What's On February March 2015

East London’s Independent Cinema and Arts Centrerichmix.org.uk

FEBRUARY MARCH 2015

All of us here at Rich Mix are getting very excited about the fantastic spring programme we have for you - the range VM�MLZ[P]HSZ�^L�OH]L�VU�VɈLY�as the days get longer and the nights get lighter really is second to none.

Highlights include the Re-Sound Festival at the end of February; three days of performance from Bengal and beyond, taking in music & dance as well as family events and workshops. Expression

Sessions; two days of cross-arts performance and installations from emerging artists. The London Remixed Festival, for which 25 bands and DJs will play on four stages, for two days of fantastic new music. And in March we have Freedom Week, celebrating a range of aspects of Bangladesh culture and marking its day of independence. Choose from over 10 events across art forms to bring your friends and families to.

We are still being overwhelmed by some of the things you’re telling us about Rich Mix; have a look at our blog to see what folk are saying about why #RichMixMatters to them. If you want to add your voice, email me at [email protected]

Thanks for all your support.

Jane EarlChief Executive

RICH MIX MATTERS

LIVE MUSIC

FebruarySMILE ACOUSTIC1 Feb and 1 Mar / 6pm / Free

Main Space / Standing

;HRPUN�WSHJL�VU�[OL�ÄYZ[�Sunday of every month, Smile is a night with free cake, free entry, original songs to make you think, and a good bar in case you need a drink.

THE LATE DAVID TURPIN “LULU: A MONSTER MUSICAL” 3 Feb / 8pm / £6, £4 concs

Main Space / Seated

One of Ireland’s most unusual and accomplished alternative artists, The Late David Turpin makes his London debut with a multimedia concert. Includes works-in-progress for Harold Finley’s forthcoming theatre project “Lulu: A Monster Musical”.

LONDON REMIXED FESTIVAL Fri 6 Feb / 7pm - 1am

Various Spaces

Sat 7 Feb / 7pm - 4am

Various Spaces

£20 two day pass / £7 Fri only

£12 Sat only – early bird / £15

Sat only Global Local in association with Wormfood, Movimientos, Two for Joy and Woodburner take over Rich Mix for the weekend to present 25 cutting edge bands and DJs across four stages. Showcasing the best in Latin-Remix, Afrobeat, Vintage-Remix, Electro-Blues, Accoustic-Soundclash and BrassBand-Remix, this is a weekend not to miss.

Friday 6th February John Fairhurst & Reverend Rockwell / ODJ Box / Moji DJ Chris Tofu

Saturday 7th February Sam and the Womp / New York Brass Band / Ushti Baba Immigrant Swing / The Brass Funkeys / DJ Chris Tofu / DJ Penny Metal / London Afrobeat Collective / Jallykebba Susso & Manding Sabu / Animanz Orchestra Bombo / Nomad Collective / DJ Cal Jader Wormfood DJ / Stompin’ Dave Keltrix / Rum Bufallo / Don Kipper / Dolphin Boy

BENGAL TO BETHNAL GREENSun 8 Feb and 8 Mar / 3.30pm /

Free / Main Space / Unreserved

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Celebrating Bengali culture in East London. A monthly event directed by Grand Union’s well-known tabla player Yousuf Ali Khan, featuring singers alongside musicians from the Grand Union Orchestra.

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PONGATHON Tue 10 Feb, Mon 9 Mar, Tue 31

Mar / 5pm / Free + Pay to Play

Main Space

Pongathon delivers wall-to-wall ping pong tables, social tournaments, ‘music to pong to’, visuals, exhibition games, coaching from Pongathon pros and the infamous ‘Pongbot’: ping pong robots that take on all-comers!

SOUMIK DATTA ARTS CLUBWed 11 Feb and Wed 11 Mar

8pm / Free / Main Space

Standing

Immerse yourself in deep and ancient Ragas then let loose VU�[OL�KHUJL�ÅVVY�[V�VYNHUPJ��trip-hop beats.

TROYKAThurs 12 Feb / 8pm / £10, £8

adv Main Space / Standing

This explosive trio of Kit Downes, hammond/synths; Chris Montague, guitar/loops and Josh Blackmore, drums, is one of London’s most innovative new T\ZPJHS�V\[Ä[Z��;VUPNO[�THYRZ�the launch of their new album Ornithophobia on Naim records.

CELEBRATING LOVE, BUILDING BRIDGES Fri 13 Feb / 8pm / £5 adv, £7.50

door, £5 Concs / Main Space

Standing

Join us for an evening celebrating love through music, Z[VY`[LSSPUN��ÄST�HUK�KHUJL��World class musicians from around the globe collaborating MVY�VUL�VɈ�WLYMVYTHUJLZ��Middle Eastern food served.

EMEL MATHLOUTHI Sat 14 Feb / 8pm / £18, £14

advance / Main Space

Standing

Tunisian singer, songwriter and guitarist Emel Mathlouthi has been hailed as ‘The Fairuz of this Generation’ and ‘The Joan Baez of Tunisia’. Mixing elements of rock, folk and trip-hop, her sound fuses electronic synthesizers with acoustic guitar and violins.

MWALIMU EXPRESSSun 15 Feb and Sun 15 Mar


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Standing

An evening packed with energy and talent, showcasing the very ILZ[�[OL�JHWP[HS�OHZ�[V�VɈLY�PU�up-and-coming performers. For singers, rappers, dancers, comedians, or spoken word artists looking to take that next step and perform in front of a live audience.

TRANS-SIBERIAN MARCH BAND’S PICK AND MIX 201518 Feb and 18 March / 8pm

Free / Main Space / Standing

The Trans-Siberian March Band bring their borderless bag of musical styles to Rich Mix for a series of monthly shows, MLH[\YPUN�H�KPɈLYLU[�N\LZ[�HJ[�each month. February features The Discount Orchestra - 3VUKVU»Z�ÄULZ[�W\Y]L`VYZ�VM�speed-folk and Gypsy-punk.

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TRANSFORMER19 Feb / 8pm / £12, £10

advance / Main Space

Standing

After winning over Latitude audiences in 2014 this is a London premier. East London superstar Jonny Woo and his band provide a night of unadulterated rock n roll with Woo’s take on Lou Reed’s seminal album ‘Transformer’. Transvestites included.

ALEKOS VRETOS PROJECT Fri 20 Feb / 8pm / £12.50, £10

adv / Main Space / Standing

Berkeley-trained Athenian Alekos Vretos puts Mediterranean oud at the heart of this jazz ensemble for an evening of sumptuous, evocative grooves. Plus support, and world-jazz DJ Seb Merrick (Kazum) ’til late.

PROJECT NEW MOONFri 20 Feb / 7.30pm / £12, £10

concs, £8 per person in groups

of 10 or more / Upstairs /

Unreserved Seating

Contemporary music and dance premieres from choreographers Julia Cheng, Quang Kien Van; composers Ruth Chan, Andy Leung. To celebrate Chinese New Year.

TAKE BACK OUR WORLD Sat 21 Feb / 10am - 5pm


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A day of discussion led by Global Justice Now around social inequities. Join speakers from around [OL�^VYSK�[V�KPZJ\ZZ�ÄNO[PUN�TTIP and corporate power, reversing privatisation, resisting dirty energy, art and social change and much more. Also see ‘Democracia Real Ya’ in Visual Art.

TAKE BACK OUR WORLD: AFTERPARTYSat 21 Feb / 8pm / £8, £5 concs


UK urban reggae band Laid Blak headline a party to celebrate the global struggle for justice. Also featuring spoken word from Mr Gee and Latin beats from Movimientos DJs.

MAKING TRACKS: TRIO DAKALI Sun 22 Feb / 7.30pm / £10

adv, £12 door / Main Space

Unreserved Seating

Bringing a fresh, contemporary twist to the ancient griot tradition with Hawa Kassé Mady, daughter of legendary singer Kasse Mady Diabaté, Lassana Diabaté on the 22-key balafon and Mamadou Kouyaté, son of ngoni maestro Bassekou Kouyate.

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THE SPITZ PRESENTS YOUNG AT HEARTWed 25 Feb / 11.30am / Free

(Booking necessary)

Main Space

The Spitz brings world class musicians to Rich Mix for an interactive event involving voice, percussion and movement to warm your heart this February. All ages welcome.

HOWIE B + ADDICTIVE TVThu 26 Feb / 8pm / £12 Door,

£10 adv / Main Space

Standing

Howie B, trip-hop and electronica supremo, performs live and audio/video remix pioneers Addictive TV present their acclaimed Orchestra Of Samples with very special guests. Plus Welsh wunderkind singer/songwriter Kizzy Crawford.

RE-SOUND FESTIVAL: NEWANDERTHAL AND LOKKHI TERRAFri 27 Feb / 8pm / £12, £10

concs / Main Space

Newanderthal is a music project led by composer & musician Ansuman Biswas and musical collective Lokkhi Terra, whose styles and repertoire stretch from Bangladeshi folk tunes to Cuban rumba via Afro-beats.

MarchRE-SOUND FESTIVAL: JAHVANI HARRISON AND JATANIL BANERJEESun 1 Mar / 6pm / £8, £6 concs

Venue 1

A kirtan evening bringing [VNL[OLY�MVY�[OL�ÄYZ[�[PTL�VU�[OL�stage composer-singer Jatanil Bannerj (Pala Kirtan) and Jahnavi Harrison who performs new material from her latest CD.

IITS TRUE SKOOL PRESENTS TAKE A BREAKTues 3 Mar / 6pm / £5, £3 adv

and concs / Main Space

Unreserved Seating

The IITS Band pays homage to a hip hop legend, as we celebrate the music of Notorious BIG. Add guests musicians, turntablists, cipher emcees and you have a story to tell.

DASH CAFÉ: LIVE MUSIC, PERFORMANCE AND FILM FROM ARMENIAWed 4 Mar / 7.30pm / Free

Main Space / Unreserved

Seating

Returning for their monthly salon at Rich Mix, Dash Arts team up with the Armenian Institute to host a choir from Oxford performing songs by West & East Armenian composers.

KERNOW IN THE CITYFri 6 Mar / 8pm / £12, £10 adv /


London’s annual celebration of Cornish music, comedy, art, food & language returns for its sixth year with the best of Cornwall’s talent plus proper WHZ[PLZ�HUK�ÄUL�HSLZ�

AWAN (ARAB WOMEN ARTISTS NOW)Sat 7 Mar / Daytime Event

(11am / Free) / Evening Concert

(8pm / £12, £10 adv) / Main

Space / Standing

A one-day festival for International Women’s Day, including spoken word, music, JVU[LTWVYHY`�HY[��ÄST��HUK�a panel discussion on the challenges faced by the artists in their work.

THREE4 IN CONCERTTues 10 Mar / 8pm / £14,

£10 adv and concs, £5 under

18s (with ID) / Main Space

Unreserved Seating

From Bach to Rachmaninov, come and enjoy an evening of informal chamber music. Trios, duos and solos by some of the greatest composers performed by 3 extraordinary musicians. Quirky and intimate is the order of the day.

VIVA PACIFICO!Sat 14 Mar / 8pm / £10, £7 adv


In solidarity with the people of Buenaventura in Colombia - War on Want, Movimientos and Movimiento Jaguar Despierto have joined forces for a night of Latin beats, spoken word, HJ[P]PZT�HUK�T\ZPJH�WHJPÄJ�

SERIOUS PRESENTS: FLAVIA COELHOThurs 19 March / 8pm / £15


This young Brazilian singer draws on the traditions of samba, bossa-nova, and Brazilian melodies and even leaves room in the mix for ragga and hip-hop. New album Mundo Meu out this year, follows her debut, Bossa Muffin.

Freedom Week: MUSIC TO CHANGE LIVES20 Mar / 8pm / Free / Main

Space / Unreserved Seating

The ‘Music for Development’ initiative has been life changing for the slum children of Dhaka. Culturepot Global presents a thought provoking talk by Rezwana Choudhury Bannya on this inspirational programme, following which she will perform her repertoire of Tagore songs.

Freedom Week: RHYTHMS FOR PEACE Sat 21 Mar / 8pm / £7, £5 concs


An exciting exploration through T\ZPJ��ÄST�HUK�J\SPUHY`�delights. Inviting collaboration between musicians from Bangladesh, Nepal and London with a message of peace and freedom that extends beyond geographical boundaries.

Freedom Week: MASS E BHAT LIVE WITH FILMS FOR FOODSun 22 Mar / 7.30pm / Free


Seating

See Films Pages for details.

Freedom Week: OFF THE GRID / KHIYO Thurs 26 Mar / 8pm / Free Main


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FESTIVAL CURATED BY SOUMIK DATTAFri 27 Mar / 8pm – 8am / £35,

£15 concs, £30 adv, £25 early

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Spaces

An unmissable 12 hours of live music from dusk ‘til dawn. Award winning composer, sarod player and Rich Mix artist in residence, Soumik Datta curates this unique festival, taking over the entire building to bring music from the wildly psychedelic to the meditative and sublime. Experience Rich Mix as never before. OPEN THE GATE

PRESENT: TONY DUDU & THE GUMBE JAZZ + JALLY KEBBA SUSSOSun 29 Mar / 8pm / £7 adv, £10

Main Space

Tony Dudu & The Gumbe Jazz take to the stage for an exclusive live concert showcasing their unique African rhythms; Latin grooves mix with South and West African rhythms with some jazz thrown in for good measure. 1HSS`�2LIIH�:\ZZV̸WSH`Z�.YPV[�music from Gambia

RICH MIX MEMBERSHIP

Become a member of East London’s premier independent cinema and arts centre and you’ll not only get two free cinema tickets and special rates for our exciting arts and culture programme, but you’ll be supporting the arts development and community work we do as a registered charity, too.

Single Membership: £30 Joint Membership: £45

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FILMMAIN RELEASESINHERENT VICEUntil Thu 5 Feb

FIFTY SHADES OF GREY From Fri 13 Feb

THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL From Fri 27 Feb

STILL ALICEFrom Fri 6 Mar

STONEHEARST ASYLUM “ELIZA GRAVES”From Fri 13 Mar

INDEPENDENT, DOCUMENTARY & LIVE EVENT CINEMANT LIVE (ENCORE): TREASURE ISLAND (12A)Wed 18 February, 1pm

£7.70, £5.70 members, £6

concs & £5.50 child / £1

booking fee (for non-members)

Robert Louis Stevenson’s story of murder, money and mutiny is brought to life in a thrilling new stage adaptation by Bryony Lavery, broadcast live from the National Theatre.

SOMEWHERETO PRESENTS: FREE SPEECH FEAR FREE Mon 2 Mar / 7pm / £5 / Main


A documentary made for and I`�`V\UN�WLVWSL��;OL�ÄST�produced by Direct-H and created by nineteen year old Tarquin Ramsay is for his generation with its updates, likes and tweets.

DASH CAFÉ: LIVE MUSIC, PERFORMANCE AND FILM FROM ARMENIAWed 4 Mar, 7.30pm

Free / Main Space

See Music pages for details

NT LIVE: BEHIND THE BEAUTIFUL FOREVERS (12A)Thu 12 March, 7pm

£16.50, £14.50 members,

£13.50 concs / £1 booking fee

(for non-members)

Pulizter Prize-winner Katherine Boo spent three years in Annawadi recording the lives of its residents. From her uncompromising book, winner of the National Book Award for Non-Fiction 2012, David Hare has fashioned a tumultuous play on an epic scale.

Freedom Week: MASS E BHAT LIVE WITH FILMS FOR FOODSun 22 Mar / 7.30pm / Free


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A special screening of Mass E Bhat with a live score by John Pandit and his team of musicians.

Freedom Week: OFF THE GRID / KHIYO Thurs 26 Mar / 8pm / Free


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6Ɉ�;OL�.YPK�KVJ\TLU[Z�HU�island in Bengal, focusing on those battling the loneliness of a disconnected life. Khiyo is a band that gives Bengali heritage music a London sound.

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Rich Mix Six: æ��ðOP�WLFNHWV�DOO�day Monday / child £4

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EE / Orange Wednesday: Two for one tickets. Promotion

ends February 25th

Kids’ Cine Time: Saturday, Sundays and

school holidays / £1.75

Parents and Babies: Mondays / £6, £4.50 concs

Rich Mix Seniors: Tuesdays / £3.50

Family Ticket

Family of 4 (2 adults &

2 children or 1 adult & 3

children: £23 / £26

Family of 3 (1 adult & 2

children): £16.80 / £18.60

With a Family Ticket, each child receives a free Kids Combo popcorn, drink and snack.

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FAMILY FRIENDLY ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS

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FebruaryPITSCHI, THE KITTEN WITH DREAMSSun 1 Feb / 11.30am / £6,

£5 Tower Hamlets Residents

Upstairs

Little Swiss kitten Pitschi is not happy; she wants to be a chicken, a goat, a rabbit, and a duck… anything but a cat! Full of good humour, music, song and adventure.

WIGGLY JIGGLERSMon 2 Feb, 16 Feb, 2 Mar, 16

Mar / 1pm / £4 per child

Main Space

At these creative movement sessions give your children the space and freedom to move in ways that support their development and their imaginations.

GRAND UNION YOUTH ORCHESTRA FREE WORKSHOP PROGRAMMESun 8 Feb and Sun 8 Mar

10am / Free / Main Space

See Young People page for details.

LONDON CHILDREN’S BOOK SWAPSat 14 Feb / 10am - 3pm / Free

Mezzanine

Are you hungry for stories? Looking for a new adventure? Swap your old books for new favourites at a London Children’s Book Swap venue near you. Ages 0 – 11.

AFRO GROOVES WORKSHOPSun 15 Feb / 10am / £10, £5

concs, £10 family of four

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Contemporary African dance movements in a fun, relaxed, educational and friendly environment.

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MWALIMU EXPRESSSun 15 Feb and Sun 15 Mar


London’s original monthly Pan African family adventure. It’s all HIV\[�T\ZPJ��ÄST��NHTLZ�HUK�dance from the Motherland. Each month features a live HY[PZ[�HUK�H�ÄST�MYVT�HU�(MYPJHU�country plus poetry, DJs, food and more.

RE-SOUND FESTIVAL: FESTIVAL WORKSHOPSSat 28 Feb and Sun 1 Mar

11am / Sat: £5, Family ticket

£10 (2 adults and 2 kids) Sun:

Free / Venue 2

An intergenerational, multi-arts event. Workshops include beat-boxing, rice painting, Bollywood dancing and poetry reading and writing.

CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS 2015Sat 28 Feb / 12pm / Free

Main Space and Mezzanine

KUNG HEI FAT CHOY! Come and celebrate the Chinese year of the sheep in style with performances, delicious food, charity stalls and childrens’ arts and craft workshops.

MarchA BALLAD OF FREEDOM Sun 22 Mar / 2pm / Free

Main Space

Celebrate the independence of Bangladesh through music, dance and photographic display. The event will capture the spirit and inspiration that led to the freedom movement.

THE AFRICAN MARKET Sun 29 Mar / 12pm - 7pm / Free

Main Space

The African Market showcases original & ethical fashion, accessories, jewellery, home-ware, natural beauty and health products, books, music and more.

FAMILY SUNDAYS AT RICH MIXEach and every Sunday we host a fun and creative activity for families. Ranging from theatre shows, to workshops, to festivals and storytelling there is something for everyone. All of the activities are low cost

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packed lunch to eat before or after an event then you are welcome to take a seat on the JVTM`�ZVMHZ�VU�V\Y�ÄYZ[�ÅVVY�mezzanine and take in a free exhibition while you are there.

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DANCE AND THEATREFebruaryPITSCHI, THE KITTEN WITH DREAMS Sun 1 Feb / 11.30am / £6,

£5 Tower Hamlets Residents

Upstairs

See Family pages for details

THE LATE DAVID TURPIN “LULU: A MONSTER MUSICAL” 3 Feb / 8pm / £6, £4 concs

Main Space / Seated

See Music pages for details.

DESCENT SHORTS Fri 6 Feb / 7.30pm / £8, £6

Limited early bird / Upstairs

A regular new writing event [OH[�ZOV^JHZLZ�Ä]L�IYPSSPHU[�original scripts by up and coming writers, all fused together with the most exciting KPYLJ[VYZ�HUK�[OL�ÄULZ[�emerging acting talent.

SCRIPTREAD EAST Sun 8 Feb / 3pm / £5, £3.50

concs / Upstairs

Love new writing? Love East London? Join Script Read East for a unique evening of script in hand performances showcasing London’s hottest, home-grown new writers. Plus live music and a special guest host.

LONDON TALES Sat 14 Feb / 7.30pm / £12, £9

concs / Upstairs

In this fast paced physically devised piece Utopia Theatre invite you to encounter real-life stories told by the people who lived them.

SMALL STORY / BIG CITY 2015For this exciting series running through 2015, Rich Mix supports emerging artists and companies to tell their stories of city life.

TENANCY I: CHICKEN AND INGRID Fri 13 Feb / 7.30pm / £10

Upstairs

Splutter Theatre Presents ;LUHUJ`�0!�*OPJRLU�[OL�ÄYZ[�in a three part series; through absurdism and the illustrative WV^LY�VM�JOPJRLU�VɈHS��HU�ancient family’s story is told. Using puppetry, mime, grotesque ‘body mask’ and captivating live music, Ingrid explores loneliness, old age and immigration.

BI AND BLEACHED Fri 20 March / 7.30pm / £10

Upstairs

In Bleached, MONO presents three monologues written by three up and coming writer/performers exploring the Queer scene in London. In Bi an Arab-Asian, Muslim-*OYPZ[PHU�IPZL_\HS�[YPLZ�[V�Ä[�into a world where the odds are against him.

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PROJECT NEW MOON Fri 20 Feb / 7.30pm / £12, £10

concs, £8 per person in groups

of 10 or more / Upstairs

Chinese Arts Space premier newly commissioned contemporary music and dance pieces. See Music pages for details.

Re-Sound Festival: TAGORE NEW VOICES Sat 28 Feb / 7.30pm / £10, £8

concs / Upstairs

Dance inspired by Tagore’s WVL[Y`�I`�ZVTL�VM�[OL�ÄULZ[�UK based dancers: Urja Thakore, Arunima Kumar and Katie Ryan, accompanied by live vocals: Aritra Bhattacharya, Sohini Alam and Ranjana Ghatak.

MarchTAMASHA PRESENTS MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS Fri 6 Mar / 7.30pm / £7, £5

concs / Upstairs

Following a successful 2014 showcase, Tamasha theatre company is pleased to present two exciting new voices – Tuyen Do and Elena Procopiu, with new work in development exploring the relationship between mothers and daughters.

IEVA KUNISKIS ‘WOMEN’S TALES’ AND RACHEL BURN ‘THRESHOLD’ Sat 7 Mar / 7.30pm / £10, £8

concs / Upstairs

A relaxed evening of dance, art, music and poetry: Ieva and Rachel present their works, Women’s Tales and Threshold, and invite their collaborators to share with them. Includes a post-show talk.

DRUNKEN CHORUS PRESENT DRUNKEN NIGHTS III Wed 11 Mar / 8pm / Free /

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A triple-bill of brand new theatre and dance - designed ZWLJPÄJHSS`�[V�IL�L_WLYPLUJLK�in the comfort of your local pub. Presenting three artists and companies supported by Drunken Chorus.

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…IN THE MIDDLE WITH YOU Fri 13 March / 7.30pm / £10, £8

concs / Upstairs

Heart-warning, light and playful scenes are contrasted with stark and deeply entrancing choreography that moves us in very personal ways. …in the middle with you makes an emotional poem of everyday life.

TELL TALES Fri 13 – Sun 15 Mar / 7pm / £10,

£8 concs / Upstairs

Returning for the fourth year running, Tell Tales is an extraordinary festival of short performances. From stand-up to storytelling, theatre to spoken word, live music to performance art, be prepared to be entertained and confused, shocked and moved, amused and bemused!

TWO GENTS BOOT CAMP Sat 14 Mar / 7.30pm / £10, £8

concs, £3 for Tower Hamlets

residents / Upstairs

;OPZ�PZ�[OL�ÄYZ[�ZOV^PUN�of a brand new work. Two Gents Theatre Company is a gathering of migrant artists creating bare-boned, cross-cultural performance exploring issues of migration & displacement through classic texts.

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THE MESSENGER Fri 20 Mar / 7.30pm / £8, £6

concs / Upstairs

Stunning imagery, dark comedy, and live music combine in this arresting story of the night death unexpectedly comes to call on the dysfunctional Greene family. A journey into the heart of organ donation.

Freedom Week: YERMA Sat 21 March / 7.30pm / £12,


A Kathak interpretation of Frederico Garcia Lorca’s anguishing story of Yerma, who Z\ɈLYZ�OLHY[�IYLHRPUN�ZVJPHS�torment of a childless marriage that forces her to commit a OVYYPÄJ�HUK�HU�PYYL]VJHISL�HJ[��Dance with live music.

COUNTING STARS AND FADE TO BLACK Sat 21 March / 1pm / Free

Upstairs

Counting Stars tells the story of two Nigerian nightclub toilet attendants united in love but divided by a toilet wall. Fade to Black is a darkly funny urban fairytale featuring live music and developed in collaboration with those who have experienced depression.

THE CRICK CRACK CLUB PRESENTS INANNA Fri 27 Mar / 7.30pm / £9, £7

concs / Upstairs

Goddess of sex, fertility, and warfare - Inanna harbours a desire for power, love and adventure that knows no bounds. With stunning sonics and visuals.

SHOW ME EDGWARE ROAD Sat 28 Mar / 7.30pm / £10, £8

Upstairs

Five leading female Middle Eastern artists, based in the UK, conspire to unveil the discord and harmony of mixing ZHɈYVU�HUK�^PUL��;OPZ�^VYR�PU�progress will be followed by a Q&A.

Freedom Week: OF BLOOD AND FIRE Sun 29 Mar / 3pm and 7:30pm

£8, £6 concs / Upstairs

Bringing to life some of the diary entries of Jahanara Imam, a Bangladeshi writer and political activist best YLTLTILYLK�MVY�OLY�LɈVY[Z�[V�bring to trial those accused of committing war crimes in the Liberation War of Bangladesh in 1971.

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Sun Feb 1 Mon Feb 2 Tues Feb 3 Wed Feb 4

Tues Feb 10 Wed Feb 11 Thurs Feb 12 Fri Feb 13 Sat Feb 14

Fri Feb 20 Sat Feb 21 Sun Feb 22 Mon Feb 23 Tues Feb 24

Mon Mar 2 Tues Mar 3 Wed Mar 4 Thurs Mar 5 Fri Mar 6

Thurs Mar 12 Fri Mar 13 Sat Mar 14 Sun Mar 15 Mon Mar 16

Sun Mar 22 Mon Mar 23 Tues Mar 24 Wed Mar 25 Thurs Mar 26

PITSCHI, THE KITTEN WITH DREAMS 11.30am

SMILE ACOUSTIC 6pm

WIGGLY JIGGLERS 1pm

STEPPING OUT WITH JEN BRISTER 8pm

THE LATE DAVID TURPIN “LULU: A MONSTER MUSICAL” 8pm

DASH CAFÉ: NOTHING IS TRUE AND EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE: PANEL DISCUSSION AND LIVE MUSIC FROM RUSSIA7.30pm

PONGATHON 5pm SOUMIK DATTA ARTS CLUB 8pm

TROYKA 8pm CELEBRATING LOVE, BUILDING BRIDGES 8pm

FIFTY SHADES OF GREY From Fri 13 Feb

SMALL STORY/BIG CITY, TENANCY I: CHICKEN AND INGRID 7.30pm

LONDON CHILDREN’S BOOK SWAP 10am - 3pm

LONDON TALES 7.30pm

EMEL MATHLOUTHI 8pm

PROJECT NEW MOON7.30pm

SAWCC: MODERN WOMEN — VISUAL ARTISTS BINITA WALIA & EMILIA TELESE 7.30pm

ALEKOS VRETOS PROJECT 8pm

TAKE BACK OUR WORLD 10am - 5pm

TAKE BACK OUR WORLD: AFTERPARTY 8pm

POET IN THE CITY: ULRIKE SANDIG 6pm

MAKING TRACKS: TRIO DAKALI 7.30pm

EXPRESSION SESSIONS: DIGITALOGUE7.30pm

EXPRESSION SESSIONS: DIGITALOGUE7.30pm

WIGGLY JIGGLERS 1pm

SOMEWHERETO PRESENTS FREE SPEECH FEAR FREE 7pm

IITS TRUE SKOOL PRESENTS TAKE A BREAK 6pm

DASH CAFÉ: LIVE MUSIC, PERFORMANCE AND FILM FROM ARMENIA 7.30pm

AWAN (ARAB WOMEN ARTISTS NOW)Thurs 5 - Sat 28 Mar

DEFYING THE LAWS OF GRAVITYThurs 5 - Sat 28 Mar

TAMASHA PRESENTS MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS 7.30pm

KERNOW IN THE CITY8pm

FRAFF 8pm

DEFYING THE LAWS OF GRAVITY until 28th

NT LIVE: BEHIND THE BEAUTIFUL FOREVERS (12A) 7pm

TONGUE FU 8pm

ELIZA GRAVESFrom Fri 13 Mar

...IN THE MIDDLEWITH YOU 7.30pm

TELL TALES 7pm

TELL TALES 7pm

TWO GENTS BOOT CAMP 7.30pm

VIVA PACIFICO! 8pm

MWALIMU EXPRESS 2pm

ALLSORTZ 7pm

TELL TALES 7pm

WIGGLY JIGGLERS 1pm

Freedom Week: MASS E BHAT LIVE WITH FILMS FOR FOOD 7.30pm

A BALLAD OF FREEDOM 2pm

Freedom Week: EDUCATION - A BIRTH RIGHT 7.30pm

DRAMA IN THE MIX SHOWCASE 6.30pm

JAWDANCE 8pm Freedom Week: OFF THE GRID / KHIYO 8pm

Thurs Feb 5 Fri Feb 6 Sat Feb 7 Sun Feb 8 Mon Feb 9

Sun Feb 15 Mon Feb 16 Tues Feb 17 Wed Feb 18 Thurs Feb 19

Wed Feb 25 Thurs Feb 26 Fri Feb 27 Sat Feb 28 Sun Mar 1

Sat Mar 7 Sun Mar 8 Mon Mar 9 Tues Mar 10 Wed Mar 11

Tues Mar 17 Wed Mar 18 Thurs Mar 19 Fri Mar 20 Sat Mar 21

Fri Mar 27 Sat Mar 28 Sun Mar 29 Mon Mar 30 Tues Mar 31

INTERGALACTIC DESHMon 5 - Sun 28 Feb

DEMOCRACIA REAL YAMon 5 - Sun 28 Feb

LONDON REMIXED FESTIVAL 7pm - 1am

DESCENT SHORTS 7.30pm

LONDON REMIXED FESTIVAL 7pm - 4am

GRAND UNION YOUTH ORCHESTRA FREE WORKSHOP PROGRAMME 10am

SCRIPTREAD EAST

3pm

BENGAL TO BETHNAL GREEN 3.30pm

AFRO GROOVES WORKSHOP 10am

MWALIMU EXPRESS 2pm

ALLSORTZ 7pm

WIGGLY JIGGLERS 1pm

CRICK CRACK CLUB PRESENTS THE CABINET OF ZOOLOGICAL CURIOSITIES 8pm

NT LIVE (ENCORE): TREASURE ISLAND (12A)1pm

TRANS-SIBERIAN MARCH BAND’S PICK AND MIX 2015 8pm

TRANSFORMER 8pm

THE SPITZ PRESENTS YOUNG AT HEART11.30am

JAWDANCE 8pm

HOWIE B + ADDICTIVE TV 8pm

RE-SOUND FESTIVAL: NEWANDERTHAL AND LOKKHI TERRA 8pm

THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL From Fri 27 Feb

Re-Sound Festival: FESTIVAL WORKSHOPS 11amCHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS 2015 12pmRe-Sound Festival: TAGORE NEW VOICES 7.30pmKNOCK2BAG 7.30pm

Re-Sound Festival: FESTIVAL WORKSHOPS 11am

SHOREDITCH REGIONAL FESTIVAL 1pmSMILE ACOUSTIC 6pmRe-Sound Festival: JAHVANI HARRISON AND JATANILBANERJEE 6pm

AWAN (ARAB WOMEN ARTISTS NOW)Daytime Event 11amEvening Concert 8pm

EVA KUNISKIS ‘WOMEN’S TALES’AND RACHEL BURN‘THRESHOLD’7.30pm

GRAND UNION YOUTH ORCHESTRA FREE WORKSHOP PROGRAMME 10am

BENGAL TO BETHNAL GREEN 4pm

PONGATHON 5pm THREE4 IN CONCERT8pm

SOUMIK DATTA ARTS CLUB 8pm

DRUNKEN CHORUS PRESENT DRUNKEN NIGHTS III 8pm

SHOREDITCH REGIONAL FESTIVAL 5pm

TRANS-SIBERIAN MARCH BAND’S PICK AND MIX 2015 8pm

SERIOUS PRESENTS: FLAVIA COELHO 8pm

Freedom Week: MUSIC TO CHANGE LIVES 8pm

MUSIC TO CHANGE LIVES 8pm

SMALL STORY/BIG CITY, BI AND BLEACHED 7.30pm

THE MESSENGER 7.30pm

COUNTING STARS AND FADE TO BLACK 1pm

YERMA 7.30pm

Freedom Week: RHYTHMS FOR PEACE 8pm

THE CRICK CRACK CLUB PRESENTS INANNA 7.30pm

THE ALL NIGHT FREEDOM FESTIVAL CURATED BY SOUMIK DATTA 8pm– 8am

WROGOWIE – THE ENEMIES PROJECT: POLISH POETRY 8pm

SHOW ME EDGWARE ROAD 7.30pm

KNOCK2BAG 7.30pm

THE AFRICAN MARKET 12pm - 7pm

Freedom Week: OF BLOOD AND FIRE 3pm and 7:30pm

OPEN THE GATE PRESENT TONY DUDU & THE GUMBE JAZZ + JALLY KEBBA SUSSO 8pm

PONGATHON 5pm

Freedom Week

To celebrate the 44th anniversary of Bangladesh’s Independence we’re presenting work from some of the most exciting contemporary artists working within the UK, Bangladesh and beyond. Building on the enormous success of last year’s festival, Freedom Week ��PUJS\KLZ�SP]L�T\ZPJ��ÄST��theatre, family activities and talks. And much of it is free so don’t miss out.

DEFYING THE LAWS OF GRAVITYThurs 6 - Sat 28 Mar

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MUSIC TO CHANGE LIVES20 Mar / 8pm / Free / Main


Talk and singing led by Rezwana Choudhury Bannya.

RHYTHMS FOR PEACE Sat 21 Mar / 8pm / £7, £5 concs


Collaboration between musicians from Bangladesh, Nepal and London.

YERMA Sat 21 March / 7.30pm / £12,


Kathak dance with live music.

A BALLAD OF FREEDOM Sun 22 Mar / 2pm / Free

Main Space

Celebrate the independence of Bangladesh through music, dance and photographic display. The event will capture the spirit and inspiration that led to the freedom movement.

MASS E BHAT LIVE WITH FILMS FOR FOODSun 22 Mar / 7.30pm / Free


Seating

A special screening of Mass E Bhat with live score.

EDUCATION - A BIRTH RIGHTMon 23 Mar / 7.30pm / Free


Seating

Discussion presented by BRAC and Culturepot Global.

DRAMA IN THE MIX SHOWCASETues 24 Mar / 6.30pm / Free


Seating

Radio plays written by East London school pupils.

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Film and live music.

THE ALL NIGHT FREEDOM FESTIVAL CURATED BY SOUMIK DATTAFri 27 Mar / 8pm – 8am / £30,

£15 concs, £30 adv, £25 early

bird before 2nd Feb

Various Spaces

OF BLOOD AND FIRE Sun 29 Mar / 3pm and 7:30pm

£8, £6 concs / Upstairs

A play bringing to life the diary of writer and political activist Jahanara Imam.

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FebruarySTEPPING OUT WITH JEN BRISTER Mon 2 Feb / 8pm / £20 / Main

Space / Seating and Standing

Join Jen Brister as she hosts an LGBT-friendly evening of laughter, fundraising for Step Forward. With a line-up of top comedians plus very special guest Sir Ian McKellen.

DASH CAFÉ: NOTHING IS TRUE AND EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE: PANEL DISCUSSION AND LIVE MUSIC FROM RUSSIAWed 4 Feb / 7.30pm / Free

Main Space

Launching Peter Pomeranzev’s thrilling new book, a journey into the glittering, surreal heart of 21st century Russia, followed by a panel discussion with the author and Dash Arts Artistic Director Josephine Burton.

CRICK CRACK CLUB PRESENTS THE CABINET OF ZOOLOGICAL CURIOSITIES Tues 17 Feb / 8pm / £8, £6 adv

Main Space

Three of the Crick Crack *S\I»Z�ÄULZ[�Z[VY`[LSSLYZ�ÅH\U[�[OLPY�\[[LY�KPZYLNHYK�for the natural sciences in an L]LUPUN�VM�\UÅ\Ɉ`�I\UUPLZ��beasts behaving badly, and animalistic fables for metropolitan grown-ups!

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SAWCC: MODERN WOMEN — VISUAL ARTISTS BINITA WALIA & EMILIA TELESEFri 20 Feb / 7.30pm / Free

Upstairs

Binita Walia and Emilia Telese discuss New Work for Modern Women, their joint exhibition at Airspace Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent. Utilising performance, photography, jewellery, and ÄST��[OLPY�^VYR�L_WSVYLZ�NLUKLY�roles and cultural migration.

POET IN THE CITY: ULRIKE SANDIG Sun 22 Feb / 6pm / Free

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Ulrike Sandig’s poems have inspired stunning artistic responses. Live poetry is JVTIPULK�^P[O�ÄST��ZV\UK�HY[�and conversation. Featuring the poet & artist Sebastian Reuter and Sandig’s UK translator Karen Leeder.

JAWDANCE Wed 25 Feb and 25 Mar / 8pm


Seating

This is a call out to all you sussed sonnesteers and suburban skalds: put your mouth where our mic is, and show us your verbals. Arrive 6.15pm to secure a slot.

KNOCK2BAG Sat 28 Feb & 28 March

7.30pm / £12, £8 adv / Main

Space / Limited Unreserved

Seating

Our monthly mixed bill comedy night returns with an eclectic line-up of award winning JVTLKPHUZ�HUK�[OL�ÄULZ[�UL^�acts. Recommended by Time Out, Spoonfed and Chortle.

March FRAFF Fri 6 Mar / 8pm / £8 / Upstairs

Unreserved Seating

“Fast paced poetry piss up for people who don’t like poetry.” Curated and compered by Scottee – a dyslexic who thinks poems should rhyme. International Women’s Day lineup includes Jayde Adama, Barbara Brownskirt, Angel Rose and Amy McAllister

TONGUE FU Thu 12 Mar / 8pm / £8, £6

concs / Main Space / Limited

Unreserved Seating

Poet Chris Redmond invites the UK’s sharpest poets, storytellers, comedians and writers to perform with genre-hopping improvised soundtracks from the Tongue -\�IHUK�HUK�PTWYV]PZLK�ÄSTZ�VU�[OL�Å`�MYVT�KLZPNU�Z[\KPV�CR&D.

Freedom Week: EDUCATION - A BIRTH RIGHTMon 23 Mar / 7.30pm / Free


Seating

Culturepot Global present a panel discussion with innovators in education including Bangladesh born anti-poverty solutions organisation BRAC, whose education programmes are replicated globally.

WROGOWIE – THE ENEMIES PROJECT: POLISH POETRYSat 28 March / 8pm / Free /

Upstairs / Unreserved Seating

Wrogowie: Celebrating the great modern tradition of Polish & British experimental poetry alongside innovative collaborative practise. A unique evening of poetry.

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FebruaryINTERGALACTIC DESHMon 5 - Sun 28 Feb / Free

/RZHU�&DIÒ�*DOOHU\A participatory installation exploring the transformative impact historical events have had on UK Bangladeshi diaspora. By visual artists Saif Osmani, Noémi Zajzon and Jane Dee.

DEMOCRACIA REAL YAMon 5 - Sun 28 Feb / Free

0H]]DQLQH�*DOOHU\‘Democracia real ya!’, meaning ‘real democracy now!’, is an exciting exhibition of street art by Rosario Martínez Llaguno and Roberto Vega Jiménez, members of the Mexican art collective Lapiztola Stencil.

MarchAWAN (ARAB WOMEN ARTISTS NOW)Thurs 5 - Sat 28 Mar / Free

/RZHU�&DIÒ�*DOOHU\Exhibition as part of the Arab Women Artists Now festival.

Freedom Week: DEFYING THE LAWS OF GRAVITYThurs 6 - Sat 28 Mar / Free

0H]]DQLQH�*DOOHU\plus launch event/talk on

5th March

Arresting photographic exhibition inspired by the sights of Dhaka.

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LONDON REMIXED FESTIVAL Fri 6 Feb, 7pm - 1am

Sat 7 Feb, 8pm - 4am

£20 two day pass

£7 Fri only

£12 Sat only

Earlybird / £15 Sat only

Various spaces

Global Local in association with Wormfood, Movimientos, Two for Joy and Woodburner take over Rich Mix for the weekend to present 25 cutting edge bands and DJs across four stages. Showcasing the best in Latin-Remix, Afrobeat, Vintage-Remix, Electro-Blues, Accoustic-Soundclash and BrassBand-Remix, this is a weekend not to miss.See music listings for details

TAKE BACK OUR WORLD Sat 21 Feb / Day Event: 10am

– 5pm / Free / Main Space /

Unreserved Seating and After

party: 8pm / £8, £5 concs /


See music listings for details

EXPRESSION SESSIONS: DIGITALOGUEMon 23 and Tues 24 Feb

7.30pm / £6, £5 each night

Main Space

Digitalogue: The symphony between digital and analogue in the corner of the city. Two nights of original material by emerging artists, incorporating fashion, interactive installations, dance & live music.

RE-SOUND FESTIVAL: BETWEEN THE NOTES - BENGAL AND BEYONDFri 27 Feb – Sun 1 March

Various Prices / Various

See Music, Family and Theatre and Dance pages for details.

AWAN (ARAB WOMEN ARTISTS NOW)Thurs 7 - Sat 28 Mar / Free

/RZHU�&DIÒ�*DOOHU\A one-day festival for International Women’s Day, including spoken word, music, JVU[LTWVYHY`�HY[��ÄST��HUK�a panel discussion on the challenges faced by the artists in their work. Plus exhibition 5 - 28 Mar.

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Young People

Rich Mix aims to provide fun and unique opportunities for young people. As well as the Rich Mix Young Ambassadors programme, we work closely with a number of partners to deliver live events, workshops, ÄST�ZJYLLUPUNZ�HUK�TVYL��Somewhereto is a nationwide project to help young people ÄUK�[OL�ZWHJL�[OL`�ULLK�[V�do the things they love. Run by Livity, Somewhereto has ILJVTL�H�ÅHNZOPW�WHY[ULYZOPW�project for Rich Mix. Why not come to their event Free Speech Fear Free in March? www.somewhereto.com

BECOME A RICH MIX YOUNG AMBASSADOR We are constantly on the lookout for passionate young people, especially those from the local area (Tower Hamlets and Hackney) aged 16-21, to join our team of ambassadors. Being a RMYA gives you the chance to:�7YVK\JL�`V\Y�V^U�L]LU[ZVTWSL[L�[OL�:PS]LY�(Y[Z�(^HYK*�_LU[Z�H[�9PJO�4P[LUK�L]])��K]PZL�VU�9PJO�4P_»Z)� �

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If you are interested in applying then please visit the project page in the ‘About’ section of our website or email [email protected]

Find out more about the team and follow them on Twitter @RMYAmbassadors

GRAND UNION YOUTH ORCHESTRA FREE WORKSHOP PROGRAMMESun 8 Feb and 8 Mar / 10am

Free / Main Space

London’s pioneering world music youth ensemble, the Grand Union Youth Orchestra, continue their residency at 9PJO�4P_�VɈLYPUN�MYLL�TVU[OS`�masterclasses and workshops for aspiring young musicians from all musical cultures.

ALLSORTZSun 15 Feb and Sun 15 Mar


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See Music section for details.

SHOREDITCH REGIONAL FESTIVALSun 1 Mar / 1pm / Free

Main Space

Tues 17 Mar / 5pm / Free

Main Space

This jam-packed festival features ten bands on each date, playing rock, pop and urban music. Support local bands and hear what the

professional musicians have to say about their music. Part of Music for Youth’s nationwide festival series involving 40,000 young musicians.

DRAMA IN THE MIX SHOWCASETues 24 Mar / 6.30pm / Free


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An evening celebrating the creativity of East London school pupils in a live showcase of 8 fantastic radio plays, responding to this year’s theme: Freedom.

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With Hollywood’s award season in full swing, why not bring a little glitz and glamour to the East End and host a private screening with the option of an after-party?

Whether it’s an alternative PKLH�MVY�H�Z[HɈ�ZVJPHS��corporate entertaining or just a well overdue catch-up with friends, invite your A-listers, pick from a range of catering options including popcorn, shakes, champagne and canapés, and sit back and enjoy the latest cinema release!

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Future Highlights

AprilANGLES IN LIFE Sat 4 April / 7.30pm / £10, £8

concs / Upstairs

Gritty contemporary dance production mixing live dance ^P[O�ÄST�WYVQLJ[PVUZ�

YEH SHEN Sun 5 April / 11.30am &

2.30pm / £6, £5 Tower Hamlets

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An enchanting piece of theatre for the whole family, telling the story of Yeh Shen or as Western audiences will know her, Cinderella.

TAMASHA SCRATCH NIGHT Fri 10 April / 7.30pm / £8, £3

Tower Hamlets residents /

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The award winning theatre company presents brand new writing.

ENEMIGOS: MEXICAN POETRY Tue 14 April / 8pm / FREE /

Upstairs

Join a host of Mexican poets HUK�^YP[LYZ�VU�[OL�ÄYZ[�UPNO[�VM�the London Bookfair as they collaborate with their British counterparts.

ACTING UPThu 16 April / 8pm / £8, £6

concs / Main Space

Live, improvised comedy night hosted by Ashley J and Tee-J, with DJ Excalibah.

NAVODIT Fri 17 April / £10, £8 concs /

Upstairs

Classical Indian dance, supported by Akademi.

Small Story/Big City: Eve: SPLEEN! + HAPPENINGSat 18 April / 7.30pm / £10 /

Upstairs

Day installations: LOVE.STOP.REPEAT (DO IT THEATRE) AND UN/BOUND (EVE PARMITER)Sat 18 April / 11am - 6pm / £tbc

For this exciting series running through 2015, Rich Mix supports emerging artists and companies to tell their stories of city life.

MARIANA SADOVSKAThu 23 April / 7.30pm / £12, £10

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Known as the ‘Ukrainian Bjork’ in her home country, :HKV]ZRH�PZ�H�IVUH�ÄKL�W\ZOLY�of boundaries. Presented by Making Tracks.

SOUNDCRASH PRESENT: TERAKAFTWed 29 April / 8pm / £16.50 /


Celebrating a rich and diverse culture with their unhindered sound; Terakaft tell their powerful story sculpted by the rolling sands of the Sahara.

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