A new psychogeographic work by Ben Cummins
Simply download the audio and print the map. Then press play when standing on Ha’penny Hatch Bridge. You will be guided by the Admiral on an exciting venture around deep dark Deptford.
(Ideally designed for saturdays between 27th sep - 18th oct)
Who Wants To Be…? is a dangerously democratic game show, where the audience votes on what to do with the box office takings. Last time they nearly voted to sack the host, end the show early and put the takings behind the bar. This time, it’s back with twice the audience - so twice the money.
Unicorn Theatre, London Bridge, 8-10pm on Friday 7 November. Phone 0207 100 7915 for tickets.
Part of the London Games Fringe.
The lovely Emilia will be twirling in mid-air at Shunt for a few days next week. Catch her while you can.
I’m really doing these posts in the wrong order, aren’t I? Anyway, if you’re free tomorrow night and down sarf, this will be worth a look.
Long-time arthouseparty friend Hannah Hull is curating a show in the CCP Car Park in Liverpool as part of the city’s Biennial Festival. The private view is 6-9pm on Friday 9 October. If you’re in town, go check it out.
CCP Car Park, Duke St, Liverpool L1 5AA
Contact: mail [at] hannahhull.co.uk
Two rare 60s films showing at Wilton’s Music Hall on 1 November. Romance on a a Raleigh RSW16. Is this the final nail in the coffin of the fixie trend?
ARRRR.
The Space Hijackers are having an Underwater Pirate Party, in honour of International Talk Like A Pirate Week (it’s actually Talk Like A Pirate Day, which is today. ARRR. But don’t let that get in the way of a good party).
Meet at 12 midnight, in the middle of the Greenwich Foot Tunnel underneath the Thames. Bring rum, scurvy, pirate costumes and pieces of eight. They’ll bring rum, swords and a bloody great sound system.
See you there! AAAARRR.
Public yoga installation art flashmob? I think so.
Pause Now Pose will be gathering a massive swarm of yogis in Dafoe Place in the Barbican this Sunday (21 September) for a public yoga art installation flashmob (flash-om?) type thing.
There’s more information about it here (clicky). If you want to take part, email rsvp [at] pausenowpose.org
(tiny disclosure: Tracy Lee Jackson, one of the creators of Pause Now Pose, is a teacher on School of Everything, one of my other projects. And she’s very, very lovely. You should meet her.)
