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Sat 28 Nov 2009
Dot Cotton 18th Birthday Party feat. Boy George
Clubs
Koolwaters Album Tour
Tonight Dot Cotton celebrates our 18th Birthday with the most iconic figure of the last three decades, who continues to grab the limelight with his antics and lifestyle. Not only did he dictate the way a nation dressed, but he has carved out a musical career spanning over 30 years.
Today he still leads the way in popular music and delivers a DJ set that pushes the boundaries of house music and electronica. A true legend is about to give you a birthday present you will never forget - Dot Cotton welcomes the one and only Boy George.
Koolwaters Album Tour
Deep & Dirty House & Electro meets theatrical on the floor performances to provide a unique clubbing experience for the LGB&T scene in a fun and safe environment.
Hosted by Felicity Flappes
Students £7.50 (ID required)
Strictly 18+
Mon 30 Nov 2009
Theatre Workshop: Music in Performance (16 - 19 yrs)
Theatre
Total Theatre Workshop with Gomito Productions
Gomito's Total Theatre Workshops cover a huge variety of skills that are used in making new theatre. Try them all or select sessions from this term's menu. For down to earth young people who want to learn at a high level from professional theatre makers. No auditions, no drama queens, no tights.
This week's workshop: Music in Performance
Age: 16 - 19 (seniors)
Experiment with incorporating music and rhythm into a theatrical performance. Suitable for musicians and non-musicians.
To book for all 10 of this term's seniors workshop click here
For more information email amelia@gomito.co.uk or call 01223 403362. Click here to visit Gomito's website.
RedCape Theatre: The Idiot Colony
Theatre
RedCape Theatre present The Idiot Colony, a visually stunning and inventive blend of physical theatre and text.
The Idiot Colony is based on real life accounts of the treatment and incarceration of “moral defectives” in 1940's England. It is genuinely funny and incredibly moving.
Forgotten for decades inside a mental hospital, three women escape their present by remembering their past. In the asylum's hair salon, to the strains of Rick Astley and Glenn Miller they relive wartime affairs, illicit trysts and childhood secrets.
The Idiot Colony won a Total Theatre Award for Best Visual Theatre and a Scotsman Fringe First Winner in 2008.
Produced by Turtle Key Arts
Performed and Co-created by Claire Coaché, Cassie Friend and Rebecca Loukes
Directed by Andrew Dawson
Written by Lisle Turner
“an affecting, humorous piece of physical theatre” The Times
Age: 12+
Bar open from 7pm
Free tickets for under 26 year olds are available for this performance through A Night Less Ordinary, an Arts Council England scheme. Click here for more information.