DaDafest 2006 Brochure

A month of resonating Disability and Deaf Arts at various venues in the North West of EnglandTuesday 14 November – Tuesday 12 December

DaDaFest events aim to beaccessible, including signlanguage interpretation and audio description

Contact NWDAF for further information:

Telephone: 0151 707 1733Fax: 0151 708 9355Text: 0151 706 0365Email: [email protected]

ContentsDaDaPerformance 2

DaDaExhibition 10

DaDaCabaret 16

DaDaComedy 18

DaDaTheatre 21

DaDaFilm 23

DaDaMusic 23

DaDaDebate 26

This year’s venues 28

Map 29

Diary of events 30(back cover)

Welcome to DaDaFest 2006

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Now in its sixth year, DaDaFest is the largest celebration of Disability and Deaf art in the UK, bringing together internationally-acclaimedprofessional artists, local home-grown talent, and up and coming young artists. In 2005 DaDaFest achieved the Mersey Tourism Awardfor Best Small Event 2005.

This year’s exciting program reflects Liverpool’s theme for 2006, ‘LiverpoolPerforms’. As in previous years we will be showcasing ground-breaking Deaf and disability arts; attracting national media attention and international performers.

For the first time we will be using venues in the Manchester area partnering with Manchester Arts organisations as well as Liverpool ones, and see this as key in raising the profile of Disability Arts regionally, nationally and internationally. We would like to thank our funders Arts Council England, Liverpool CultureCompany, and all the venues, sponsors and partners

Ruth Gould, NWDAF Director

I am so excited with this year’s program, there’s plenty of fantastic new acts and the festival has really grown. I hope you enjoy the varied and diverse line up.

Gemma Nash, Festival Organiser

Sunday 12 – Saturday 18 November

Hello Sailor!

Monday 13 November

DaDaBlast!

Merseyside Maritime Museum1.30pm, 2.30pm and 3.30pm FREE

Meet Dennis, a ship’s dining roomsteward by day, but star of the crew’smusical shows by night. Hear what life was like above and below deck on a cruise liner in the 1960s.BSL interpreted.

Merseyside Maritime MuseumAlbert Dock, Liverpool, L3 4AQTelephone 0151 478 4441

BBC Radio Merseyside, 5pm

DaDaFest Launch.This event is invite only.

Contact NWDAF for informationTelephone 0151 707 1733

BBC Radio Merseyside:31 College Lane, Liverpool, L1 3BS.(entrance on Hanover Street)

DaDaPerformance includessome fantastic shows fromDeaf Culture celebration to chaotic cabaret. Most events are BSL interpreted.Don’t forget to contact the venues fortickets and if you have any questionscontact NWDAF on 0151 733 1733

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Saturday 18 November

V_EVisual ExtravaganzaPlayhouse Theatre, 7pm Tickets £10 / £8 concession (for nonBSL users)

The cream of Deaf performers withLiverpool connections are taking part in probably the biggest Deaf CultureCelebration in the UK. Acts includeLIPA-trained Ramesh Meyappen(Singapore), Common Ground SignDance Theatre and Frank Essery.

Playhouse TheatreWilliamson Square, Liverpool, L1 1ELTelephone 0151 709 [email protected]

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Wednesday 22 November

DysfunctionDeafinately Theatre

Unity Theatre, 8pmTickets £8 / £6 Concession

Dysfunction explores the bizarreaspects of family life focusing on therelationship between Deaf husband and wife Sue and Nigel. This pieceprovides a perfect opportunity to playwith language and communication on different levels: between membersof the family, between the Deaf andhearing characters and between theactors and audience.

Unity Theatre1 Hope Street, Liverpool, L1 9BGTelephone 0151 709 4988Tickets available online atunitytheatreliverpool.co.uk Book by text or utext 07840 659 807

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Monday 27 November

Proud and Loud:Because You Are WorthlessThe Cornerstone Theatre, 7.30pmTickets £5/£3 concession

During World War II the pursuit of theperfect human was the ultimate goal,the eradication of imperfection essential.This piece written by Cathy Crabb anddirected by Tom Hogan examines howour attitudes have moved on since theeugenics movement, and the place fordisabled people in society then and now.The performance will be followed by a discussion.Presented in association with The Cornerstone Festival.

Hope at Everton, Cornerstone, 1 Haigh Street, Liverpool, L3 8QBTelephone 0151 291 3578

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Saturday 25 & Sunday 26 November

Treasure House Theatre

World Museum Liverpool, 2pm & 3pmFREE

Food for thought- a new family show.Travel back in time with a waiter andanimated chef to discover how ourancestors fished, followed and foundtheir food and help get the TASTIE testcompleted on time.BSL Interpreted.

World Museum LiverpoolWilliam Brown Street, Liverpool, L3 8ENTelephone 0151 478 4296

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Friday 1 December

Children and YoungPeople’s Awards

Saturday 2 December

Mother Redcap

Alima Centre4pm – 9pmFREE (Invitation only – contactJennie Walker 0151 707 1733)

An excellent opportunity for Disabledand Deaf young people to showcasetheir skills in a variety of art forms.There’ll be a vibrant visual art exhibitionand spectacular performances fromyoung people. We have invited guestartists to perform and there’s plenty to eat and drink!

Alima Centre35 Sefton Street, Liverpool, L8 5SLTelephone 0151 706 6900

Merseyside Maritime Museum1.30pm, 2.30pm and 3.30pmFREE

Mother Redcap will be on the gallery to captivate you with stories about the dark and dangerous world of smuggling. BSL interpreted.


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Tuesday 5 December

The Arts Factor!

The Pier Centre, Wigan4.30 – 7.30pm FREE (contact Pier Centre to book your place: 01942 486 918)

Celebrating the disability Arts Scene inWigan Borough, this event will showcaseprojects by local groups and artists,there will be guest speakers, inclusivedance performances, opportunities tonetwork and information about fundingopportunities through the Wigan and Leigh Disability Arts Network. A Christmas buffet will be provided.

The Pier Centre, Pottery RoadWigan, WN3 5ABTelephone 01942 486 918

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Sunday 3 December

Family Fun Day

Sefton Park Palm House11.30am – 3.30pm FREE

A hive of activity, includingperformances, workshops and stalls for all ages. Performances include sign theatre dancer Denise Armstrong, Jazz Diva Minika Green, a classicalstring duo, funky samba band and the International award winning Jez Colburne.

Workshops include: photography,signed dance and body painting.

Sefton Park Palm HouseSefton Park, Liverpool, L17 1APTelephone 0151 726 9304

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Tuesday 5 December and Friday 8 December

Poetry BoybandAisle 16. Craig McDonald

Tuesday 5 DecemberHope at Everton, 7.30pm

Friday 8 DecemberRoyal Exchange, 8pm

Tickets £9 / £6 concession

In conjunction with the CornerstoneFestival, DaDaFest presents poets in a white suit, with girls snatching at theirankles. These delectable boy wondersuse the form of a spoof lecture withbreath-taking graphics to deride thetraditions of the empty pop format and bring verse to the unversed.

Time Out Critics Choice of the year 2005.*****


Royal Exchange StudioSt Anne’s Square, Manchester, M2 7DHTelephone 0161 833 9833

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Wednesday 6 December

Tenaciousby Mandy Redvers-Rowe

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The Grace Room, 1pm FREE

A new play about a journey on aTall Shipfrom Liverpool to Belfast. "My place was funded by NWDAF and LCC, and the experience trulychallenged me in ways I had notexpected. Although written by me,other crew members have genersoulycontributedto help produce this play."


Wednesday 6 December

Pig SisterJulie McNamara

Footballer’s BoyfriendBrian Wharton

Alima Centre, 7pm Tickets (2 shows - double bill!) £8 / £3 concession

Alima Centre, 35 Sefton Street , Liverpool, L8 5SLTelephone 0151 706 6900

In Pig Sister, Pig and Sissy have optedout of the weekly shopping spree in the hope of time alone. But this mayprove dangerous. A comic and surreallandscape emerges where it’s ‘everywoman for herself’. This is a script in hand, moved reading using localacting talent.

Julie McNamara’s roller coaster sequelto her one woman show Pig Tales!(Critics Choice, The Times)

Footballer’s Boyfriend is a comic tale oflust and longing. Has love ever drivenyou to do something crazy? Footballer’s Boyfriend shows a gayman seduced, spoiled and signed off by a soccer superstar! Darren reliveshis moments of agony and ecstasybefore taking sweet revenge in a literary outing!

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Thursday 7 December

Fluff & Pig Sister(Double bill)

Friday 8 December

One Man WaitingWicked Fish

Alima Centre, 7pmTickets £8/£3 concession

Taking inspiration from a poem The Terrorist by Wislawa Szymborska,One Man Waiting is a play about a cafeand its customers, and the unseenperson who waits and watches acrossthe street. This work reflects thecompany's concerns about terrorism,its causes and effects.

Alima Centre35 Sefton Street , Liverpool, L8 5SLTelephone 0151 706 6900

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Alima Centre, 7pm Tickets £8 / £3 concession

Birds of a Feather meets GimmeGimme Gimme..!As Gloria lauds it over her two lodgersTasha and Beth, too many P-As spoil the broth and burn the toast! Today is Crip-ability Living Allowancereview day, when Beth and Tasha discover - amongst the fluff and shiny new kettle! - their land-lady'sdarkest secret...


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Tuesday 12 December

Church of 80% SincerityDavid Roche

Alima Centre, 8pmTickets £6/ £5 concession

Using warm humour rooted in deep understanding of human frailty, Church of 80% Sincerity explores facial difference in a compelling andheart warming way. David’s storiesreveal that his face is unique, but hisexperiences and message are universal.


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Saturday 9 December

Now you see them, now you don’t

Merseyside Maritime Museum1.30pm, 2.30pm and 3.30pmFREE

New storytelling session! Come and meet our time-travellingexplorer and see if you can stop the animals disappearing forever. BSL interpreted.


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World Museum Liverpool, 10am – 4.30pm FREE

Get your hands on a wide range of tactileand sensory collections and activities.Trained team demonstrators are on-handto help with the different exhibits, on at different times. These include;sculpture, ethnographic costumes.Pottery finds, beadwork, prehistorictools, Ko-awase (a Japanese smellinggame) and lots more.


DaDaExhibition includes somestunning art, both visual andperformance based.

Don’t forget to contact the venues fortickets and if you have any questionscontact NWDAF on 0151 733 1733

Tuesday 14 November – Wednesday 13 December

The Weston Discovery Centre

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Saturday 25 November –Friday 15 December

On the Edge

Alima Centre, 11pm – 5pm mon–satFREE

On the Edge... an exhibition and paneldiscussion exploring being forced to the edge... of the city, the art scene,society, peoples’ conciousness andview. At a time when Liverpool is undergoing transformation, thishighlights opportunities for the city to open doors and embrace difference.

A partnership between NWDAF andLiverpool Biennial.


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Thursday 16 – Thursday 23 Novermber

ArticulEight

Zion Arts Centre, 9am – 9pmFREE

A showcase of stunning works of artfrom last year’s eight DaDaFest visualart award nominees. Includes anexhibition from winners RachelGladston and Roger Cliff-Thompson.

Zion Arts Centre, Stretford Road,Hulme, Manchester, M15 5ZATelephone 0161 226 1912

Friday 17 NovemberOpen View for ArticulEight3pm – 5pm

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Thursday 23 November

Fakes, Fags and Fiends Gallery Tour

Customs and Excise Museum , 2pmFREE

Join us in a gallery tour as we examinethe history of smuggling, the role ofmodern customs officers and some of the objects that they have seized!Touch tour.

Customs and Excise Museum (within the Maritime Museum) Albert Dock Liverpool, L3 4AQTelephone 0151 478 4441

Walker Art Gallery, 1 – 1.45pm Drop-in sessionFREE

Dr Paul O’Keefe leads a tour of the John Moores 24 exhibition and focuseson some of the highlights from thisyear. Meet in Special Exhibitions. BSL Interpreted.

Walker Art Gallery,William Brown Street, Liverpool, L3 8ELTelephone 0151 478 4178

Tuesday 21 November

John Moores 24Exhibition Tour

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Saturday 2 – Saturday 9 December

Seen.2, Hermitage,Wayfinding and The Blue Room

Out of The Bluecoat, 11am – 6pm weekdays and 11am – 4pm Saturdays and SundaysFREE

Out of the Bluecoat presents anexhibition of work from recent andcurrent projects. Featuring sculpture,animation, installation, sound, tactilework and smells. This event iscollaborative between artists fromCrown Street Resource Centre,Halewood Resource Centre, LVSB, L8 Resource Centre, Fusion and local individuals.

Out of The Bluecoat60 Hanover Street, LiverpoolTelephone 0151 703 9248

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World Museum Liverpool, 2pm FREE

Close encounters with spiders and scorpions. Take a closer look at these amazing creatures.BSL interpreted, tactile session.



Clore Natural History Centre

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Tuesday 5 December

Picture of the month talkDeath of Oedipus by Henri Fuseli

Walker Art Gallery, 1 – 1.30pm Drop in sessionFREE

This month’s painting was selected by curator Alex Kidson who will leadtoday’s talk.BSL Interpreted

Walker Art GalleryWilliam Brown Street, Liverpool, L3 8ELTelephone 0151 478 4178

Sunday 3rd December

BSL Interpreted tour ofPatrick Caulfield's work

Tate Liverpool,3pm – 4pm. No booking required, meet in foyer at 2.55pmFREE

This display brings together paintingsand prints from the Tate Collection tocelebrate the work of Patrick Caulfield,who emerged during the 1960s anddied in 2005. His works are bold andstartlingly original. The tour is informaland no prior knowledge or art isrequired, so why not come along and join us?

Tate LiverpoolAlbert Dock, Liverpool L3 4BBTelephone 0151 702 7400

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Open Day

Lime Court Day Centre, 12 – 3pmFREE

Following a series of user-led workshopsLime Court Attendees express theirthoughts and feelings in an imaginativeand empowering way using differentartistic mediums such as photography,poetry and theatre.

Lime Court Day CentreLiverpool, L6 1NBTelephone 0151 263 8338

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DaDaCaberet includes somefantastistic musical delights,from hip-hop to jazz, classicalto indie.


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Friday 17 November

DaDatastic

Alima Centre, 8pmTickets £3

In conjunction with the Heroes ProjectDaDatastic is a new and ‘inclusive’ clubnight for people with learning disabilitiesand their friends right in the heart of Liverpool.

A great night out with themed events,dancing, entertainment, comedy and cabaret all rolled into one fantastic experience.



DaDaFest Dinner and Awards

Crowne Plaza, 7pmTickets £50

A unique and lively ceremony whichcelebrates the best deaf and disabledartists both internationally and nationally.Each award winner will receive aprestigious bronze award designed bylocal Deaf Sculptor, James McLaughlin.

This evening will by hosted by Mat Fraser and Ally Briggs.

Contact NWDAF for tickets @ £50 eachTelephone 0151 707 1733

Crowne PlazaSt Nicholas Place, Pier HeadLiverpool, L3 1QWTelephone 0870 400 9068 (room bookings)

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DaDaComedy includes somehilarious performances fromstand- up to sketch based fun.


Tuesday 14 November andThursday 23 November

Nasty Night Out

Tuesday 14 NovemberContact Theatre, 8pmTickets £2

Thursday 23 NovemberUnity Theatre, 8pmTickets £5 / £3 concession

Acclaimed comedy troupe, Nasty Girls,host an evening of delights from a bevyof fresh new up and coming acts fromlocal Disabled/Deaf female performers. Acts include the notoriously cheekyGemma Nash and fabulously fruityFiona King!

Contact TheatreOxford Road, Manchester, M15 6JATelephone 0161 274 0600

Unity Theatre1 Hope Place, Liverpool, L1 9BGTelephone 0151 709 4988Tickets available online atunitytheatreliverpool.co.uk Book by text or utext 07840 659 807

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Jim Fixed it For MeLaurence Clark plus new work from the internationallyacclaimed Tanyalee Davis

Friday 17 November The Arts Centre, 8pmTickets £8 / £6 Concession

Laurence was on Jim’ll Fix It in 1990. He’s still getting over it! Described as a ‘sit-down comedian’ by un-PC CherieBlair, disabled comedian LaurenceClark’s new show tells a story of love, obsession and a certain badge! With the spectre of Jim’ll Fix It stillhaunting his dreams, he tackles suchdiverse subjects as the questionable miraculous effects of Lourdes, usingurinals when in a wheelchair, and thebiggest challenge for any man –becoming a father. Maybe wishfulfilment isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

The Arts CentreLiverpool Community CollegeMyrtle Street, Liverpool, L7 7JATelephone 0151 707 1733

Sunday 26 November

HandiSlap

Comedy Store, 8pmFREE

In conjunction with the Comedy Store’sregular fortnightly New Stuff night,DaDaFest presents new materialfrom some of the most talenteddisabled comedians around. These wickedly wonderful acts will be hilarious, raw and raunchy,guaranteed to make you fall about in fits.

Featuring Liz Carrand Laurence Clark

Comedy Store, 3 and 4 DeansgateLocks, Whitworth Street, Manchester, M1 5LHTelephone 0870 593 2932

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Jim Fixed it For MeLaurence Clark

Royal Exchange, 8pmTickets £9 / £6 Concession

‘When it comes to lampooningmisguided political correctness, there is no one better’ Metro

Royal ExchangeSt Anne’s Square, Manchester, M2 7DHTelephone 0161 833 9833

The Arts Centre, 8pmTickets £3

CreatOvate presents a night of chaoticcabaret from new up and coming North West based artists. Be prepared for controversy, bedlamand hysteria, and an open mic sessionwhere anything goes.

It’s time to unleash your inner monkeyand let those creative juices flow!

The Arts Centre Liverpool Community CollegeMyrtle Street, Liverpool, L7 7JATelephone 0151 707 1733

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Exceptional performancesfrom internationally acclaimedtheatre companies.


Tuesday 28 November

In Praise of Fallen Women

Unity Theatre, 8pmTickets £8 / £6 concessions

The Fingersmiths Limited present a post modern history of ‘bad girls’- an investigation of the oldest professionin the world, where we meet womenwho can be provocative, humourous,seductive but never sleazy! An experiment in bilingual performanceusing theatricalised BSL and spoken/projected text, the production examineshow the two languages communicate in the space between them.


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Signs of a DivaCaroline Parker

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Unity Theatre, 8pmTickets £8 / £6 Concession

When faced with a life-changingdecision, Tammy (the alter ego ofundertaker Sue Graves) turns to herfriends… the flat vinyl sort - strong,vulnerable women she identifies with. With an iconic soundtrack, CarolineParker, interprets, translates and signs,telling the stories of songs that havetouched a generation of music lovers.


Sunday 19 November

ClassicThe Heroes

The Lowry, 2.30pm and 7.45pmTickets £5

The multi-award winning Heroes popgroup deliver the premier performanceof Classic a brand new fusion of hardhitting music and strong socialawareness set against a backdrop ofpowerful images. Both shows will alsofeature other performers including the fabulous Jez Colborne – Winner of the European Year of Disabled PeopleEurovision song contest.

The Lowry, Pier 8Salford Quays, Manchester, M50 3AZTelephone 0870 787 5780

Friday 24 November

Reel Fest

Alima Centre, 8pmTickets £3.50

Max Zadow and Anne Cunninghamshowcase the work of local, nationaland international Disabled film makers as well as finished products from the NWDAF Shoot to Thrill project. This night will also feature 5-minuteshorts from competition winners.

Alima Centre (The Box, Chinese Theatre)35 Sefton Street, Liverpool, L8 5SLTelephone 0151 706 6900

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Monday 6 November

Alternative Dramaturgiesinformed by a d/Deaf andDisability Perspective

Hope University, 10am –5pmTickets £10 for individuals£20 for organisations

The symposium will be a day-long event led by Disabled and Deafpractitioners/artists and academics,including papers, presentations, workdemonstrations and panel discussions.This will be the second of two regionalsymposia with International contributers.The first took place in the South West in March 2006.

Liverpool Hope University, Deanery of Arts and Humanities, The Cornerstone, Haigh Street, Liverpool, L3 8QTelephone 0151 291 3000

DaDaDebate includesseminars and workshops thattackle current issues and lookat exhibitions.


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In The Frame Liverpool

Tate Liverpool, 10am – 3.30pmFREE

What's it like to have a learningdisability or difficulty and want to be an artist? How can learning disabledartists be better recognised and havebetter chances? Join hosts TateLiverpool and Mencap along withartists, supporters and artsorganisations, for workshops and talks exploring ways of breaking down the barriers.Lunch and refreshments included free of charge. Booking essential.

Tate Liverpool, Albert DockLiverpool L3 4BBTelephone 0151 702 7453


On the Edge: Seminar

Alima Centre, 1pm – 4pmFREE

A seminar discussing the theme of the On the Edge exhibition .

This is a partnership between NWDAF,Liverpool Biennial of Contemporary Art,the Novas Group and funded byCommunity Foundation for Merseyside,Arts and Culture Fund.


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Alima Centre35 Sefton Street, Liverpool, L8 5SLTelephone 0151 706 6900No minicomwww.novas.org (no online booking)

The Arts CentreLiverpool Community CollegeMyrtle Street, Liverpool, L7 7JATelephone 0151 707 1733 (NWDAF)

Contact TheatreOxford Road, Manchester, M15 6JATelephone 0161 274 0600Book online: www.contact-theatre.org

Comedy Store3 & 4 Deansgate Locks, Whitworth St.,Manchester, M1 5LHTelephone 0870 593 2932Book online: www.thecomedystore.com

Crowne PlazaSt Nicholas Place, Pier HeadLiverpool, L3 1QWTelephone 0151 243 8000 (to bookrooms or get info) front deskwww.crowneplaza.co.uk

Customs and Excise Museum Albert Dock,Liverpool, L3 4AQTelephone 0151 478 4441Email for information:[email protected]

Hope UniversityDeanery of Arts and HumanitiesThe Cornerstone, 1 Haigh Street, Liverpool, L3 8QBTelephone 0151 291 3578

Lime Court Day CentreLiverpool, L6 1NBTelephone 0151 263 8338Fax: 0151 264 0524

The LowryPier 8, Salford Quays, Manchester, M50 3AZTelephone 0870 787 5780Minicom 0161 876 2002Book online: www.thelowry.com


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Out of The Bluecoat60 Hanover Street, LiverpoolTelephone 0151 703 9248www. bluecoatartscentre.com

The Pier Centre Pottery Road, Wigan, WN3 5ABTelephone 01942 486 918

Playhouse TheatreWilliamson Square, Liverpool, L1 1ELTelephone 0151 708 3700www.everymanplayhouse.com

Radio Merseyside (BBC)31 College Lane, Liverpool, L1 3BS(entrance on Hanover Street)Telephone 0151 708 5500

Royal Exchange StudioSt Anne’s Square, Manchester, M2 7DHTelephone 0161 833 9833Minicom 0161 615 6699 www.royalexchange.co.uk

Sefton Park Palm HouseSefton Park, Liverpool, L17 1APTelephone 0151 726 9304

Tate LiverpoolAlbert Dock, Liverpool, L3 4BBTelephone 0151 702 7400

Unity Theatre1 Hope Street, Liverpool, L1 9BGTelephone 0151 709 4988www.unitytheatreliverpool.co.uk

Walker Art GalleryWilliam Brown Street, Liverpool, L3 8ELTelephone 0151 478 4178

World Museum LiverpoolWilliam Brown Street,Liverpool, L3 8ENTelephone 0151 478 4296

Zion Arts CentreStretford Road, Hulme, Manchester, M15 5ZATelephone 0161 226 1912

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November6 Alternative Dramaturgies pg.2412 Hello Sailor! Until 19 Nov pg.313 DaDaBlast! Launch event pg.314 Weston Dicovery Centre pg.10

until 13 Dec16 Nasty Night Out pg.18

ArticulEight until 23 Nov pg.11Lime Court Open Day pg.17

17 DaDatastic pg.1818 V_E Visual Extravaganza pg.419 Classics: The Heroes pg.2321 John Moores 24 pg.1222 Dysfunction pg.423 Fakes, Fags and Fiends pg.12

Nasty Night Out pg.18In the Frame pg.25

24 Reel Fest pg.2425 Treasure House Theatre pg.13

Laurence Clark: pg.19Jim Fixed it for MeOn the Edge until 15 Dec pg.11On the Edge seminar pg.25

26 Treasure House Theatre pg.1326 Handislap pg.1927 Proud and Loud pg.428 In Praise of Fallen Women pg.21

29 Clore Natural History Centre pg.13Signs of a Diva pg.22

30 DaDafest Dinner & Awards pg.18

December1 Young Peoples Awards pg.52 Mother Redcap pg.5

Unleash the Monkey pg.20Seen2, Hermitage, pg.14Wayfinding and The Blue Room

3 Patrick Caulfield pg.14BSL interpreted tourFamily Fun Day pg.6

5 The Arts Factor! pg.6Poetry Boyband pg.6Picture of the Month pg.15

6 Pig Sister pg.7& Footballer’s BoyfriendTenacious pg.8

7 Fluff & Pig Sister pg.88 Poetry Boyband pg.6

One Man Waiting pg.89 Now You See Them, pg.9

Now You Don’tLaurence Clark: pg.19Jim Fixed it for Me

12 Church of 80% Sincerity pg.9

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