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That's all folks!
Past events
Friday 28th September
7pm
In the style of a village fête.....A Fête worse than...!!
Invitation only
Confirmed acts:
Henry Brothers
Marina Florance
Fingerstyle Monkeys
Stephen Scott
Fish Head
Simon Cooper
plus sideshows and slideshows
Bar
Saturday 29th September 11-3pm
@ The Bally Shoe Factory Art Studios
Including
Kitchen Sink Quartet with Holly Rumble (11-3pm)
Pic, Mix & Take Away with Tony Hilton (11am-3pm)
Graffiti Stencils with Kev Parker (12-3pm)
Portraiture with David Potter
Papermaking with Rupert Mallin
(11am-3pm)
Creative Digital Photography with Diane
(11am-3pm)
Sunday 30th September 1-5pm
@Will Giles' Exotic Garden Music and entertainment in the
shrubs!
Thursday 4th October
@ The Crypt, The Halls, St Andrew's Plain
7.30pm
***Bar and food - from 7pm there will be bowls
of chilli, nachos and spring rolls if you don't have time for tea
first, or later if you get a little peckish with your pint!***
Stephen Scott (Ambient Electric Guitar)
Bev Bishop (Poetry)
Marina Florance (Singer/Songwriter)
Diane Moules (Poetry)
John Osbourne (Poetry)
My Dark Aunt (Music & Prose) + others TBC – Salman Shaheen,
Hilary Mellon
Thursday 4th October 7.30pm
RPP presents Underground Jazz @ Take 5
with Rory McCaffery Trio. 8pm Tickets £5 on the door
Saturday 6th October 12-4pm
@ The Workshop, Earlham Road free entry,
limited numbers
18 and under
Take the juice and listen to Norwich's talented youth. Music and
juice bar downstairs all day
Saturday 6th October 8pm free
entry, limited numbers
@ The Workshop, Earlham Road
with Cherry Styles & Lucky Jim +
friends
Master Solo
www.myspace.com/mastersolo
and of course, Lucky Jim
www.myspace.com/jamestobiasboyce
Sunday 7th October 1-5pm
£4 admission to garden
@ Will Giles’ Exotic Garden
The Jemms
Matt n Andy
Fish Head
Fingerstyle Monkeys
Stephen Scott
Unicorn Run
Storytelling installation Juliette & Helen
Sunday 7th October 7.30pm
@
Dragon Hall
limited numbers
with Stop/Sharpening/Your/Knives –
Poets and musicians
Lora Stimson
Other musicians TBC
Wednesday 10th October 9pm
@ The Birdcage
£1 on the door, limited numbers
Curated for the Fringe by Lora Stimson
Thursday 11th October 7.30pm
@ Maddermarket Theatre Bar , St John's Alley
with Stephanie Leal (Poetry)
Alto 45 (Music)
John Osbourne (Poetry)
The Husbands (Music)
Henry Brothers (Music)
Claire Hamburger
Librarian Girls
Yanny Mac the Pikey Poet
plus readings by the Fringe writing competition winners
Friday 12th October
Sponsors party & theatre event
Blackfriars Hall, The
Halls, St Andrew's Plain
6.30pm – 8pm Alan Boswell party in The Crypt by invitation
only
followed by
8pm Blackfriars Hall
Papa 41 (performance poet)
18th Arrondissement
Rupert Mallin(performance poet)
DJ78
Come to Blackfriars Hall's transformed cabaret space and don't miss
this fantastic line-up, with the return of Dog-Eared Collective
from Leeds and their side-splitting new show, straight from Edinburgh
supported by our own home-grown
The Leeds-based collective wowed audiences around the UK in 2006
with their hilarious, self-penned and bizarre comedy ‘The
Bi-Annual Barbeque and other stories’ and are back in 2007
with another smash-hit ‘Barnaby Brown: Orphan Extraordinaire’
which they describe as a fast-paced comic assassination, codename:
Dickens.
The story follows flaxen-haired Barnaby Brown who must brave the
cut-throat world of whistling and the dangerous gaze of Thomas Cook
to assert his irresistible orphan je ne sais quoi! Wildly anarchic
and darkly surreal, this is a Victorian joyride through glitz and
gruel. Sponsored by Alan Boswell Insurance Group,
Norwich
Tickets £5 in advance from the Fringe
Box Office, Norwich Studio Art Gallery, Upper St Giles or on the
door but be warned, numbers are limited! Best get them before if
you can.
Bar available
Saturday 13th October
7.30pm
@ The Library Restaurant
A poetry extravaganza with films on loan from the British Council
called 'Shooting Rhymes and Cutting Verses' - popular poems illustrated
by film-makers and animators plus a trailer of 'The
Girl who would be God', a beautiful animation by Suzie Hanna
(using paper supplied by GF Smith) - a glimpse into the childhood
years of Plath before she met Ted Hughes. Music from Plath's era
by Matt and Andy will carry the evening along in the stunning surroundings
of the Library Restaurant in Guildhall Hill (the old subscription
library)
Eve Stebbing reading Sylvia Plath
Mark Nash reading Ted Hughes
Andrew and Matt guitar and sax
Films on loan by The British Council
Sunday 14th October 10-7pm
@ The Green Grocer, Earlham Rd.
with DJ78
Fish Head
Others TBC
Live artists
Poets
plus food stalls and market, cooking demonstrations and ale tastings.
Come and be entertained while you shop outside for the best autumn
food in Norwich
Sunday 14th October 7pm
– curated by Al Hill @ Dragon Hall, King Street
Folk ‘n’ Food Tickets £7
Pink ‘n’ Ruby
Diefenbaker
Ragged String Band
NuFolk DJs
The final Fringe closing event, the ticket price includes food if
you arrive before 8pm so come and help us finish the Fringe for
another year in this amazing medieval venue. Tickets available from
the Fringe Box Office after 30th September 2007.
Food sponsored by Rainbow Wholefoods
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Street performance
New event – Projection by Helen
Litterick
Saturday 29 September 6.30-12pm in the Garth and Cloisters
behind the art school, St George's Street
Artist Helen Litterick will be invoking the ghosts
of past industry of the area. Drop by and have a look at
the apparitions on the wall
Children's Gun Amnesty!
Saturday 6 October all day, city centre
Cosmo, Joe Fool and the Foolhardy clowns
are running a campaign called 'Guns are not toys' and they are asking
children to bring their toy guns into the city for the last time
and hand them over in exchange for fun and entertainment and a 'good
heart'
Around the city in baby changing rooms
Nik Simpson
Poems adorn the walls of the baby changing rooms all over town.
Keep a look out whenever you have a nappy to deal with, Jarrolds
and The Forum confirmed!
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