extension of Projectile art installation /

Sat 31 May - FREE IF THIS IS CANCELLED, CAN WE DO THE SLAMPTUMENTARY/ SLAMPT CELEBRATION NIGHT. (CHRISTO/ PETE DALE) Bold text

+ art installation of local artists on theme of anarchism /extension of Projectile art installation / until 1st of June