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PULSE Index PULSE info

Sun 2 June Family Day

Welcome Ticket Info Access Info

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Thu 30 May When I Was Old / When I Get Young The Bullet And The Bass Trombone

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Fri 31 May Suitcase Prize Day Session 1 How To Win Against History A Cure For Ageing Near Gone Session 2 Anthropoetry The Flying Roast Goose Leftovers Session 3 Raymondo A Journey Around My Skull A Conversation With My Father The Museum’s Secrets On The Beach

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Storymaker The Whale Paper People Kid Carpet & The Noisy Animals The Girl With The Iron Claws The Six O’Clock News

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Mon 3 June I Wish I Was Lonely Mess

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Tue 4 June a 11

My Heart Is Hitchhiking…

Major Tom

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Wed 5 June a 12

Predator We’re Only Here Today

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Sat 1 June

A Faultline Bitch Boxer

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Session 1 Frequently Asked Questions Kick Session 2 Be Here Now The Altitude Brothers Piswer Session 3 Domestic Labour The Forensics Of A Flat And Other Stories Works-In-Progress Stand By For Tape Backup Gym Party Slap Talk #TORYCORE

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Pulse Symposium The Forest & The Field Best In The World The Pain Of Desire

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PULSE Welcome The New Wolsey Theatre welcomes China Plate as Festival Directors for PULSE 2013.

We are delighted to have joined the New Wolsey PULSE 2013 team as Festival Directors to bring you this bright and inspiring snapshot of contemporary theatre and performance: finished shows, work-in-progress and new ideas. Join us to laugh, shed a tear or two, be challenged and maybe even have a bit of a think.

See the work, meet the artists, talk to us, be a part of it.

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This year we’re also bringing you a number of brand new events – the festival opens with Lucy Ellinson’s When I Was Old / When I Get Young made with members of the New Wolsey audience, while Dan Bye’s The Six O’Clock News will see the New Wolsey Young Company working alongside guest artists to reflect on the news, locally, nationally and internationally.

see multiple shows and even a few tickets to see everything in the festival for just £100!

Finally, we are delighted to announce our Suitcase Prize Day - a full day of extracts from new shows and works-in-progress.

Best wishes

Every night will finish up in the New Wolsey bar with live music; join us for a beer and share your thoughts about what you’ve seen.

The PULSE 2013 team look forward to meeting you all, do come and say Hi!

Participants compete to win £1,000 for the best piece of theatre that can be transported on public transport, our aim being to try and reduce the carbon footprint that touring theatre leaves behind it.

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We want you to join us for the journey and to see as many shows as you are able to. There are some amazing ticket deals to encourage you to

Thank you to our Media Partners:

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PULSE Grub Everything from PIE NIGHT to PASTA NIGHT – and just £5 to join the party.

Vegetarian option available.

Vouchers available in advance.

A PULSE bites menu is also available.

PULSE Tickets , £8 reduced to £5 when you book 4 or more shows

Multi-Save

Family Day

, Book 2 shows and pay £12

, FREE entry Storymaker The Whale Paper People , £7 Kid Carpet & The Noisy Animals The Girl With The Iron Claws The Six O’Clock News

, Book 3 shows and pay £16 , Book 4 or more shows

and pay just £5 for each one

Suitcase Prize Day Fri 31 May , £12.50 ( £15 to include On The Beach must be booked together)

, £100

, £7 per session , Multi-Save: 2 sessions £12 , 3 sessions £15 (all sessions inc. food)

One ticket to see the entire festival!

A potential 50% saving!

Limited availability.

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Festival Pass

Scratch Sessions Sat 1 June

, £5 On The Beach Stand By For Tape Backup Gym Party I Wish I Was Lonely Institute Food is available but is not included in the ticket price.

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Pass holders will be asked to book limited capacity events in advance and to register with Box Office 15mins before every performance.

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Escalator is a talent development initiative for artists in the East of England, supported by Arts Council England, which aims to identify, nurture and establish creative talent across all art forms.

Delivered by leading arts organisations in the region, Escalator enables artists to take their careers to the next level by providing specialist support and mentoring, as well as unique opportunities. Participants are also encouraged to apply for National Lottery funding for creative projects through Grants For The Arts.

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For more information please visit: www.artscouncil.org.uk/ publication_archive/escalator www.junction.co.uk/ artist-development

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PULSE Info Age Recommendations You will see stickers like this:

Access You can download a PDF or audio version of the PULSE brochure from our website www.pulsefringe.com. Alternatively email access@wolseytheatre.co.uk to request copies by email/post.

Accessible Performances on performances that have an age recommendation.

Most of the work in the festival isn’t suitable for under 12’s, which is why we’ve added a family day for children and their families. Some of the work may have explicit, offensive or challenging content and where possible we have marked these shows as 18+ as a recommendation.

But with many of the productions being at early stages in their development we don’t yet know the content of all of the work at the time of going to print, so if you’re not sure get in contact with our Ticket Sales team who will be able to advise. ? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE BOX OFFICE , 01473 295 900 K pulsefringe.com

Captioned Performance: subtitles for the stage benefits those who are hard-of-hearing or deaf.

The Girl With The Iron Claws a 23 British Sign Language (BSL) Interpreted Performance Best In The World a 34

Booking IN-PERSON / From the New Wolsey Theatre Box Office which has a low level service counter and an induction hearing loop system – to use turn your hearing aid to T. K pulsefringe.com , 01473 295 900 @ tickets@wolseytheatre.co.uk

Hearing Enhancement A Sennheiser Infrared hearing enhancement system operates at the New Wolsey Theatre. Headsets are available from the Box Office, which can be used with or without a hearing aid. A refundable deposit of £10 is required for each headset and the headsets may be booked in advance. We regret that there is not a hearing enhancement system at the New Wolsey Studio.

Venue Access New Wolsey Theatre, New Wolsey Studio, Ipswich Museum, the HEG (High Street Exhibition Gallery) and Ipswich Town Hall are accessible to wheelchair users - please advise at point of booking.

Assistance dogs are welcome at all PULSE venues. Please mention that you have an assistance dog when making your booking.

Parking We recommend Wolsey Pay and Display Car Park - accessible from Black Horse Lane, then left to the end of Chapman Lane where there are 5 Blue Badge Parking Bays. Parking charges do apply. You can also drop off outside the New Wolsey Studio on St George’s Street or the HEG on Museum Street but there is very limited parking due to residential permits.

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Thu 30 May LUCY ELLINSON

When I Was Old / When I Get Young A special community performance, where a small group of local people will step out onto the stage of the New Wolsey Theatre.

From new-born baby to senior citizen, the project weaves together personal reflections and ambitions, past and future lives; to create a ‘story of a life time’.

When I Was Old/ When I Get Young is made in response to Shakespeare’s famous Seven Ages of Man speech and captures what we’ve come to understand about being human.

It is a unique story-telling experience that considers how we change over time.

Developed as part of RSC Pilot Night. Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.

? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 7pm (30 mins) , £8

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CASSEROLE NIGHT , Vouchers available in

advance (£5). Veggie option available.

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The Bullet And The Bass Trombone

There’s an orchestra, trapped in a city during a military coup.

Violence erupts, the orchestra becomes separated – lost – trying to find their way home. The composer is left to tell the story.

An intricate, fractured narrative with a haunting soundtrack comes together like a mosaic: a whistling bird in the jungle, a gunfight at the airport, a murder in a forest of music stands… pieced together by a lone performer, trying to make sense of the chaos.

“Harrowing, intelligent, beautifully crafted... and ultimately incredibly uplifting in an impossible-to-describe kind of way.”

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? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 8pm (2 hrs 20 mins) , £8

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Produced by MAYK. Commissioned

by Bristol Ferment at Bristol Old Vic. Developed with Parabola Arts Centre.

Supported by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.

Live Music DEAD RAT ORCHESTRA Followed by our resident PULSE DJ’s playing eclectic vinyl ? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 10.30pm to 12am

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Fri 31 May Suitcase Prize Day The inaugural Suitcase Prize challenges theatre makers to think in an environmentally and economically sustainable way. The 10 participants compete to win £1,000 by presenting a 20 minute scratch which can be transported on public transport!

Yes, literally in a suitcase! The judging panel, independent theatre producer Nick Sweeting, Sholeh Johnson from Julie’s Bicycle and New Wolsey Young Associate Lorna Garside will consider your feedback throughout the day at #pulsesuitcase

Session 1

How To Win A Cure For Against History Ageing

In 1885, the boy aristocrat Henry Cyril Paget was visited by some sort of ghost who promised him immortality and fabulousness. 20 years later, dying penniless in Monte Carlo, Henry realised the ghost had lied about one of those things.

Self-help gurus David and Peter McWizard challenge their own mediocrity to bring you this gutwrenchingly sad play about frocks for men.

A piece about being young and foolish, and becoming old and wise, or about being young and wise and becoming old and foolish.

This is an intimate, evocative performance that asks how we can talk more honestly and openly about ageing, and how this can prepare us better for the process.

Ira Brand is a performancemaker and writer, working in theatre and live art.

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Near Gone

A show about our inevitable departure.

Delivered in English and Bulgarian it tells a tragic story with humorous twists along the way.

Highly physical and highly emotional Near Gone is a piece about cheating death-for now!

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How do we express our spleen?

Whose business do we stick our noses into? When did we start wearing our hearts on our sleeves, and why are we up to our elbows in heels and bums?

BBC R4 Slam Champion Ben Mellor takes you on a stand-up poetry and music fuelled tour around the body, attempting to get the measure of modern life through anatomical analogy.

Presented with Ben’s trademark mix of free-verse poetry, rap, beatbox and a healthy dose of satirical humour, the text is underscored live by multiinstrumentalist Dan Steele on guitar, keys, drumpad and livelooping technology.

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The Flying Roast Goose

A moving story about food, survival and hope through the eyes of a Cantonese chef and her pet goose. The Flying Roast Goose is set in war-torn Hong Kong during the Japanese invasion in 1941.

Using physical theatre, puppetry and object manipulation, this original piece tells the dark history of Hong Kong with playfulness and kitchen utensils!

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Leftovers

Leftovers is made from the scraps of our previous shows.

It consists entirely from the material we discarded, the bits that got the chop. Figs in Wigs have attempted to recycle this garbage into something worthwhile, but will it be a case of wine maturing with age, or a bottle of milk gone sour?

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Suitcase Day Ticket , £12.50 £15 to include On The Beach

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A Journey A Conversation Round My Skull With My Father

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Raymondo has been living in a cellar with his brother Sparky for a long time.

An accident involving a pigeon helps them escape. But can Raymondo and Sparky survive in a world they haven’t learnt the skills to negotiate?

Playwright/theatre artist Annie Siddons’ tender, dark and funny scratch features live music and line drawings.

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PULSE Grub SHEPHERD’S PIE NIGHT , Vouchers available in advance (£5). Veggie option available.

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Based on the perversely funny memoir written by Hungarian satirist Karinthy Frigyes, this show explores a patient’s eye view of the disorientating symptoms and ultimate operation of a growing brain tumour. Placing the audience as collective patient it examines how physical illness can parallel the malignancy of personal relationships and the lengths we might go to to cure ourselves.

Written in collaboration with Nick Walker, sound design Iain Armstrong.

Developed with the support of Arts Council England, mac birmingham and Ferment, Bristol Old Vic, The ShowRoom at the University of Chichester and The Basement, Brighton through EXSE.

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This is a story about Them. A story about Us. A story about my dad - a retired policeman and me, a protestor. About fear, bravery, being kettled, Superted, the Lone Ranger and policing the people in front of you. It’s about working out what matters, and standing up to protect it.

It’s about me, and my Dad. There are also some jokes in it. Because serious things are worth laughing at a little bit.

Mentored and supported by Third Angel.

Supported with public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England, ARC Stockton and Theatre in the Mill. Additional support from Embrace Arts and Sheffield Theatres.

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Live Music JOHN CALLAGHAN : AUTO-KARAOKE Followed by our resident PULSE DJ’s playing Funk, Northern Soul & Disco. ? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 9.45pm to 12am

? Ipswich Museum High St, Ipswich P 1:15pm, 3:30pm & 5:30pm

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Take this opportunity to see dance performance from awardwinning company Made By Katie Green in amongst the display cases of the Ipswich Museum. Everything is not as it seems as we breathe life into a collection of weird and wonderful artefacts and invite them to share their stories.

Created in collaboration with writer Anna Selby; music by Max Perryment

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John Osborne - star of hit show John Peel’s Shed and writer of award-winning book The Newsagent’s Window (both adapted for BBC Radio 4) offers a new story. This is a story about a walk John took along the British seaside one lunchtime last year. It charts the lives, loves, hopes and nostalgia all found down on the beach.

“With a keen eye for a killer line and the significance of the trivia of daily life, Osborne sits somewhere between Tom Wrigglesworth and Daniel Kitson” ★★★★★ The Independent K showandtelluk.com t @show_and_tell

? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 8:30pm (55 mins) , £5

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Some of today’s participants bravely present new work at an early stage of development and ask for your feedback. It’s an ideal opportunity to engage with some of the UK’s most innovative and exciting artists, to explore new ideas and be inspired. There are 3 scratch sessions and 3 full length works-in-progress.

Session 1

? New Wolsey Theatre P 10am (60 mins) Bacon roll & mug of tea/coffee from 9:30am

NEW WOLSEY YOUNG ASSOCIATES

MAKE/SHIFT

Frequently Asked Questions

Kick Adapted from The Little Mermaid

All of the greatest questions about life answered for the price of your ticket and the chance to win a pack of Justin Bieber mini playing cards.

The New Wolsey Young Associates tackle the fundamental questions that have puzzled generations…

Why is the fluff in your belly button always blue?

Why do donuts have holes?

War, what is it good for?

Allegra Galvin, Edith Tankus, Caroline Horton, Chris Brett Bailey & Kirsty Harris This is a story about a young woman in a small seaside town, a sudden storm and a mer-prince.

It’s a story about being brave, About life not working out the way you planned and about everything you will lose before you find what you’re looking for. There will be unrequited love, blind faith, competitive open water swimming and a heavy dose of Glam Rock.

It’s currently a three-person show with music, for adults and children.

Supported by Arts Council England.

Developed at Battersea Arts Centre.

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Scratch Session Tickets , £7 for 1 session , £12 for 2 sessions , £15 for 3 sessions (inc. food) Works-In-Progress Tickets W.I.P , £5 each

Session 2

? New Wolsey Studio P 11:30am (90 mins) Jacket potato from 1pm at New Wolsey Theatre

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FLIGHT OF THE ESCALES

Be Here Now

The Altitude Brothers

Piswer

21 August 1997. The release of Be Here Now by Oasis. A long queue has built up outside the local record store. What will the music sound like? What images will be emblazoned on the album’s artwork? What if it’s not any good?

Seen through the eyes of struggling band The Toots, Be Here Now is an interactive scratch performance celebrating the wonder of record stores and ‘music you can hold’.

1967. The Space Race is almost over. The USSR has all but lost.

The launch of Soyuz, is a final effort to stay in the running.

Two friends, thousands of miles apart, must grapple with a flawed machine to snatch the promise of glory from the jaws of disaster.

A Russian perspective on the Race to the Moon; a true story of humble beginnings and lofty ambitions, all underscored with a live soundtrack and vodka by the bottle.

From the creators of Bitch Boxer.

"A young company to watch."

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Flight of the Escales present a visceral, brutal story of how an unknown being disrupts a whole society. A barren world of over exposure, strip lights and disinfectant.

“Was born me, we all are, squeezed out a million sperm squirming joining, blackness sometimes grey sometimes green. Drawn tossed by pulls flows, cycle to cycle, current to current, kicking limbs surfing arcs flying into the blue thinness an back to black, joyness screeching my swim limbs an I whoop!”

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? New Wolsey Theatre P 2pm (60 mins) Muffin and a mug of tea/coffee from 3pm

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FRANCESCA MILLICAN-SLATER

Domestic Labour: A Study In Love

The Forensics Of A Flat And Other Stories

Dancing bicycles and vintage Hoovers are brought to life in this surreal, comic exploration of feminism and the very domestic fight over who does the washing up.

Brought to you by the creative team behind the sell out success of PULSE 2010 Poland 3 Iran 2, Domestic Labour reveals unlikely connections between Iran and Europe and the changing fortunes of women.

“I live in a flat made of wooden walls, 70’s carpet and doors that are locked from the other side.

In the dark of the night, I listen to the building. It tells of finger prints on door handles, skin cells in the carpet, ghosts in the plumbing, what it used to be and what it will become.”

The Forensics Of A Flat And Other Stories is the beginnings of a new piece from solo performer Francesca Millican-Slater, after the huge success of Me, Myself and Miss Gibbs.

“A confident and likeable performer, MillicanSlater immediately engaged the audience, and there was a real sense that she was sharing part of herself” Fringe Guru

Commissioned by and Developed at The Bush, supported by The Junction.

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Works-In-Progress SHOW AND TELL

Ross Sutherland: Stand

By For Tape Backup WORK-IN-PROGRESS

MADE IN CHINA WITH CHRISTOPHER BRETT BAILEY AND IRA BRAND

Gym Party WORK-IN-PROGRESS

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They say that after a break-up, every song on the radio sounds like it’s being sung just about you.

Time Out Award winner Ross Sutherland takes a videotape that used to belong to his Granddad and remixes the material into a new piece of theatre: an audiovisual poem on memory, death and re-runs.

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? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 4pm (55mins) , £5

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A razor sharp and slightly dark show about the universal human desire to win, and win bad, from ‘hot young company" (The Guardian) Made In China.

‘These are the brains of Those Who Have Passed.

Those who could not keep up. Those who lost, the disqualified, the eliminated-from-heats. The dead: the dead-to-us-now.’

Jess, Chris and Ira, our hosts and would-be heroes for the night, are here to compete - to the death. A delicate and violent three-way contest and hilariously confused call-to-arms, from the makers of Stationary Excess, We Hope That You’re Happy and Get Stuff Break Free.

“Not since Forced Entertainment burst on to the scene almost 30 years ago has a company arrived with such a fully formed and distinctive voice.”

The Guardian on Made In China Commissioned by and developed at Battersea Arts Centre.

PULSE 2013, Mayfest, Sprint and Sampled Festivals Commission. With support from the National Theatre Studio and the Almeida Festival. Funded by Arts Council England.

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? NEW WOLSEY STUDIO P 5:30pm (60 mins) , £5

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Sat 1 June

Live Music Resident PULSE DJ’s ? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 8:45pm to 10pm

ACTION HERO

THE ARCHES

Slap Talk

#TORYCORE WINNER OF THE ARCHES BRICK AWARD 2013.

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James and Gemma are getting ready for a fight.

This is the press conference. The cameras are rolling. An autocue scrolls relentlessly for 4 hours. As the insults and self-aggrandizing become more and more extreme the conversation becomes a linguistic version of the fight itself and then of life itself.

This is a work-in-progress of a durational piece of work that James and Gemma hope will eventually last 24 hours. They’re going to try for 4 hours at PULSE and see what happens. The audience is free to come and go as they please.

Action Hero is the collaboration between artists James Stenhouse and Gemma Paintin. They have been making work together since 2005, they are a couple, and their artistic process often resorts to fighting.

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Part gig, part metal-recital, part exorcism, #TORYCORE combines sludge and doom metal with the Budget speech 2013; a pounding subverbal deathgrowl with text samples from the blue suits at Tory HQ. Chris Thorpe and Steve Lawson on guitar, Lucy Ellinson on vocals with lyrics by George Osborne and the architects of austerity. #TORYCORE is twisted avant-garde metal and a guttural vocal that plays like a verbatim record of a government ripping society’s guts out.

“Forest Fringe’s Death Metal version of the budget not perfect but magnificently visceral” Time Out (from Latitude Fest)

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? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 3:10pm to 7:30pm , FREE

PULSE Grub CHILLI NIGHT

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Sun 2 June

FAMILY DAY NEW WOLSEY THEATRE

Join us for a fun-filled day with a mix of FREE and ticketed events, a BBQ and live music in the evening.

Storymaker

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Little Story

Big Story

If you’re 3 or 4 years old and love silly stories and tremendous tales then you’ve got to come and meet the Storymaker. Mums, dads, grans, grandads, big brothers and big sisters should come too, they can look after you and pick up some tips along the way.

If you’re 5 or 6 you can leave your family downstairs in the New Wolsey Cafe Bar and come upstairs to meet the Storymaker for an amazing adventure, or an exciting escapade. Mums, dads, grans, grandads, big brothers and big sisters can come too, but they’ll have to join in with the fun.

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PULSE Grub ALL DAY BBQ

Available from 12noon with hot-dogs and burgers cooked to order.

See you there!

TALKING BIRDS

The Whale

A gentle giant made in metal which swallows audiences one (or two) at a time for an unforgettable 3 minute theatre performance. Prepare to dive! ? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE TERRACE P 12:30pm to 6pm , FREE but sign up on the day

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Sun 2 June FAMILY DAY KAZZUM

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Paper People

Kid Carpet & The Noisy Animals

Paper People brings you street theatre hot off the press! Based around a mobile newspaper stand, newspaper sellers use their stack of newspapers to bring to life a variety of characters and stories.

Watch the characters and landscapes emerge from the paper like live and evolving animations, highlighting that although they are now all different, they all started off the same, within a simple piece of paper.

An interactive ‘walkabout’ performance for children and their families, once the Paper People have shared their stories, they wheel off to sell their papers elsewhere...

A new rock ‘n’ roll musical for kids (and adults).

Gorilla is a bit argumentative and plays the drums.

Badger has incredible legs and is a bit of a chatterbox.

Bear thinks she’s from Manchester and needs to have a poo.

Hedgehog isn’t saying anything but might be persuaded to later, if we’re nice.

Join Gorilla, Badger, Bear and Hedgehog as they make friends, play games, contemplate the world and finally rock out at a grand dance contest.

Kid Carpet is internationally known for his unique brand of electro-pop-punk. In Kid Carpet & The Noisy Animals he uses lo-fi technological wizardry to turn plastic toys into punk-rock superstars.

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? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE TERRACE P 12:30pm, 2pm and 4:30pm (30 mins) , FREE

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Live Music NATHANIEL ROBIN MANN ? NEW WOLSEY STUDIO P 7:30pm to 9pm

HOUSE PRESENTS THE WRONG CROWD

DANIEL BYE

The Girl With The Iron Claws

The Six O’Clock News

TOTAL THEATRE AWARD NOMINATED 2011

Growing up isn’t easy, especially when you’re in love with a bear.

This is a story about a girl who dares to follow her longing. The youngest daughter of a king, she feels like a misfit. Then one night a compelling dream leads her deep into the forest, where a chance encounter sets her on a fateful path she could never have anticipated.

Following a sell-out success at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2011 and a critically-acclaimed tour of the UK and Ireland in 2012, The Wrong Crowd combine stunning puppetry, enchanting music and deft humour in this dark, coming-of-age tale about identity, passion and the willingness to love.

“A fantastical world that has all the fresh, unusual and sinister appeal of wandering into a fairy-tale for the first time” ★★★★ The Scotsman K wrongcrowdtheatre.co.uk

Collapse of the ice caps? A herd of bulls rampaging through central Ipswich?

Collapse of the coalition government?

(Yes please).

Apart from Marty McFly, who knows what will be in the news on Sunday 2 June?

Whatever the headlines that day, Daniel Bye, along with a team of specially-selected artists and members of the New Wolsey Young Company, will digest and respond to them for your viewing pleasure, creating an evening of urgently topical contemporary performance about the big issues of today. Not yesterday, today.

They promise they do not have a time machine.

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? NEW WOLSEY STUDIO P 6pm (90 mins) , £7

? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 3:30pm (60 mins) , £7 Captioned Performance

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Mon 3 June HANNAH JANE WALKER AND CHRIS THORPE

I Wish I Was Lonely WORK-IN-PROGRESS I Wish I Was Lonely is a participatory show about contactability.

A show in which the audience commit to leaving their phones on.

A show investigating what it means to participate in communication – or not.

There will be poems, there will be stories and there will be conversation.

I Wish I Was Lonely is the new show from Fringe-First winners Hannah Jane Walker and Chris Thorpe (following 2011’s The Oh F*ck Moment) that asks whether the invisible waves we’re tethered to might be drowning who we are. ? NEW WOLSEY STUDIO P 7pm (70 mins) , £5

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Live Music HALO HALO ? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 10:15pm to 11pm

CHINA PLATE PRESENTS CAROLINE HORTON AND COMPANY

Mess

Josephine is putting on a play - Boris and Sistahl help. It’s about anorexia. But don’t let that put you off. Unflinchingly they confront big issues (and extremely tiny ones).

Today they will tackle a particularly thin elephant in the room.

Obsession, addiction and not wanting to get out of bed: a play with songs from You’re Not Like Other Girls Chrissy creator Caroline Horton.

2012 Stage Award Winner for Best Ensemble.

“Comes perilously close to genius and announces Horton as a major major talent” ★★★★ Time Out ★★★★ Evening Standard ★★★★ Financial Times ★★★★ Metro

Triggered@Warwick Arts Centre. Commissioned by Battersea Arts Centre and Parabola Arts Centre. Funded by a Wellcome Trust Arts Award.

Supported by Ovalhouse, London.

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Tue 4 June J FERGUS EVANS

My Heart Is Hitchhiking Down Peachtree Street An intimate storytelling piece for up to 9 people at a time.

Sometimes home sits heavy in your bones. Sometimes you leave. Performed in an unusual location, using storytelling and animation this intimate and original new show is about trying to make sense of where you come from when you’re far away from home. It’s about the stories you tell people when they ask you where you’re from.

It’s about knowing that once you leave, you can’t go back.

Yarn spinnin’, boy kissin’ spoken word and performance artist, J.Fergus Evans guides audiences on a truly immersive journey, to experience the sticky heat of Atlanta, Georgia.

“Gently perceptive… rich and unhurried… its questions about home, memories and distance pack an emotional punch” Total Theatre K jfergusevans.com t twitter/ #myheartishitchhiking

? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 6pm and 7:45pm (60 mins) , £8

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Live Music SEALIONWOMAN ? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 10:15pm to 11pm

VICTORIA MELODY

Major Tom

Victoria is exploring championship dog showing with her basset hound and is participating in beauty pageants as a contestant. To complete the research for this show, the dog Major Tom is going to Crufts and Victoria at 34 and 5ft 4 is going to the Mrs England 2013 beauty pageant. She currently holds the title of Mrs Brighton.

This one woman, one dog show will follow their story. It will reflect on the British fascination with celebrities, beauty, and winning.

“Victoria Melody has a unique way of looking at life. We could all do well to take time out and spend time in Victoria’s world. Life would certainly be a brighter place.” The Public Reviews - Sampled 2012 Created and performed by Victoria Melody. Commissioned and produced

by Farnham Maltings. Developed at BAC, The Showroom Chichester and MAKE, Ireland. Supported by Arts Council England.

? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 9pm (75 mins) , £8

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PULSE Grub CURRY NIGHT

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Wed 5 June BOOTWORKS THEATRE

Predator finishing off what I started when I was five

A live, interactive re-telling of the 1987 classic film, Predator.

At five years old my brother and I snuck down stairs after my parents had gone to bed and taped the film Predator off the TV. We would watch the film religiously thereafter and began creating our own version. What started out as a scene for scene re-creation soon turned into our own re-imagining.

Unfortunately we never finished what we had started. So here’s my chance! With a little bit of your help I will finish off what’s been in the making for 20 years, using some of the same techniques that my brother and I started with, as well as bringing to life and realising the fantasy that we wished we were able to achieve in 1991.

So please, sit down and join me at my table, as we play with remote control helicopters, action men, puppets and our own imaginations to complete our own version of the film Predator and finally finishing off what I started when I was five.

? NEW WOLSEY STUDIO P 7pm (55 - 70 mins) , £8 W Contains strong language

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“Oozing confidence... expertly improvised... engaging, side-splitting and chaotic.” ★★★★★ The Latest

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Live Music RAYON NELSON ? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 10pm to 11pm

TALKING BIRDS PRESENTS

We’re Only Here Today

Two men appear at your house. What they want, who they represent, or what they’re selling is unclear, but they seem to know everything about your life, and they know how to get under your skin. Suddenly all those things in your life you’ve managed to keep safely hidden away are on show; the day of reckoning has arrived now you’ve opened the door. Or perhaps it’s just about double glazing.

Coventry based Talking Birds have been making new work for over 20 years, in conventional and unconventional venues across the UK and internationally.

This brand new show has been developed through the RSC’s Pilot Night, China Plate’s Bite Size Festival at Warwick Arts Centre, and is a Holding Space commission.

? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 9pm (60 mins) , £8

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PULSE Grub BANGERS & MASH NIGHT

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Thu 6 June JESS LATOWICKI

A Faultline Hi. Hello. I am Jessica Pam Latowicki. I am privileged to be here with you today. Later in this show I am going to run into that wall there 20 times.

As fast as I can. I am going to start at the line and run. I am going to do my best not to put my hands up.

I am going to run into that wall there 20 times because I can.

A Faultline is a daring and darkly funny exploration of survival, friction, earthquakes and the idea that maybe we are all just spare capacity out and about spending our excess capital. Complete with a dangerous show-stopping finale and light refreshments for all.

A Faultline was developed with support from the National Theatre Studio.

Jessica Latowicki is a live artist, writer and performer from New York City.

Her work has been seen at BAC, ICA, Shunt and Brick Box. She is one half of the theatre company Made In China.

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? NEW WOLSEY STUDIO P 7pm (40 mins) , £8

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PULSE Grub PIE NIGHT

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SNUFF BOX THEATRE IN COLLABORATION WITH RICHARD JORDAN PRODUCTIONS

advance (£5). Veggie option available.

Bitch Boxer

PHOTO : ALEX BRENNER

Meet Chloe, 21 from Leytonstone. She likes the simple things in life: cherry sambuca, hairbrush-in-the-mirror karaoke and winding her Dad up.

Oh, and she’s a boxer.

London, 2012. Women will step into the Olympic boxing ring for the very first time. And it’s in Stratford. Down the road. As Chloe trains for the fight of her life, she is left winded by two life-changing events. In a man’s world, can she prove she’s still worth the title?

Fighting fit from sell-out runs at London’s Soho Theatre and Edinburgh Fringe, Snuff Box Theatre invites you ringside, for an adrenaline-fuelled, no-holds-barred one-woman show unafraid to document the blood, the sweat… and all the tears.

Live Music THE FAMILY ELAN ? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 10pm to 11pm

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Fri 7 June PULSE SYMPOSIUM

Creative Case For Diversity In Performance

Launched by the Arts Council in 2011 the Creative Case For Diversity advocates that diversity and equality can enrich the arts for artists, audiences and our wider society.

What does this mean to projects created in the East and South East regions?

Join us to sort this out!

The PULSE symposium will be a catalyst for discussion, enabling representatives of performing and presenting organisations to share, debate and understand the Creative Case and examine ways we can together increase the output of creativity enriched by diversity.

6 Places are limited!

If you are interested in attending please email Lorna Owen at: @ lowen@wolseytheatre.co.uk by 17 May stating which organisation you are representing. ?

PACITTI COMPANY THINK TANK 1 Upper High Street Ipswich IP1 3QH P 1pm to 5.30pm

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PULSE Grub

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CHRIS GOODE & COMPANY

The Forest & The Field

The Forest & The Field is a gently seductive, immersive piece of non-fiction storytelling, which asks its audience to look at themselves, and to consider what we’re all doing when we meet in a theatre space.

Drawing on a wealth of examples from Shakespeare to O.J. Simpson, The Forest & The Field creates a space for reflecting on theatre, from inside the moment of its happening.

The piece considers how makers and audiences over time have imagined what theatre is, and how it relates to the world around it; and it asks some searching questions about how theatre might change to meet the social and cultural challenges of tomorrow - and how we might change with it.

Relaxed and informal, yet passionate and provocative, The Forest & The Field opens up an irresistible invitation not only to theatre makers and thoughtful audiences, but to anyone with an interest in how we live today.

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“A theatre-maker of infinite talent and infinite compassion” The Guardian on Chris Goode & Company “A brilliant performance on theatre… as likely to move as it is to provoke.” ★★★★★ Exuent “Profound, intelligent, vulnerable and inspiring.” ★★★★★ Everything Theatre ? NEW WOLSEY STUDIO P 6pm (75 mins) , £8

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Fri 7 June UNFOLDING THEATRE PRESENT

Best In The World There is a world that can transport us from the ordinary to the extraordinary, where we are one perfect throw away from greatness, a place where we can all be champions. That world is darts.

Through this noble sport, Alex Elliott asks the unfathomable question: “What does it mean to be best in the world?”

Join him on a hilarious, occasionally heroic and heartwarming journey, featuring true stories of success, live darts and celebrations of our own personal triumphs.

Motivational bananas included.

This uplifting show will renew your faith in life and darts. Who knows? You might be the best audience in the world. ★★★★ The Guardian K unfoldingtheatre.co.uk

? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 7:30pm (60 mins) , £8 BSL Interpreted Performance

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The Pain of Desire

Wendy Bevan and Temper Temper create a world of ambiguity sending a shiver to the core. Their epic, original sound, fuses muscular jazz, glittering blues and Weimar rock and roll; a crunching drum beat that shakes the walls, a thick bassline that echoes in the chest; led by wild coiffered pianist Seiriol Davies’ madcap, expert playing.

Bevan’s stunning other worldly performance as a statuesque femme fatale is hypnotic, and pure Dietrich, her hauntingly beautiful voice, echoing the pain of desire. Temper Temper’s soundscape comes in torrential waves, exploring a “memorable journey into a David Lynch-like world of deep emotion, rich drama and superb music.”

Temper Temper is the coming together of four musicians, performers and artists with multidisciplinary backgrounds. Led by Wendy Bevan; founder/ creative director, who has a rich history in the visual arts, and is well known as a photographer and musician, she has also worked as a performer/singer with a number of major producers. ? IPSWICH TOWN HALL P 9:30pm (50 mins) , £8

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“Weimar rock and roll from an unforgettable performer” ★★★★★ The List “An excellent performance that is beautiful, hypnotic and stirring” ★★★★ Across The Arts “A marvellous chanteuse” The Times

Live Music RESIDENT DJ’S CAMBELT PANIC & DORSET EXCHANGE with special guests playing a rich mix of eclectic vinyl & curiosities plus teapot cocktails.

In association with Snobs Coffee.

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35 a

Sat 8 June FIGS IN WIGS

CHRIS GOODE & COMPANY

We, Object

Thompson’s Live

Figs in Wigs have been taking objects for granted; exploiting their physical forms by placing them under the gaze of spectators. We have objectified objects for too long. It’s time to put the spotlight in the spotlight, let the staging upstage us, and show our objects some affection.

We, Object is an absurdist amalgamation of visual puns, word play and amateur dancing dealing with objects, objectification and objection. As the show progresses, it becomes increasingly unclear as to who (or what) is (or isn’t) being objectified.

Our movements are big yet our objects small. Can their minute form represent and challenge the way society belittles the ever-present issue of female objectification?

Or perhaps it’s just a show about small things.

A podcast series by Chris Goode & Company, focusing on conversation around theatre and performance, poetry and music, arts and ideas.

Each episode brings together three guests, in front of a live audience, to talk about whatever’s been on their mind lately – what they’ve been seeing and doing and enjoying, as well as what they’ve been making or thinking about. Writer and theatre maker Chris Goode hosts the event and guests on previous editions have included Stella Duffy, Wendy Houstoun, Phelim McDermott, Judith Knight and Dan Rebellato.

For this new series, Thompson’s Live is on the road, touring the UK to find out what’s going on in the various locations where Chris Goode & Company is working this spring.

We, Object, is a new work which has been previewed at the Roundhouse and further developed with support from The Junction, Cambridge and The New Wolsey Theatre.

? NEW WOLSEY STUDIO P 2pm (70 – 90 mins) , £5

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After the recording, you can hear Thompson’s Live via or at chrisgoodeandco.podbean.com

? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 12noon (60 mins) , £8

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GECKO

Now I am superlatively, Institute WORK-IN-PROGRESS actually awake

W.I.P

By Liam Jarvis and Hannah Barker

Created by Amit Lahav

Drawing inspiration from the remarkable story of British musicologist Clive Wearing, “Now I am superlatively, actually awake” is a looping audio performance for single audience members that explores what it means to have only moment-tomoment consciousness.

“Now I am superlatively, actually awake” is part of Analogue’s strand of work inspired by leading research around neuroscience, following the award-winning 2401 Objects.

“The bright young things of British theatre” The Observer

Critically acclaimed dance theatre company Gecko return with an intimate, funny and revealing exploration of care.

Institute is driven by Gecko’s desire to explore complexities in human nature; our loss of care and our complete reliance on one another. We are entering a time in which we are potentially more fractured and disconnected than ever before.

When the time comes, will anyone really care?

"A kind of restless delirium, dense with poetic effect” The Guardian on Missing

Commissioned by The Wellcome Trust for the Barbican’s Wonder: Art and Science on the Brain season.

? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE & NEW WOLSEY STUDIO P 1:30pm to 9pm (10 mins) , FREE

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Mark Thomas : Bravo Figaro Scotsman Fringe First Award 2012 WINNER Glasgow Herald Angel Award 2012 WINNER

After walking the wall in the West Bank, becoming Guinness World Record holder for political protests and chasing arms dealers around the country Mark Thomas turns his attention to matters closer to home with a show about his father.

First commissioned by the Royal Opera House, Bravo Figaro is the true tale of a self-employed builder’s love of opera, degenerative illness and how to put opera on in a bungalow in Bournemouth.

It is about love, death and the search for peace in an imperfect world... with some gags thrown in for luck and told by one of the finest storytellers in the country.

“This powerful story was packed full of emotion, taking the audience on an incredible ride through the decades and, more significantly, the contradictory, complex feelings he had for this brusque character. Always surprising as it deftly nipped between the moving and the funnies this was a ride that left the audience drained in the best possible way, having come through an amazing tale. Absolutely superlative stuff.” Chortle.co.uk

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★★★★★ “We emerge enlightened, uplifted and deeply moved” METRO ★★★★★ “Vital emotional viewing... a work of honest beauty” The Herald ? NEW WOLSEY THEATRE P 7pm (2 hrs) , £8

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Live Music URSULA MARTINEZ

My Stories, Your Emails

Written and performed by Ursula Martinez Directed by Mark Whitelaw

Ursula Martinez has written some true stories. After her infamous magic striptease act Hanky Panky was illicitly posted online, some strangers started sending her unbelievable emails.

In this intimate and honest solo show Martinez (star of La Clique, La Soirée and Office Party) invites you to meet the ordinary and extraordinary characters in her life and in her inbox.

Combining stand-up, live art and character comedy, My Stories, Your Emails is a comical and uncompromising investigation into confession, obsession, miscommunication, relationships, loneliness, sex, fame, identity….and what happens when your private parts go public!

KILLAMONJAMBO Followed DJ Daniel Lee Harvey. ? NO 16 BAR 16 Tacket St, IP4 1AY P 11pm to 2am

★★★★ The Telegraph ★★★★ Herald Sun (Australia) ★★★★ The Age (Australia) Commissioned by Barbicanbite 10 (London) and QueerUpNorth International Festival (Manchester).

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“wonderfully funny... humane, observant and highly original” The Telegraph “An utterly riveting, compellingly uncompromising show that is highly recommended” Manchester Evening News

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PULSE Music Not only have we brought together some of the most relevant and exciting performance makers around but we’ve created a mini music festival just for you!

Thu 30 May

Fri 31 May

Antigen Records present

Antigen Records present JOHN CALLAGHAN :

DEAD RAT ORCHESTRA

AUTO-KARAOKE SHOW

With help from our friends Antigen Records K antigenrecords.com bands we love and DJ’s who play what they love, we end each day with a live band and/or DJ playing some of the most original ear treats from Funk, Disco, Psychedelic Soul, Rock ‘n’ Roll, Reggae, dusty Jazz & Blues.

This trio has established a reputation as one of the country’s most adventurous and original live acts.

They have shared the stage with Baby Dee, Marc Almond and David Tibet and in 2012 they were invited

by Godspeed You! Black Emperor to open for them on their European tour.

Followed by our resident PULSE DJ’s.

We hope you stay and join us for a drink after the shows and enjoy this incredible line-up over a pint or two.

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Our resident PULSE DJ’s are Cambelt Panic & Dorset Exchange, Daniel Lee Harvey, DJ Half Cut and Richard Uprock plus special guests.

John Callaghan has been described as a renaissance man in a suitcase – a suitcase he brings by public transport to every performance, stuffed with homemade and recycled costumes for every song in his live electronic repertoire.

Followed by our resident PULSE DJ’s.

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Tue 4 June

Wed 5 June

Antigen Records present

RAYON NELSON

SEALIONWOMAN

NWT

NEW WOLSEY THEATRE Civic Drive, Ipswich, IP1 2AS

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NEW WOLSEY STUDIO St George’s St, Ipswich, IP1 3NF

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SNOBS COFFEE Ipswich Town Hall, Cornhill, Ipswich, IP1 1DH

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Kitty Whitelaw (voice) and Tye McGivern (amplified contrabass and effects) offer a stripped down jazz-racket.

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Rayon is a soulful solo acoustic singer/songwriter.

His music portrays inspiring themes which are brought to you in a fusion of styles.

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Sat 1 June THE ARCHES

#TORYCORE

Sun 2 June

Mon 3 June

Antigen Records present

HALO HALO

Nathaniel is a singer/songwriter and sound designer, specialising in ambisonic recording techniques.

Nathaniel utilises a curious collection of instruments and objects to provide accompaniment and percussion.

A dance-sinawi-pop-trio comprised of electric banjo, drums, bass, keyboard and topped with ghostly vocal harmonies.

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Part gig, part metal-recital, part exorcism, #TORYCORE combines sludge and doom metal with the Budget speech 2013; a pounding subverbal deathgrowl with text samples from the blue suits at Tory HQ.

? NWT P 8pm to 8:45pm Followed by our resident PULSE DJ’s.

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Fri 7 June

THE FAMILY ELAN

TEMPER TEMPER

The scope of the Family Elan’s output is broad, ranging from self-penned reflective meditations which rotate on a devotional harmonic axis, to irreverent interpretations of Bollywood hits, to Turkic folk forms filtered through a psychedelic rock praxis.

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KILLAMONJAMBO

An exciting energetic fresh band with an extremely unique funk/ ska/reggae sound. Released 2nd EP Thunder Thighs last year, supported Ed Sheeran, Roots Manuva amongst others in a hectic festival season. Followed by DJ Daniel Lee Harvey.

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