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THEATRE Theatre Hurts Given And Received By Howard Barker. Directed by Gerrard McArthur Does the creation of a great masterwork require a compulsion to cruelty? Inspired cruelties. Dazzling compulsions. And sexual transgressions. Howard Barker re-examines the creative life of the artist through one of his most fascinating and appalling characters. Provocative ideas, pungent poetic language, and savage wit build a thought-provoking allegory of the artist and society. The price is not just in the metaphorical blood of the poet… Slowly By Howard Barker. Directed by Hanna Berrigan As barbarians approach the palace of a decaying culture, four princesses debate their fate. Decorum demands suicide. But, for some, the possibility of life is all too compelling. In a culture of conformity, it may not be up to the individual to decide... Dates + Times 1 – 9 May Tue-Sat 6.30pm Sun 5pm Tickets £10 (£8 concs.) Double bill with Hurts Given £22 (£12 concs.) Dates + Times 29 April – 9 May Tue-Sat 8pm Sun 6.30pm Studio 2 thewrestlingschool.co.uk Image Eduado Houth Tickets £15 (£10 concs.) Preview Thu 29 April all tickets £10 Double bill with Slowly £22 (£12 concs.) Wonder And Worship In The Dying Ward A rehearsed reading of Howard Barker’s latest work, directed by Howard Barker. Sun 2 May 2.30pm, Tickets £5. Howard Barker Day Sun 2 May See all three plays for £24 (£15 concs.)
EXHIBITION Kinoteka Exhibition Kinoteka: 8th Polish Film Festiwal 4 – 27 March A retrospective dedicated to Roman Polanski’s early films during the festival is accompanied by this fascinating display of posters selected from Roman Polanski, Actor, Director, an exhibition assembled and presented by the Museum of Cinematography in Lodz in 2009. The exhibition will be showing film posters from all over the world from Roman Polanski’s films, which he directed and in which he appeared as an actor. Travels with Infra-red Photographs by Ryszard Szydlo Travels with Infra-red 28 March – 15 April Having the opportunity to travel, and to photograph, for me to share the experience is an extension of the journey. Taking infra-red black and white photographs removes the distraction of aesthetic beauty that colour provides, replacing it with a fantastical interpretation. This exhibition thus conjures an alternative vision, revealing hidden aspects of some European, African and American scenes. Sergio Strizzi Portraits from the Set Sergio Strizzi 16 – 25 April Sergio Strizzi began his career as a photo journalist and moved into the film business as a stills photographer in 1952. Since then, he has worked with Italy’s finest directors: Antonioni, Blasetti, De Sica, Germi, Monicelli, Petri, Rosi and Soldati, as well as Benigni, Tornatore, Scola, and Cavani. His work with non- Italian directors includes some of the James Bond films and projects with directors such as Jospeh Losey, John Huston, Peter Yates and Terry Gilliam. Strizzi was Audrey Hepburn’s photographer of choice and is considered to be one of still photography’s greatest exponents. The exhibition coincides with the Italian Film Festival at Riverside Studios.
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