Date:
Time:
7.30pm
Price
£10, £5 concession or Pay What You Can
Colossal Letdown:
Charles Joseph Wells Butler (10 October 1897 – September 1963), sometimes known as Joe Butler, was an English professional footballer who played as a full back. After a brief spell with Manchester United in which he failed to break into the first-team, he played for Brentford and Gillingham between 1923 and 1928. … We (david) here at baked beans on the doorstep would like you to know that we’re in a hotel in Italy, half way through a bottle of wine, and realizing we never asked Colossal Letdown (Charlie Butler) for a bio. Sorry! Very stoked to hear what’s coming our way on Wednesday. What we’ve heard on bandcamp sounds very, very, very promising. Give it a listen. Buy it. Support the arts. I love wine.
Larsenists:
Larsenists offload some fractured swamp dubs, egg timer polemics and much vocal processing.
We (again, david, who is further down this delicious, delicious bottle) here at bbotd are super stoked about this. They have some GNOD affiliation. I met him in the parking lot of the Anniesland’s Morrisons, and OMFG, their dog IS SO FUCKING CUTE. Come out y’all, this is gonna be massive.
Lewys Holt:
Lewys Holt is an interdisciplinary dance artist based in Leeds. They work as a dancer, choreographer and curates Roadhouse with Eleanor Sikorski.
Born in Mold in North Wales and raised in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, Lewys studied dance at De Montfort University (2010-14). Their practice, while focusing on dance, spans comedy and devised theatre. They make work that centres the performer as an empowered individual, showcasing their personality and vulnerabilities. They make score based choreographies, which combine improvisation with subtle wit and formal experimentation that push the boundaries of disciplines to make innovative performances.
They have worked as a dancer with New Art Club, Simone Mousset, Tino Sehgal, Rosemary Lee and Christopher Owen among others.
PUPA:
I don’t know what to tell you. This is gonna be grand.
This is a daughter/mother dance performance, one half of which is this:
