Perception

Friday 4 May, 7 – 9.30pm
An evening of experimental music – doors open at 7pm, when you can will have the chance to play with Massive Noisy Pom Pom, enter the Space Box, and explore Jon Higgins’ latest piece of electronic music, Seven Miniatures in Stereo. This will be followed by a concert at 8pm featuring music, dance and installations by Peter Nagle, Per Norgard, Jan Margolius, Charlotte Whittle, Sandeep Gurrapadi, Lars Fischer, Andy Ingamells and Will Handysides. A programme that promises to be beautiful, strange, and hilarious in turns.

Saturday 5 May, 12.30 – 9.30pm
Nine hours of performances – a chance to hear the music of Wagner in a new light, to experience the creation of visual art through dance, and to participate in the UK premiere of Leo Doulton’s semi-improvised drama A War Game . Later in the evening there will be music from Deptford-based Saxophone-quartet Szygy, as well as a drag performance by Haus of Anxiety. All performances are family-friendly until 8.20pm.

Sunday 6 May, 3 – 4.30pm
The final concert of our weekend – a celebration of the curiosity that inspires fluidity between art, music and performance. Join us for the weird and wonderful – sock puppets, sculpture, a speaking pianist, dance inspired by art, and a new work by Alex Tay that explores the fluidity of language and understanding. Works and performances by Freya Harris, Cameron Dodds, Lily German, Marcus Dawe, Kate Soper, Emma Stanworth, Hugo Piper, and Rotem Sherman.