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  • Whats On

    Music/Musical

    Image: Lizzie Coombes
    A man sits on a stone platform wearing a grey hoodie reading 'LIMA'. He is looking out towards a city which can be seen ahead.
    AZAD presents

    LIMA

    Thurs 13 - Sat 15 August at 9pm
    LIMA. Or how to reconcile solitude, love, loss and everyday chaos?
    Half the face of a person with white headphones on against a blended blue and pink background. Person has neutral facial expression.
    ARiot Theatre presents

    Earworm

    Tues 18 - Sat 22 August at 9pm
    Guy's bangers-riddled mind is compulsively looking for the PERFECT breakup song.
    Person in black dress with black evening gloves and a neck brace squeezing a giant bottle of deep rub ointment onto their back. Bold red text reads 'JOE LEATHER BABY FOR BACK (PROBLEMS)'
    Joe Leather presents

    Baby Got Back (Problems)

    Tues 25 and Weds 26 August at 7.15pm
    A musical comedy about the audacity of the human spine.
    Three musicians with guzheng, harp, and bodhrán pose on stone steps, with an inset portrait of a visual artist. Sound Strokes blends Chinese and Scottish music with live visual art.

    Sound Strokes: A Harmonious Blend of Chinese and Scottish Music

    Sat 5 and Sun 6 Sept at 7pm
    Sound Strokes blends guzheng, harp, and bodhrán/ percussion in an intimate performance of reimagined folk melodies, original works, and improvisation—where Chinese and Celtic traditions meet in a poetic, cross-cultural musical dialogue.
    Three men in their 40s and early 50s, playing a guitar, accordion and violin, are performing in front of pride flags. The accordion player, who is wearing a bwoler hat, is also singing. The other two men are in caps.

    Queer Revolutionary Singalong

    Sat 10 Oct at 8:30pm
    Join the Black Smock Band for fiery folk tunes and leftie singalong classics, from 'Bread and Roses' to 'Solidarity Forever'. Bring your singing voice (if you want) and your revolutionary fervour!
    A man in a velvet dress in front of a curtained backdrop has his two hands raised by his side, exclaiming. His face looks perturbed.
    Theo Chen presents

    Pretty Ugly

    Wed 14 - Fri 16 Oct at 9pm
    Military service in Singapore, Sondheim, and family history intertwine to determine why Theo feels so ugly, and whether it matters that they do?
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    Two disembodied hands constructing a structure made of old scaffolding and wooden beams.

    Deen over Dunya (WIP)

    Tues 20 Oct at 9pm
    'Deen Over Dunya' is a musical exploring the commercialisation of Islam and environmentalism from an Islamic point of view.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    An image of a young (about six years old) blonde girl. She is wearing a white shirt, with a striped pink overdress and a matching pink cap. She is smiling at the camera brightly.

    Bubbly (WIP)

    Tues 27 Oct at 7:15pm
    Bubbly is a darkly funny pop musical about three sisters and their internal battles with self-image and identity.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    A photo of Len performing onstage, with dramatic red and blue lighting. Len is in profile looking to the left, and there is a ghostly double exposure image of his face with a haunted expression looming over him facing the front.
    Len Gwyn presents

    The Show I Feel I Cannot Do (WIP)

    Tues 3 Nov at 7:15pm
    It’s a solo show, we’re all doing it. I’m getting top surgery... we’re all doing it? A WIP with music, interviews with friends and the myth of trans warrior Caeneus.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    A blurred pink and purple image of what appears to be three women melting into, and emerging from one another.

    Lover. Worker. Mother (WIP)

    Tues 10 Nov at 7:15pm
    Lover. Worker. Mother. Three selves venture beyond the boundaries of womanhood. A throbbing piece of gig theatre about identity, queerness, and the cost of becoming free.