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… to this new look brochure for Liveat LICA outlining exhibition andperformance presentation for autumn2014. Commemorating LancasterUniversity’s 50th Anniversary and over40 years of teaching Theatre Studies atLU we’ve bracketed 2014-15 under thetheme ‘Made in Lancaster’. Events andexhibitions feature alumni and LaLregulars whose artistic careers LU hashelped shape over the years. We alsocelebrate our ongoing relationshipwith the city of Lancaster via a seriesof special events. Live at LICA: In theCity brings activities of all shapes andsizes to the heart of Lancaster for arange of age groups and tastes. Chiefamong our activities this season aretwo exclusive performances fromcircus and aerial theatre companyOckham’s Razor to mark both LU’s 50thand this year’s Light Up The Streetsextravaganza in November. It’sthrilling to mix with such a talentedgroup of alumni and arts makers - asuitable reminder that LaL supportsthe flourishing of artistic talent bothemerging and established.
Elsewhere we’ve made one or twoother changes. We’ve addedCommunity and Student eventslistings to support upcoming artsevents from these groups with detailon both brochure and website. We’vesimplified our Supporters Scheme and
ticket pricing so that LaL Supporterswill save money every time they book.And we’ve begun a dedicated brochurefor our excellent Concerts series now inits 47th consecutive year.
Meanwhile LaL continues to find newways of engaging with audiences.Check out our app Taking the ArtworkHome online or get yourself a ticket tothe spectacular Sea Breeze atMorecambe’s iconic Winter Gardens inSeptember. We’re on a mission to offermeaningful experiences throughartist-led ideas, learning opportunitiesand interaction with LU’s artcollection. Join our twitter feed andfacebook page to know more. I lookforward to meeting you online or inperson soon.
Jamie [email protected]
23-27 September
SEA BREEZEFollowing a successful run last summer,Raisin & Willow's magical Sea Breeze returnsto Morecambe’s Winter Gardens to wowaudiences. Do not miss this audio visualtreat featuring our Associate Artistsimitating the dog.
3 October
DANIEL BYE Our Live at LICA: In the City series kicks off atThe Storey with a theatre maker whosesatirical take on modern life sees himcollaborate on this occasion with threeLancaster locals.
10 October - 6 December
MEL BRIMFIELDTo celebrate buying 19 pieces of the artist’swork in partnership with the Harris Museumin Preston this enchanting artist fuses apassion for humour and performance art inthe form of objects and film.
5 & 7 November
OCKHAM’SRAZOR A unique opportunity to seecontemporary dance/aerial theatre atthe peak of its powers both on campusand ‘In the City’ – and in both cases itwon’t cost you a penny!
WELCOME DIRECTOR'S HIGHLIGHTS FOR AUTUMN 14
PERFORM
ANCE & VISUAL ART
AUTU
MN 2014
box office 01524 594151 www.liveatlica.org
RELAUNCHED FOR 2014 BECOME A SUPPORTER FOR £3 A MONTH BECOME A LIVE AT LICA SUPPORTER AND RECEIVE THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS:
Save up to £6 on every concert ticketSave up to £4 on every theatre/dance ticketSave up to £2 on every Live at LICA concert programme
Receive a FREE daily tea or coffee in the Live at LICA café/bar until 8pm. Plus save an additional 10% at our café bar. Exclusive talks, receptions with artists and visiting companies. Discounts and offers at partner arts organisations.Plus a free warm fuzzy feeling for supporting new art and emerging artists…!
Don’t like booking online?Once you become a Supporter you’ll receive the lowest possible adult price whether you book onlineor via our box office.
Direct DebitsNew for 2014 you can pay via Direct Debits for the year or pay just £3 a month. To receive a DirectDebit form call Lindsay on 01524 594151 or visit www.liveatlica.org/supporters
Lancaster University Staff Member?Our Supporters scheme is now included as an option within the University Flexible Benefits schemeand your monthly £3 can be deducted direct from your salary.
Under 26?Become a Live at LICA Supporter and receive free tickets to any or all of our 2014/15 events.
MADE INLANCASTER; 50 YEARS OFLANCASTERUNIVERSITYPart of the ecosystem and cultural offer ofLancaster University, Live at LICA is proud tocelebrate the University’s 50th year withactivities under the banner ‘Made In Lancaster’.As a commissioning and production house with alegacy of supporting artistic talent we’ll bewelcoming back alumni to perform duringautumn 2014 and spring 2015 including theatremaker David Leddy, conductor and comedianRainer Hersch and artist Paul McDevitt. We’realso involved in University activities such as theCommunity Day on 13th September andproviding some big occasions with Ockham’sRazor performers towering above our heads(accompanied by a choir of student and localparticipants) and a Jack Hylton Anniversaryconcert in the new year. We’re also adding to theUniversity’s impressive art collection in its 50thyear with the co-acquisition of 19 new mediaworks by Mel Brimfield.
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES DAY
Peter Scott Gallery13 September 11am - 4pm FREE
Live at LICA inviteyou and your familyto our Peter ScottGallery for funactivities, live musicsessions, free coffeeand an exclusivelook at ourupcoming autumn 2014 Season. When you arrive you'll meet PhD student and Koreanartist Hyeyoung Maeng and see her beautiful WishingTree. Young is busy making a friendship bracelet, a GIANTone, to celebrate 50 years of Lancaster University so whynot come and see the tree and join in to make your ownbracelets or create 'wishes' to help the tree blossom! Forthe very young we’ll also be scheduling someperformances of Cello Babies throughout the afternoon.Grab a free cuppa from the Live at LICA pop-up café barand enjoy some live acoustic music sessions with a sliceof our delicious Ginger Bakers cake. Then why not popinto the Gallery to learn more about the impressivehistory of LU's 50 years by exploring the Alumni andMemorabilia exhibition and an exclusive preview of whatLive at LICA is bringing to the campus and Lancaster citysoon in our upcoming autumn 2014 Season. This event isfree and open to all ages.For further details on the University's 50th celebrationsvisit www.lancaster.ac.uk/50
AUTUMN DIARY
PERFORMANCE & VISUAL ART
Community Activities Day Peter Scott Gallery 11am - 4pm. 13 Sept
Sea Breeze Morecambe Winter Gardens Various. 23 - 27 Sept
Daniel Bye The Storey 9 pm. 3 Oct
Concert: Jane Irwin Great Hall 7.30pm. 9 Oct
Exhibition: Mel Brimfield Peter Scott Gallery 10 Oct - 6 Dec
Imitating The Dog The Dukes Various. 10 - 25 Oct
Concert:Northern Chamber Orchestra Great Hall 7.30pm. 23 Oct
David Leddy The Dukes 8pm. 24 Oct
Ockham’s Razor LICA Building Various. 5 Nov
Concert: RNCM Piano Duo Great Hall 7.30pm. 6 Nov
Ockham’s Razor Lancaster Castle Various. 7 Nov
Cello Babies Lancaster Library Various. 15 Nov
Concert: Solima & Stott Great Hall 7.30pm. 20 Nov
Graham Eatough Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 20 Nov
Concert: Yevgeny Sudbin Great Hall 7.30pm. 27 Nov
Candoco Dance Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 27 Nov
A Smith Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 2 Dec
Drunken Chorus Central pub venue (TBC) 8pm. 5 Dec
TO BOOK TICKETS
CALL: 01524 594151EMAIL: [email protected]: www.liveatlica.org
OPENING DETAILS Between 26 August - 6 December 2014 boththe Live at LICA box office and the Peter ScottGallery will be open Monday to Friday 11am -5pm and Saturdays 11am - 4pm and until theshow on the evenings of performances.
LIVE AT CAFE/BAR29 September - 5 December 2014Monday - Friday 9am - 4pm (and before & after performances)Our Cafe Bar specialises in local, fairtrade andindependently crafted produce, why not pop in forcoffee, cake or lunch? The bar can also be hired formeetings, rehearsal refreshments and other smallcatering needs - just ask at the bar for more info.
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… to this new look brochure for Liveat LICA outlining exhibition andperformance presentation for autumn2014. Commemorating LancasterUniversity’s 50th Anniversary and over40 years of teaching Theatre Studies atLU we’ve bracketed 2014-15 under thetheme ‘Made in Lancaster’. Events andexhibitions feature alumni and LaLregulars whose artistic careers LU hashelped shape over the years. We alsocelebrate our ongoing relationshipwith the city of Lancaster via a seriesof special events. Live at LICA: In theCity brings activities of all shapes andsizes to the heart of Lancaster for arange of age groups and tastes. Chiefamong our activities this season aretwo exclusive performances fromcircus and aerial theatre companyOckham’s Razor to mark both LU’s 50thand this year’s Light Up The Streetsextravaganza in November. It’sthrilling to mix with such a talentedgroup of alumni and arts makers - asuitable reminder that LaL supportsthe flourishing of artistic talent bothemerging and established.
Elsewhere we’ve made one or twoother changes. We’ve addedCommunity and Student eventslistings to support upcoming artsevents from these groups with detailon both brochure and website. We’vesimplified our Supporters Scheme and
ticket pricing so that LaL Supporterswill save money every time they book.And we’ve begun a dedicated brochurefor our excellent Concerts series now inits 47th consecutive year.
Meanwhile LaL continues to find newways of engaging with audiences.Check out our app Taking the ArtworkHome online or get yourself a ticket tothe spectacular Sea Breeze atMorecambe’s iconic Winter Gardens inSeptember. We’re on a mission to offermeaningful experiences throughartist-led ideas, learning opportunitiesand interaction with LU’s artcollection. Join our twitter feed andfacebook page to know more. I lookforward to meeting you online or inperson soon.
Jamie [email protected]
23-27 September
SEA BREEZEFollowing a successful run last summer,Raisin & Willow's magical Sea Breeze returnsto Morecambe’s Winter Gardens to wowaudiences. Do not miss this audio visualtreat featuring our Associate Artistsimitating the dog.
3 October
DANIEL BYE Our Live at LICA: In the City series kicks off atThe Storey with a theatre maker whosesatirical take on modern life sees himcollaborate on this occasion with threeLancaster locals.
10 October - 6 December
MEL BRIMFIELDTo celebrate buying 19 pieces of the artist’swork in partnership with the Harris Museumin Preston this enchanting artist fuses apassion for humour and performance art inthe form of objects and film.
5 & 7 November
OCKHAM’SRAZOR A unique opportunity to seecontemporary dance/aerial theatre atthe peak of its powers both on campusand ‘In the City’ – and in both cases itwon’t cost you a penny!
WELCOME DIRECTOR'S HIGHLIGHTS FOR AUTUMN 14
PERFORM
ANCE & VISUAL ART
AUTU
MN 2014
box office 01524 594151 www.liveatlica.org
RELAUNCHED FOR 2014 BECOME A SUPPORTER FOR £3 A MONTH BECOME A LIVE AT LICA SUPPORTER AND RECEIVE THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS:
Save up to £6 on every concert ticketSave up to £4 on every theatre/dance ticketSave up to £2 on every Live at LICA concert programme
Receive a FREE daily tea or coffee in the Live at LICA café/bar until 8pm. Plus save an additional 10% at our café bar. Exclusive talks, receptions with artists and visiting companies. Discounts and offers at partner arts organisations.Plus a free warm fuzzy feeling for supporting new art and emerging artists…!
Don’t like booking online?Once you become a Supporter you’ll receive the lowest possible adult price whether you book onlineor via our box office.
Direct DebitsNew for 2014 you can pay via Direct Debits for the year or pay just £3 a month. To receive a DirectDebit form call Lindsay on 01524 594151 or visit www.liveatlica.org/supporters
Lancaster University Staff Member?Our Supporters scheme is now included as an option within the University Flexible Benefits schemeand your monthly £3 can be deducted direct from your salary.
Under 26?Become a Live at LICA Supporter and receive free tickets to any or all of our 2014/15 events.
MADE INLANCASTER; 50 YEARS OFLANCASTERUNIVERSITYPart of the ecosystem and cultural offer ofLancaster University, Live at LICA is proud tocelebrate the University’s 50th year withactivities under the banner ‘Made In Lancaster’.As a commissioning and production house with alegacy of supporting artistic talent we’ll bewelcoming back alumni to perform duringautumn 2014 and spring 2015 including theatremaker David Leddy, conductor and comedianRainer Hersch and artist Paul McDevitt. We’realso involved in University activities such as theCommunity Day on 13th September andproviding some big occasions with Ockham’sRazor performers towering above our heads(accompanied by a choir of student and localparticipants) and a Jack Hylton Anniversaryconcert in the new year. We’re also adding to theUniversity’s impressive art collection in its 50thyear with the co-acquisition of 19 new mediaworks by Mel Brimfield.
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES DAY
Peter Scott Gallery13 September 11am - 4pm FREE
Live at LICA inviteyou and your familyto our Peter ScottGallery for funactivities, live musicsessions, free coffeeand an exclusivelook at ourupcoming autumn 2014 Season. When you arrive you'll meet PhD student and Koreanartist Hyeyoung Maeng and see her beautiful WishingTree. Young is busy making a friendship bracelet, a GIANTone, to celebrate 50 years of Lancaster University so whynot come and see the tree and join in to make your ownbracelets or create 'wishes' to help the tree blossom! Forthe very young we’ll also be scheduling someperformances of Cello Babies throughout the afternoon.Grab a free cuppa from the Live at LICA pop-up café barand enjoy some live acoustic music sessions with a sliceof our delicious Ginger Bakers cake. Then why not popinto the Gallery to learn more about the impressivehistory of LU's 50 years by exploring the Alumni andMemorabilia exhibition and an exclusive preview of whatLive at LICA is bringing to the campus and Lancaster citysoon in our upcoming autumn 2014 Season. This event isfree and open to all ages.For further details on the University's 50th celebrationsvisit www.lancaster.ac.uk/50
AUTUMN DIARY
PERFORMANCE & VISUAL ART
Community Activities Day Peter Scott Gallery 11am - 4pm. 13 Sept
Sea Breeze Morecambe Winter Gardens Various. 23 - 27 Sept
Daniel Bye The Storey 9 pm. 3 Oct
Concert: Jane Irwin Great Hall 7.30pm. 9 Oct
Exhibition: Mel Brimfield Peter Scott Gallery 10 Oct - 6 Dec
Imitating The Dog The Dukes Various. 10 - 25 Oct
Concert:Northern Chamber Orchestra Great Hall 7.30pm. 23 Oct
David Leddy The Dukes 8pm. 24 Oct
Ockham’s Razor LICA Building Various. 5 Nov
Concert: RNCM Piano Duo Great Hall 7.30pm. 6 Nov
Ockham’s Razor Lancaster Castle Various. 7 Nov
Cello Babies Lancaster Library Various. 15 Nov
Concert: Solima & Stott Great Hall 7.30pm. 20 Nov
Graham Eatough Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 20 Nov
Concert: Yevgeny Sudbin Great Hall 7.30pm. 27 Nov
Candoco Dance Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 27 Nov
A Smith Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 2 Dec
Drunken Chorus Central pub venue (TBC) 8pm. 5 Dec
TO BOOK TICKETS
CALL: 01524 594151EMAIL: [email protected]: www.liveatlica.org
OPENING DETAILS Between 26 August - 6 December 2014 boththe Live at LICA box office and the Peter ScottGallery will be open Monday to Friday 11am -5pm and Saturdays 11am - 4pm and until theshow on the evenings of performances.
LIVE AT CAFE/BAR29 September - 5 December 2014Monday - Friday 9am - 4pm (and before & after performances)Our Cafe Bar specialises in local, fairtrade andindependently crafted produce, why not pop in forcoffee, cake or lunch? The bar can also be hired formeetings, rehearsal refreshments and other smallcatering needs - just ask at the bar for more info.
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… to this new look brochure for Liveat LICA outlining exhibition andperformance presentation for autumn2014. Commemorating LancasterUniversity’s 50th Anniversary and over40 years of teaching Theatre Studies atLU we’ve bracketed 2014-15 under thetheme ‘Made in Lancaster’. Events andexhibitions feature alumni and LaLregulars whose artistic careers LU hashelped shape over the years. We alsocelebrate our ongoing relationshipwith the city of Lancaster via a seriesof special events. Live at LICA: In theCity brings activities of all shapes andsizes to the heart of Lancaster for arange of age groups and tastes. Chiefamong our activities this season aretwo exclusive performances fromcircus and aerial theatre companyOckham’s Razor to mark both LU’s 50thand this year’s Light Up The Streetsextravaganza in November. It’sthrilling to mix with such a talentedgroup of alumni and arts makers - asuitable reminder that LaL supportsthe flourishing of artistic talent bothemerging and established.
Elsewhere we’ve made one or twoother changes. We’ve addedCommunity and Student eventslistings to support upcoming artsevents from these groups with detailon both brochure and website. We’vesimplified our Supporters Scheme and
ticket pricing so that LaL Supporterswill save money every time they book.And we’ve begun a dedicated brochurefor our excellent Concerts series now inits 47th consecutive year.
Meanwhile LaL continues to find newways of engaging with audiences.Check out our app Taking the ArtworkHome online or get yourself a ticket tothe spectacular Sea Breeze atMorecambe’s iconic Winter Gardens inSeptember. We’re on a mission to offermeaningful experiences throughartist-led ideas, learning opportunitiesand interaction with LU’s artcollection. Join our twitter feed andfacebook page to know more. I lookforward to meeting you online or inperson soon.
Jamie [email protected]
23-27 September
SEA BREEZEFollowing a successful run last summer,Raisin & Willow's magical Sea Breeze returnsto Morecambe’s Winter Gardens to wowaudiences. Do not miss this audio visualtreat featuring our Associate Artistsimitating the dog.
3 October
DANIEL BYE Our Live at LICA: In the City series kicks off atThe Storey with a theatre maker whosesatirical take on modern life sees himcollaborate on this occasion with threeLancaster locals.
10 October - 6 December
MEL BRIMFIELDTo celebrate buying 19 pieces of the artist’swork in partnership with the Harris Museumin Preston this enchanting artist fuses apassion for humour and performance art inthe form of objects and film.
5 & 7 November
OCKHAM’SRAZOR A unique opportunity to seecontemporary dance/aerial theatre atthe peak of its powers both on campusand ‘In the City’ – and in both cases itwon’t cost you a penny!
WELCOME DIRECTOR'S HIGHLIGHTS FOR AUTUMN 14
PERFORM
ANCE & VISUAL ART
AUTU
MN 2014
box office 01524 594151 www.liveatlica.org
RELAUNCHED FOR 2014 BECOME A SUPPORTER FOR £3 A MONTH BECOME A LIVE AT LICA SUPPORTER AND RECEIVE THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS:
Save up to £6 on every concert ticketSave up to £4 on every theatre/dance ticketSave up to £2 on every Live at LICA concert programme
Receive a FREE daily tea or coffee in the Live at LICA café/bar until 8pm. Plus save an additional 10% at our café bar. Exclusive talks, receptions with artists and visiting companies. Discounts and offers at partner arts organisations.Plus a free warm fuzzy feeling for supporting new art and emerging artists…!
Don’t like booking online?Once you become a Supporter you’ll receive the lowest possible adult price whether you book onlineor via our box office.
Direct DebitsNew for 2014 you can pay via Direct Debits for the year or pay just £3 a month. To receive a DirectDebit form call Lindsay on 01524 594151 or visit www.liveatlica.org/supporters
Lancaster University Staff Member?Our Supporters scheme is now included as an option within the University Flexible Benefits schemeand your monthly £3 can be deducted direct from your salary.
Under 26?Become a Live at LICA Supporter and receive free tickets to any or all of our 2014/15 events.
MADE INLANCASTER; 50 YEARS OFLANCASTERUNIVERSITYPart of the ecosystem and cultural offer ofLancaster University, Live at LICA is proud tocelebrate the University’s 50th year withactivities under the banner ‘Made In Lancaster’.As a commissioning and production house with alegacy of supporting artistic talent we’ll bewelcoming back alumni to perform duringautumn 2014 and spring 2015 including theatremaker David Leddy, conductor and comedianRainer Hersch and artist Paul McDevitt. We’realso involved in University activities such as theCommunity Day on 13th September andproviding some big occasions with Ockham’sRazor performers towering above our heads(accompanied by a choir of student and localparticipants) and a Jack Hylton Anniversaryconcert in the new year. We’re also adding to theUniversity’s impressive art collection in its 50thyear with the co-acquisition of 19 new mediaworks by Mel Brimfield.
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES DAY
Peter Scott Gallery13 September 11am - 4pm FREE
Live at LICA inviteyou and your familyto our Peter ScottGallery for funactivities, live musicsessions, free coffeeand an exclusivelook at ourupcoming autumn 2014 Season. When you arrive you'll meet PhD student and Koreanartist Hyeyoung Maeng and see her beautiful WishingTree. Young is busy making a friendship bracelet, a GIANTone, to celebrate 50 years of Lancaster University so whynot come and see the tree and join in to make your ownbracelets or create 'wishes' to help the tree blossom! Forthe very young we’ll also be scheduling someperformances of Cello Babies throughout the afternoon.Grab a free cuppa from the Live at LICA pop-up café barand enjoy some live acoustic music sessions with a sliceof our delicious Ginger Bakers cake. Then why not popinto the Gallery to learn more about the impressivehistory of LU's 50 years by exploring the Alumni andMemorabilia exhibition and an exclusive preview of whatLive at LICA is bringing to the campus and Lancaster citysoon in our upcoming autumn 2014 Season. This event isfree and open to all ages.For further details on the University's 50th celebrationsvisit www.lancaster.ac.uk/50
AUTUMN DIARY
PERFORMANCE & VISUAL ART
Community Activities Day Peter Scott Gallery 11am - 4pm. 13 Sept
Sea Breeze Morecambe Winter Gardens Various. 23 - 27 Sept
Daniel Bye The Storey 9 pm. 3 Oct
Concert: Jane Irwin Great Hall 7.30pm. 9 Oct
Exhibition: Mel Brimfield Peter Scott Gallery 10 Oct - 6 Dec
Imitating The Dog The Dukes Various. 10 - 25 Oct
Concert:Northern Chamber Orchestra Great Hall 7.30pm. 23 Oct
David Leddy The Dukes 8pm. 24 Oct
Ockham’s Razor LICA Building Various. 5 Nov
Concert: RNCM Piano Duo Great Hall 7.30pm. 6 Nov
Ockham’s Razor Lancaster Castle Various. 7 Nov
Cello Babies Lancaster Library Various. 15 Nov
Concert: Solima & Stott Great Hall 7.30pm. 20 Nov
Graham Eatough Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 20 Nov
Concert: Yevgeny Sudbin Great Hall 7.30pm. 27 Nov
Candoco Dance Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 27 Nov
A Smith Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 2 Dec
Drunken Chorus Central pub venue (TBC) 8pm. 5 Dec
TO BOOK TICKETS
CALL: 01524 594151EMAIL: [email protected]: www.liveatlica.org
OPENING DETAILS Between 26 August - 6 December 2014 boththe Live at LICA box office and the Peter ScottGallery will be open Monday to Friday 11am -5pm and Saturdays 11am - 4pm and until theshow on the evenings of performances.
LIVE AT CAFE/BAR29 September - 5 December 2014Monday - Friday 9am - 4pm (and before & after performances)Our Cafe Bar specialises in local, fairtrade andindependently crafted produce, why not pop in forcoffee, cake or lunch? The bar can also be hired formeetings, rehearsal refreshments and other smallcatering needs - just ask at the bar for more info.
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DAVID LEDDY:HORIZONTAL COLLABORATONDukes Theatre, LancasterFriday 24 October 8pm
An intense drama where sex,power and politics meetemotion, seduction anddestruction. Each performanceof Horizontal Collaboration isperformed ‘new’ - with four newactors, reading the scripts for thefirst time. They have no ideawhat happens next. Double-billed with downloadeddrama City Of The Blind.Warning: Sexual Violence60mins. 16yrs+
CELLOBABIES:WELCOME TO A TINYWORLD OFSOUND…Lancaster Library Saturday 15 NovemberFrom 10.30am
Cello Babies allows babies andtoddlers to tune in to thesounds around them, helpingthem communicate, explore,create and make sense of theworld. Ruthie Boycott-Garnett has Early YearsProfessional Status andcreates sensory experiencesfor babies based on currentearly years research.45mins. 1yr+
DANIEL BYE:THE NINEO'CLOCKNEWSThe Storey, LancasterFriday 3 October 9pm
Apart from Doctor Who,who knows what’s going tobe in the news on October3rd 2014? Whatever theheadlines Daniel Bye andfriends will digest andrespond to them creatingan evening of topicalcontemporary performanceabout the day’s big issues.Not yesterday’s issues, buttoday’s issues. Danielpromises he does not havea time machine. 60mins.16yrs+
DRUNKENCHORUS:DRUNKEN NIGHTS IIICentral pub venue (TBC)Friday 5 December 8pm
After two successful years inLondon, Drunken Nights isexpanding, with a newNorthern outpost here inLancaster. A night of brandnew short performances -experienced in the comfort ofyour local pub. Curated byDrunken Chorus, the artistswill take inspiration from thetraditions of the great Britishpub; from standup comedyand karaoke, to pub quizzes,live music and dancefloorshenanigans. FREE. 180mins. 18yrs+
GRAHAM EATOUGH:DOUBLE BILLNuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityThursday 20 November 8pm
Graham Eatough will present a work in progress ofMasterclass a new work for theatre developed withsupport from the National Theatre of Scotlandalongside a screening of his film The Making of Us.The film is the result of a project for GlasgowInternational Festival of Visual Art 2012 incollaboration with Graham Fagen. 120mins. 16yrs+
CANDOCO DANCECOMPANY:PLAYING ANOTHER Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityThursday 27 November 8pm
Candoco Dance Company, the contemporary dancecompany of disabled and non-disabled dancers, istwisting perceptions of what dance is, who can danceand who enjoys it with Playing Another, an eveningof two diverse dance works. This double bill featuresThomas Hauert’s Notturnino, a humorous and poeticwork inspired by retired opera singers and a new fullcompany work created by celebrated artist HetainPatel, himself a recent performer at Live at LICA.80mins
A SMITH:TWO FROM A SMITHNuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityTuesday 2 December 8pm
Lancaster based theatre maker and Live at LICA AssociateArtist Andy Smith (a smith) returns with this uniquedouble bill of solo performances.
Using his trademark conversational style, commonwealthand All That is Solid Melts into Air are connected by theirdesire to contemplate the world we live in, and think a bitabout how we might change it. 90mins. 14yrs+
LIVE AT LICA IN THE CITY
SEA BREEZE: A SEASIDE SPECTACLEMorecambe Winter Gardens23 September 7pm & 8.30pm24 -27 September 2.30pm, 7pm & 8.30pm
Back by popular demand and suitable for all ages, SeaBreeze is a poetic and spectacular performance inspiredby and presented in Morecambe’s iconic Winter Gardenstheatre. Using music, voices and stunningly beautifularchitectural projection, Sea Breeze draws on stories andrecollections of the building, exploring memory, decayand survival. 45mins. 5yrs+
IMITATING THE DOG: A FAREWELL TO ARMSThe Dukes, Lancaster Friday 10 October to Saturday 25 October 7.30pmMatinees from £8 Evening performances from £12.50
Acclaimed theatre makers and Live at LICA AssociateArtists imitating the dog bring their unique theatricalvision to this adaptation of A Farewell to Arms, one ofthe great love stories of the twentieth century.The show will fuse video projection, stage design andoriginal music to create an extraordinary version ofHemingway’s powerful meditation on love and thebrutality of modern warfare. 14yrs+
OCKHAM’S RAZOR: NOT UNTIL WE ARE LOSTLICA Building, Lancaster UniversityWednesday 5 November FREELancaster CastleFriday 7 November FREE
Following the sell out success of their Live at LICA shows in2010 and 2012, aerial theatre company Ockham’s Razorpresent two unique performances not to be missed. Thefirst is on campus utilising the foyer of LU’s award winningLICA building in celebration of the 50th University year, thesecond is outside at Lancaster Castle as part of LancasterArts City’s annual event Light Up the Streets.
Live at LICA is proud to once again animate one of our city’skey heritage spaces during Light Up 2014. Suitable for all ages.
TESTING MEDIA: MEL BRIMFIELDPeter Scott Gallery, Lancaster UniversityFriday 10 October - Saturday 6 DecemberOpening Launch: Thursday 9 October 6.30pm
Lee Krasner, Jackson Pollock, Tony Hancock, Max Miller and Vincent Van Gogh - althoughperhaps not as you would imagine. Mel Brimfield's complex practice takes a skewed andtangled romp through the already vexed historiography of performance art,simultaneously revealing and inventing a rich history of collaboration between artists,dancers, theatre makers, political activists and comedians.
Initiated by the Art Fund and the Contemporary Art Society, Testing Media is a schemethat explores the challenges of contemporary collecting. Following a national process,two acquisition awards were made to focus on collecting performance. In partnershipwith the Harris Museum & Art Gallery, Preston, Live at LICA has looked at the work of MelBrimfield. The resulting co-acquisition features an incredible 19 works that demonstrateBrimfield’s multifarious practice.
The whole acquisition is on display for the first time to both celebrate the Testing Mediascheme and form part of Live at LICA’s programme for Lancaster University’s 50thAnniversary. The display demonstrates the significant work and legacies created throughlong-term support and partnership working.
These acquisitions were presented by the Art Fund and the Contemporary Art Society, 2014.
EXHIBITIONS LIVE AT LICA IN THE NUFFIELD
SPECIAL EVENTS HOW TO FIND US
By CarLeave the M6 motorway at junction 33 and take theA6 north towards Lancaster. Turn right at the thirdset of traffic lights on the A6 into the University maindrive. Take the first exit left from the roundabout atthe top of the main drive and follow signs for theGreat Hall Complex. Our postcode for your 'Sat Nav' isLA1 4YW.
ParkingVisitor parking is available (free anywhere on campusafter 6pm and weekends), including wheelchairaccessible spaces. See map for nearest locations forparking. For weekday parking there are pay anddisplay machines. Alternatively parking scratchcardscan be bought at the Reception lodge. Parkingcharges only apply weekdays before 6pm.
By BusBuses run every 5-20 minutes from Lancaster Citycentre to the central underpass on campus. There arealso frequent services from Morecambe, Blackpooland Preston. For bus information call 'Traveline' on0871 200 22 33.
Thursday 9 October OPENING CONCERTJane Irwin (Soprano) & Julia Lynch(Piano)
Thursday 23 October NORTHERN CHAMBERORCHESTRANicholas Ward (Director & Violin) &Nicholas Daniel (Oboe)
Thursday 6 November ROYAL NORTHERNCOLLEGE OF MUSIC Drucker-Lim Piano Duo
Thursday 20 November SOLLIMA & STOTTGiovanni Sollima (Cello) & Kathryn Stott(Piano)
Thursday 27 November CELEBRITY RECITALYevgeny Sudbin (Piano)
TICKET PRICES 2014 /15
Nuffield Theatre Pricing Standard: Adults: £13. Under 26s: £1024 Web Saver: Adults: £11. Under 26s: £8Live at LICA Supporters: £9 (Under 26s: Free)
Sea Breeze and Cello Babies PricingStandard: Adults: £8. Under 26s: £624 Web Saver: Adults: £7. Under 26s: £5Live at LICA Supporters: £6 (Under 26s: Free)
For A Farewell to Arms pricing please contact The Dukes.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
CONCESSIONSA 10% discount applies (on Standard and 24 Web Saver rates only) toseniors (over 60s), the unemployed, disabled people and their essentialcompanions. We have separate rates for students (full time education)and under 26s. Where appropriate, ID will be required on collection oftickets. Advance concession tickets must be collected in person.
24 WEB SAVERThis pricing is only available via liveatlica.org until 24 hours before thepublished start time of the performance. After this time the Standardpricing will be available online and in person. No refunds are available onthe 24 Web Saver.
REFUND / EXCHANGESThere is a no-refund policy unless a performance has been cancelled. Standard tickets may be exchanged only if the box office is contactedmore than 24 hours in advance. All 24 Web Saver tickets are nonrefundable. We are unable to reserve seats without payment.
LATE ADMISSIONThe admittance of latecomers is decided by visiting artists/company and it isnot always possible to admit latecomers. Please ensure you arrive in plentyof time.
LIVE AT LICA CONCERTS 2014All Concerts are held in the Great Hall, Lancaster University and commence at 7.30pm. Full listings are published in our separate Concerts brochure and our website.
Mel Brimfield,Vincent (after Kirk Douglas - Full Series), 2012 (detail)
COMMUNITY AND STUDENT EVENTS
Tuesday 14 October 7pm, Nuffield Theatre SHAKESPEARE SCHOOLS FESTIVAL
Saturday 15 November 7.30pm, Great Hall HAFFNER ORCHESTRA WITH LANCASTER SINGERS Haydn Mass in Time of War
Wednesday 3 - Friday 5 December 7.30pm, Nuffield Theatre LANCASTER UNIVERSITY THEATRE GROUP 4.48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane
Saturday 6 & Sunday 7 December, Nuffield Theatre MED SOC PANTO
Saturday 13 & Sunday 14 December, Nuffield Theatre GAIL JOHNSTON DANCE SCHOOL
CONCER
TS2014 - 2015 SEA
SON
box office 01524 594151 www.liveatlica.org
CONCERTS
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DAVID LEDDY:HORIZONTAL COLLABORATONDukes Theatre, LancasterFriday 24 October 8pm
An intense drama where sex,power and politics meetemotion, seduction anddestruction. Each performanceof Horizontal Collaboration isperformed ‘new’ - with four newactors, reading the scripts for thefirst time. They have no ideawhat happens next. Double-billed with downloadeddrama City Of The Blind.Warning: Sexual Violence60mins. 16yrs+
CELLOBABIES:WELCOME TO A TINYWORLD OFSOUND…Lancaster Library Saturday 15 NovemberFrom 10.30am
Cello Babies allows babies andtoddlers to tune in to thesounds around them, helpingthem communicate, explore,create and make sense of theworld. Ruthie Boycott-Garnett has Early YearsProfessional Status andcreates sensory experiencesfor babies based on currentearly years research.45mins. 1yr+
DANIEL BYE:THE NINEO'CLOCKNEWSThe Storey, LancasterFriday 3 October 9pm
Apart from Doctor Who,who knows what’s going tobe in the news on October3rd 2014? Whatever theheadlines Daniel Bye andfriends will digest andrespond to them creatingan evening of topicalcontemporary performanceabout the day’s big issues.Not yesterday’s issues, buttoday’s issues. Danielpromises he does not havea time machine. 60mins.16yrs+
DRUNKENCHORUS:DRUNKEN NIGHTS IIICentral pub venue (TBC)Friday 5 December 8pm
After two successful years inLondon, Drunken Nights isexpanding, with a newNorthern outpost here inLancaster. A night of brandnew short performances -experienced in the comfort ofyour local pub. Curated byDrunken Chorus, the artistswill take inspiration from thetraditions of the great Britishpub; from standup comedyand karaoke, to pub quizzes,live music and dancefloorshenanigans. FREE. 180mins. 18yrs+
GRAHAM EATOUGH:DOUBLE BILLNuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityThursday 20 November 8pm
Graham Eatough will present a work in progress ofMasterclass a new work for theatre developed withsupport from the National Theatre of Scotlandalongside a screening of his film The Making of Us.The film is the result of a project for GlasgowInternational Festival of Visual Art 2012 incollaboration with Graham Fagen. 120mins. 16yrs+
CANDOCO DANCECOMPANY:PLAYING ANOTHER Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityThursday 27 November 8pm
Candoco Dance Company, the contemporary dancecompany of disabled and non-disabled dancers, istwisting perceptions of what dance is, who can danceand who enjoys it with Playing Another, an eveningof two diverse dance works. This double bill featuresThomas Hauert’s Notturnino, a humorous and poeticwork inspired by retired opera singers and a new fullcompany work created by celebrated artist HetainPatel, himself a recent performer at Live at LICA.80mins
A SMITH:TWO FROM A SMITHNuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityTuesday 2 December 8pm
Lancaster based theatre maker and Live at LICA AssociateArtist Andy Smith (a smith) returns with this uniquedouble bill of solo performances.
Using his trademark conversational style, commonwealthand All That is Solid Melts into Air are connected by theirdesire to contemplate the world we live in, and think a bitabout how we might change it. 90mins. 14yrs+
LIVE AT LICA IN THE CITY
SEA BREEZE: A SEASIDE SPECTACLEMorecambe Winter Gardens23 September 7pm & 8.30pm24 -27 September 2.30pm, 7pm & 8.30pm
Back by popular demand and suitable for all ages, SeaBreeze is a poetic and spectacular performance inspiredby and presented in Morecambe’s iconic Winter Gardenstheatre. Using music, voices and stunningly beautifularchitectural projection, Sea Breeze draws on stories andrecollections of the building, exploring memory, decayand survival. 45mins. 5yrs+
IMITATING THE DOG: A FAREWELL TO ARMSThe Dukes, Lancaster Friday 10 October to Saturday 25 October 7.30pmMatinees from £8 Evening performances from £12.50
Acclaimed theatre makers and Live at LICA AssociateArtists imitating the dog bring their unique theatricalvision to this adaptation of A Farewell to Arms, one ofthe great love stories of the twentieth century.The show will fuse video projection, stage design andoriginal music to create an extraordinary version ofHemingway’s powerful meditation on love and thebrutality of modern warfare. 14yrs+
OCKHAM’S RAZOR: NOT UNTIL WE ARE LOSTLICA Building, Lancaster UniversityWednesday 5 November FREELancaster CastleFriday 7 November FREE
Following the sell out success of their Live at LICA shows in2010 and 2012, aerial theatre company Ockham’s Razorpresent two unique performances not to be missed. Thefirst is on campus utilising the foyer of LU’s award winningLICA building in celebration of the 50th University year, thesecond is outside at Lancaster Castle as part of LancasterArts City’s annual event Light Up the Streets.
Live at LICA is proud to once again animate one of our city’skey heritage spaces during Light Up 2014. Suitable for all ages.
TESTING MEDIA: MEL BRIMFIELDPeter Scott Gallery, Lancaster UniversityFriday 10 October - Saturday 6 DecemberOpening Launch: Thursday 9 October 6.30pm
Lee Krasner, Jackson Pollock, Tony Hancock, Max Miller and Vincent Van Gogh - althoughperhaps not as you would imagine. Mel Brimfield's complex practice takes a skewed andtangled romp through the already vexed historiography of performance art,simultaneously revealing and inventing a rich history of collaboration between artists,dancers, theatre makers, political activists and comedians.
Initiated by the Art Fund and the Contemporary Art Society, Testing Media is a schemethat explores the challenges of contemporary collecting. Following a national process,two acquisition awards were made to focus on collecting performance. In partnershipwith the Harris Museum & Art Gallery, Preston, Live at LICA has looked at the work of MelBrimfield. The resulting co-acquisition features an incredible 19 works that demonstrateBrimfield’s multifarious practice.
The whole acquisition is on display for the first time to both celebrate the Testing Mediascheme and form part of Live at LICA’s programme for Lancaster University’s 50thAnniversary. The display demonstrates the significant work and legacies created throughlong-term support and partnership working.
These acquisitions were presented by the Art Fund and the Contemporary Art Society, 2014.
EXHIBITIONS LIVE AT LICA IN THE NUFFIELD
SPECIAL EVENTS HOW TO FIND US
By CarLeave the M6 motorway at junction 33 and take theA6 north towards Lancaster. Turn right at the thirdset of traffic lights on the A6 into the University maindrive. Take the first exit left from the roundabout atthe top of the main drive and follow signs for theGreat Hall Complex. Our postcode for your 'Sat Nav' isLA1 4YW.
ParkingVisitor parking is available (free anywhere on campusafter 6pm and weekends), including wheelchairaccessible spaces. See map for nearest locations forparking. For weekday parking there are pay anddisplay machines. Alternatively parking scratchcardscan be bought at the Reception lodge. Parkingcharges only apply weekdays before 6pm.
By BusBuses run every 5-20 minutes from Lancaster Citycentre to the central underpass on campus. There arealso frequent services from Morecambe, Blackpooland Preston. For bus information call 'Traveline' on0871 200 22 33.
Thursday 9 October OPENING CONCERTJane Irwin (Soprano) & Julia Lynch(Piano)
Thursday 23 October NORTHERN CHAMBERORCHESTRANicholas Ward (Director & Violin) &Nicholas Daniel (Oboe)
Thursday 6 November ROYAL NORTHERNCOLLEGE OF MUSIC Drucker-Lim Piano Duo
Thursday 20 November SOLLIMA & STOTTGiovanni Sollima (Cello) & Kathryn Stott(Piano)
Thursday 27 November CELEBRITY RECITALYevgeny Sudbin (Piano)
TICKET PRICES 2014 /15
Nuffield Theatre Pricing Standard: Adults: £13. Under 26s: £1024 Web Saver: Adults: £11. Under 26s: £8Live at LICA Supporters: £9 (Under 26s: Free)
Sea Breeze and Cello Babies PricingStandard: Adults: £8. Under 26s: £624 Web Saver: Adults: £7. Under 26s: £5Live at LICA Supporters: £6 (Under 26s: Free)
For A Farewell to Arms pricing please contact The Dukes.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
CONCESSIONSA 10% discount applies (on Standard and 24 Web Saver rates only) toseniors (over 60s), the unemployed, disabled people and their essentialcompanions. We have separate rates for students (full time education)and under 26s. Where appropriate, ID will be required on collection oftickets. Advance concession tickets must be collected in person.
24 WEB SAVERThis pricing is only available via liveatlica.org until 24 hours before thepublished start time of the performance. After this time the Standardpricing will be available online and in person. No refunds are available onthe 24 Web Saver.
REFUND / EXCHANGESThere is a no-refund policy unless a performance has been cancelled. Standard tickets may be exchanged only if the box office is contactedmore than 24 hours in advance. All 24 Web Saver tickets are nonrefundable. We are unable to reserve seats without payment.
LATE ADMISSIONThe admittance of latecomers is decided by visiting artists/company and it isnot always possible to admit latecomers. Please ensure you arrive in plentyof time.
LIVE AT LICA CONCERTS 2014All Concerts are held in the Great Hall, Lancaster University and commence at 7.30pm. Full listings are published in our separate Concerts brochure and our website.
Mel Brimfield,Vincent (after Kirk Douglas - Full Series), 2012 (detail)
COMMUNITY AND STUDENT EVENTS
Tuesday 14 October 7pm, Nuffield Theatre SHAKESPEARE SCHOOLS FESTIVAL
Saturday 15 November 7.30pm, Great Hall HAFFNER ORCHESTRA WITH LANCASTER SINGERS Haydn Mass in Time of War
Wednesday 3 - Friday 5 December 7.30pm, Nuffield Theatre LANCASTER UNIVERSITY THEATRE GROUP 4.48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane
Saturday 6 & Sunday 7 December, Nuffield Theatre MED SOC PANTO
Saturday 13 & Sunday 14 December, Nuffield Theatre GAIL JOHNSTON DANCE SCHOOL
CONCER
TS2014 - 2015 SEA
SON
box office 01524 594151 www.liveatlica.org
CONCERTS
318482_Arts.qxp_Layout 1 25/07/2014 13:59 Page 1
DAVID LEDDY:HORIZONTAL COLLABORATONDukes Theatre, LancasterFriday 24 October 8pm
An intense drama where sex,power and politics meetemotion, seduction anddestruction. Each performanceof Horizontal Collaboration isperformed ‘new’ - with four newactors, reading the scripts for thefirst time. They have no ideawhat happens next. Double-billed with downloadeddrama City Of The Blind.Warning: Sexual Violence60mins. 16yrs+
CELLOBABIES:WELCOME TO A TINYWORLD OFSOUND…Lancaster Library Saturday 15 NovemberFrom 10.30am
Cello Babies allows babies andtoddlers to tune in to thesounds around them, helpingthem communicate, explore,create and make sense of theworld. Ruthie Boycott-Garnett has Early YearsProfessional Status andcreates sensory experiencesfor babies based on currentearly years research.45mins. 1yr+
DANIEL BYE:THE NINEO'CLOCKNEWSThe Storey, LancasterFriday 3 October 9pm
Apart from Doctor Who,who knows what’s going tobe in the news on October3rd 2014? Whatever theheadlines Daniel Bye andfriends will digest andrespond to them creatingan evening of topicalcontemporary performanceabout the day’s big issues.Not yesterday’s issues, buttoday’s issues. Danielpromises he does not havea time machine. 60mins.16yrs+
DRUNKENCHORUS:DRUNKEN NIGHTS IIICentral pub venue (TBC)Friday 5 December 8pm
After two successful years inLondon, Drunken Nights isexpanding, with a newNorthern outpost here inLancaster. A night of brandnew short performances -experienced in the comfort ofyour local pub. Curated byDrunken Chorus, the artistswill take inspiration from thetraditions of the great Britishpub; from standup comedyand karaoke, to pub quizzes,live music and dancefloorshenanigans. FREE. 180mins. 18yrs+
GRAHAM EATOUGH:DOUBLE BILLNuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityThursday 20 November 8pm
Graham Eatough will present a work in progress ofMasterclass a new work for theatre developed withsupport from the National Theatre of Scotlandalongside a screening of his film The Making of Us.The film is the result of a project for GlasgowInternational Festival of Visual Art 2012 incollaboration with Graham Fagen. 120mins. 16yrs+
CANDOCO DANCECOMPANY:PLAYING ANOTHER Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityThursday 27 November 8pm
Candoco Dance Company, the contemporary dancecompany of disabled and non-disabled dancers, istwisting perceptions of what dance is, who can danceand who enjoys it with Playing Another, an eveningof two diverse dance works. This double bill featuresThomas Hauert’s Notturnino, a humorous and poeticwork inspired by retired opera singers and a new fullcompany work created by celebrated artist HetainPatel, himself a recent performer at Live at LICA.80mins
A SMITH:TWO FROM A SMITHNuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityTuesday 2 December 8pm
Lancaster based theatre maker and Live at LICA AssociateArtist Andy Smith (a smith) returns with this uniquedouble bill of solo performances.
Using his trademark conversational style, commonwealthand All That is Solid Melts into Air are connected by theirdesire to contemplate the world we live in, and think a bitabout how we might change it. 90mins. 14yrs+
LIVE AT LICA IN THE CITY
SEA BREEZE: A SEASIDE SPECTACLEMorecambe Winter Gardens23 September 7pm & 8.30pm24 -27 September 2.30pm, 7pm & 8.30pm
Back by popular demand and suitable for all ages, SeaBreeze is a poetic and spectacular performance inspiredby and presented in Morecambe’s iconic Winter Gardenstheatre. Using music, voices and stunningly beautifularchitectural projection, Sea Breeze draws on stories andrecollections of the building, exploring memory, decayand survival. 45mins. 5yrs+
IMITATING THE DOG: A FAREWELL TO ARMSThe Dukes, Lancaster Friday 10 October to Saturday 25 October 7.30pmMatinees from £8 Evening performances from £12.50
Acclaimed theatre makers and Live at LICA AssociateArtists imitating the dog bring their unique theatricalvision to this adaptation of A Farewell to Arms, one ofthe great love stories of the twentieth century.The show will fuse video projection, stage design andoriginal music to create an extraordinary version ofHemingway’s powerful meditation on love and thebrutality of modern warfare. 14yrs+
OCKHAM’S RAZOR: NOT UNTIL WE ARE LOSTLICA Building, Lancaster UniversityWednesday 5 November FREELancaster CastleFriday 7 November FREE
Following the sell out success of their Live at LICA shows in2010 and 2012, aerial theatre company Ockham’s Razorpresent two unique performances not to be missed. Thefirst is on campus utilising the foyer of LU’s award winningLICA building in celebration of the 50th University year, thesecond is outside at Lancaster Castle as part of LancasterArts City’s annual event Light Up the Streets.
Live at LICA is proud to once again animate one of our city’skey heritage spaces during Light Up 2014. Suitable for all ages.
TESTING MEDIA: MEL BRIMFIELDPeter Scott Gallery, Lancaster UniversityFriday 10 October - Saturday 6 DecemberOpening Launch: Thursday 9 October 6.30pm
Lee Krasner, Jackson Pollock, Tony Hancock, Max Miller and Vincent Van Gogh - althoughperhaps not as you would imagine. Mel Brimfield's complex practice takes a skewed andtangled romp through the already vexed historiography of performance art,simultaneously revealing and inventing a rich history of collaboration between artists,dancers, theatre makers, political activists and comedians.
Initiated by the Art Fund and the Contemporary Art Society, Testing Media is a schemethat explores the challenges of contemporary collecting. Following a national process,two acquisition awards were made to focus on collecting performance. In partnershipwith the Harris Museum & Art Gallery, Preston, Live at LICA has looked at the work of MelBrimfield. The resulting co-acquisition features an incredible 19 works that demonstrateBrimfield’s multifarious practice.
The whole acquisition is on display for the first time to both celebrate the Testing Mediascheme and form part of Live at LICA’s programme for Lancaster University’s 50thAnniversary. The display demonstrates the significant work and legacies created throughlong-term support and partnership working.
These acquisitions were presented by the Art Fund and the Contemporary Art Society, 2014.
EXHIBITIONS LIVE AT LICA IN THE NUFFIELD
SPECIAL EVENTS HOW TO FIND US
By CarLeave the M6 motorway at junction 33 and take theA6 north towards Lancaster. Turn right at the thirdset of traffic lights on the A6 into the University maindrive. Take the first exit left from the roundabout atthe top of the main drive and follow signs for theGreat Hall Complex. Our postcode for your 'Sat Nav' isLA1 4YW.
ParkingVisitor parking is available (free anywhere on campusafter 6pm and weekends), including wheelchairaccessible spaces. See map for nearest locations forparking. For weekday parking there are pay anddisplay machines. Alternatively parking scratchcardscan be bought at the Reception lodge. Parkingcharges only apply weekdays before 6pm.
By BusBuses run every 5-20 minutes from Lancaster Citycentre to the central underpass on campus. There arealso frequent services from Morecambe, Blackpooland Preston. For bus information call 'Traveline' on0871 200 22 33.
Thursday 9 October OPENING CONCERTJane Irwin (Soprano) & Julia Lynch(Piano)
Thursday 23 October NORTHERN CHAMBERORCHESTRANicholas Ward (Director & Violin) &Nicholas Daniel (Oboe)
Thursday 6 November ROYAL NORTHERNCOLLEGE OF MUSIC Drucker-Lim Piano Duo
Thursday 20 November SOLLIMA & STOTTGiovanni Sollima (Cello) & Kathryn Stott(Piano)
Thursday 27 November CELEBRITY RECITALYevgeny Sudbin (Piano)
TICKET PRICES 2014 /15
Nuffield Theatre Pricing Standard: Adults: £13. Under 26s: £1024 Web Saver: Adults: £11. Under 26s: £8Live at LICA Supporters: £9 (Under 26s: Free)
Sea Breeze and Cello Babies PricingStandard: Adults: £8. Under 26s: £624 Web Saver: Adults: £7. Under 26s: £5Live at LICA Supporters: £6 (Under 26s: Free)
For A Farewell to Arms pricing please contact The Dukes.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
CONCESSIONSA 10% discount applies (on Standard and 24 Web Saver rates only) toseniors (over 60s), the unemployed, disabled people and their essentialcompanions. We have separate rates for students (full time education)and under 26s. Where appropriate, ID will be required on collection oftickets. Advance concession tickets must be collected in person.
24 WEB SAVERThis pricing is only available via liveatlica.org until 24 hours before thepublished start time of the performance. After this time the Standardpricing will be available online and in person. No refunds are available onthe 24 Web Saver.
REFUND / EXCHANGESThere is a no-refund policy unless a performance has been cancelled. Standard tickets may be exchanged only if the box office is contactedmore than 24 hours in advance. All 24 Web Saver tickets are nonrefundable. We are unable to reserve seats without payment.
LATE ADMISSIONThe admittance of latecomers is decided by visiting artists/company and it isnot always possible to admit latecomers. Please ensure you arrive in plentyof time.
LIVE AT LICA CONCERTS 2014All Concerts are held in the Great Hall, Lancaster University and commence at 7.30pm. Full listings are published in our separate Concerts brochure and our website.
Mel Brimfield,Vincent (after Kirk Douglas - Full Series), 2012 (detail)
COMMUNITY AND STUDENT EVENTS
Tuesday 14 October 7pm, Nuffield Theatre SHAKESPEARE SCHOOLS FESTIVAL
Saturday 15 November 7.30pm, Great Hall HAFFNER ORCHESTRA WITH LANCASTER SINGERS Haydn Mass in Time of War
Wednesday 3 - Friday 5 December 7.30pm, Nuffield Theatre LANCASTER UNIVERSITY THEATRE GROUP 4.48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane
Saturday 6 & Sunday 7 December, Nuffield Theatre MED SOC PANTO
Saturday 13 & Sunday 14 December, Nuffield Theatre GAIL JOHNSTON DANCE SCHOOL
CONCER
TS2014 - 2015 SEA
SON
box office 01524 594151 www.liveatlica.org
CONCERTS
318482_Arts.qxp_Layout 1 25/07/2014 13:59 Page 1
DAVID LEDDY:HORIZONTAL COLLABORATONDukes Theatre, LancasterFriday 24 October 8pm
An intense drama where sex,power and politics meetemotion, seduction anddestruction. Each performanceof Horizontal Collaboration isperformed ‘new’ - with four newactors, reading the scripts for thefirst time. They have no ideawhat happens next. Double-billed with downloadeddrama City Of The Blind.Warning: Sexual Violence60mins. 16yrs+
CELLOBABIES:WELCOME TO A TINYWORLD OFSOUND…Lancaster Library Saturday 15 NovemberFrom 10.30am
Cello Babies allows babies andtoddlers to tune in to thesounds around them, helpingthem communicate, explore,create and make sense of theworld. Ruthie Boycott-Garnett has Early YearsProfessional Status andcreates sensory experiencesfor babies based on currentearly years research.45mins. 1yr+
DANIEL BYE:THE NINEO'CLOCKNEWSThe Storey, LancasterFriday 3 October 9pm
Apart from Doctor Who,who knows what’s going tobe in the news on October3rd 2014? Whatever theheadlines Daniel Bye andfriends will digest andrespond to them creatingan evening of topicalcontemporary performanceabout the day’s big issues.Not yesterday’s issues, buttoday’s issues. Danielpromises he does not havea time machine. 60mins.16yrs+
DRUNKENCHORUS:DRUNKEN NIGHTS IIICentral pub venue (TBC)Friday 5 December 8pm
After two successful years inLondon, Drunken Nights isexpanding, with a newNorthern outpost here inLancaster. A night of brandnew short performances -experienced in the comfort ofyour local pub. Curated byDrunken Chorus, the artistswill take inspiration from thetraditions of the great Britishpub; from standup comedyand karaoke, to pub quizzes,live music and dancefloorshenanigans. FREE. 180mins. 18yrs+
GRAHAM EATOUGH:DOUBLE BILLNuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityThursday 20 November 8pm
Graham Eatough will present a work in progress ofMasterclass a new work for theatre developed withsupport from the National Theatre of Scotlandalongside a screening of his film The Making of Us.The film is the result of a project for GlasgowInternational Festival of Visual Art 2012 incollaboration with Graham Fagen. 120mins. 16yrs+
CANDOCO DANCECOMPANY:PLAYING ANOTHER Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityThursday 27 November 8pm
Candoco Dance Company, the contemporary dancecompany of disabled and non-disabled dancers, istwisting perceptions of what dance is, who can danceand who enjoys it with Playing Another, an eveningof two diverse dance works. This double bill featuresThomas Hauert’s Notturnino, a humorous and poeticwork inspired by retired opera singers and a new fullcompany work created by celebrated artist HetainPatel, himself a recent performer at Live at LICA.80mins
A SMITH:TWO FROM A SMITHNuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityTuesday 2 December 8pm
Lancaster based theatre maker and Live at LICA AssociateArtist Andy Smith (a smith) returns with this uniquedouble bill of solo performances.
Using his trademark conversational style, commonwealthand All That is Solid Melts into Air are connected by theirdesire to contemplate the world we live in, and think a bitabout how we might change it. 90mins. 14yrs+
LIVE AT LICA IN THE CITY
SEA BREEZE: A SEASIDE SPECTACLEMorecambe Winter Gardens23 September 7pm & 8.30pm24 -27 September 2.30pm, 7pm & 8.30pm
Back by popular demand and suitable for all ages, SeaBreeze is a poetic and spectacular performance inspiredby and presented in Morecambe’s iconic Winter Gardenstheatre. Using music, voices and stunningly beautifularchitectural projection, Sea Breeze draws on stories andrecollections of the building, exploring memory, decayand survival. 45mins. 5yrs+
IMITATING THE DOG: A FAREWELL TO ARMSThe Dukes, Lancaster Friday 10 October to Saturday 25 October 7.30pmMatinees from £8 Evening performances from £12.50
Acclaimed theatre makers and Live at LICA AssociateArtists imitating the dog bring their unique theatricalvision to this adaptation of A Farewell to Arms, one ofthe great love stories of the twentieth century.The show will fuse video projection, stage design andoriginal music to create an extraordinary version ofHemingway’s powerful meditation on love and thebrutality of modern warfare. 14yrs+
OCKHAM’S RAZOR: NOT UNTIL WE ARE LOSTLICA Building, Lancaster UniversityWednesday 5 November FREELancaster CastleFriday 7 November FREE
Following the sell out success of their Live at LICA shows in2010 and 2012, aerial theatre company Ockham’s Razorpresent two unique performances not to be missed. Thefirst is on campus utilising the foyer of LU’s award winningLICA building in celebration of the 50th University year, thesecond is outside at Lancaster Castle as part of LancasterArts City’s annual event Light Up the Streets.
Live at LICA is proud to once again animate one of our city’skey heritage spaces during Light Up 2014. Suitable for all ages.
TESTING MEDIA: MEL BRIMFIELDPeter Scott Gallery, Lancaster UniversityFriday 10 October - Saturday 6 DecemberOpening Launch: Thursday 9 October 6.30pm
Lee Krasner, Jackson Pollock, Tony Hancock, Max Miller and Vincent Van Gogh - althoughperhaps not as you would imagine. Mel Brimfield's complex practice takes a skewed andtangled romp through the already vexed historiography of performance art,simultaneously revealing and inventing a rich history of collaboration between artists,dancers, theatre makers, political activists and comedians.
Initiated by the Art Fund and the Contemporary Art Society, Testing Media is a schemethat explores the challenges of contemporary collecting. Following a national process,two acquisition awards were made to focus on collecting performance. In partnershipwith the Harris Museum & Art Gallery, Preston, Live at LICA has looked at the work of MelBrimfield. The resulting co-acquisition features an incredible 19 works that demonstrateBrimfield’s multifarious practice.
The whole acquisition is on display for the first time to both celebrate the Testing Mediascheme and form part of Live at LICA’s programme for Lancaster University’s 50thAnniversary. The display demonstrates the significant work and legacies created throughlong-term support and partnership working.
These acquisitions were presented by the Art Fund and the Contemporary Art Society, 2014.
EXHIBITIONS LIVE AT LICA IN THE NUFFIELD
SPECIAL EVENTS HOW TO FIND US
By CarLeave the M6 motorway at junction 33 and take theA6 north towards Lancaster. Turn right at the thirdset of traffic lights on the A6 into the University maindrive. Take the first exit left from the roundabout atthe top of the main drive and follow signs for theGreat Hall Complex. Our postcode for your 'Sat Nav' isLA1 4YW.
ParkingVisitor parking is available (free anywhere on campusafter 6pm and weekends), including wheelchairaccessible spaces. See map for nearest locations forparking. For weekday parking there are pay anddisplay machines. Alternatively parking scratchcardscan be bought at the Reception lodge. Parkingcharges only apply weekdays before 6pm.
By BusBuses run every 5-20 minutes from Lancaster Citycentre to the central underpass on campus. There arealso frequent services from Morecambe, Blackpooland Preston. For bus information call 'Traveline' on0871 200 22 33.
Thursday 9 October OPENING CONCERTJane Irwin (Soprano) & Julia Lynch(Piano)
Thursday 23 October NORTHERN CHAMBERORCHESTRANicholas Ward (Director & Violin) &Nicholas Daniel (Oboe)
Thursday 6 November ROYAL NORTHERNCOLLEGE OF MUSIC Drucker-Lim Piano Duo
Thursday 20 November SOLLIMA & STOTTGiovanni Sollima (Cello) & Kathryn Stott(Piano)
Thursday 27 November CELEBRITY RECITALYevgeny Sudbin (Piano)
TICKET PRICES 2014 /15
Nuffield Theatre Pricing Standard: Adults: £13. Under 26s: £1024 Web Saver: Adults: £11. Under 26s: £8Live at LICA Supporters: £9 (Under 26s: Free)
Sea Breeze and Cello Babies PricingStandard: Adults: £8. Under 26s: £624 Web Saver: Adults: £7. Under 26s: £5Live at LICA Supporters: £6 (Under 26s: Free)
For A Farewell to Arms pricing please contact The Dukes.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
CONCESSIONSA 10% discount applies (on Standard and 24 Web Saver rates only) toseniors (over 60s), the unemployed, disabled people and their essentialcompanions. We have separate rates for students (full time education)and under 26s. Where appropriate, ID will be required on collection oftickets. Advance concession tickets must be collected in person.
24 WEB SAVERThis pricing is only available via liveatlica.org until 24 hours before thepublished start time of the performance. After this time the Standardpricing will be available online and in person. No refunds are available onthe 24 Web Saver.
REFUND / EXCHANGESThere is a no-refund policy unless a performance has been cancelled. Standard tickets may be exchanged only if the box office is contactedmore than 24 hours in advance. All 24 Web Saver tickets are nonrefundable. We are unable to reserve seats without payment.
LATE ADMISSIONThe admittance of latecomers is decided by visiting artists/company and it isnot always possible to admit latecomers. Please ensure you arrive in plentyof time.
LIVE AT LICA CONCERTS 2014All Concerts are held in the Great Hall, Lancaster University and commence at 7.30pm. Full listings are published in our separate Concerts brochure and our website.
Mel Brimfield,Vincent (after Kirk Douglas - Full Series), 2012 (detail)
COMMUNITY AND STUDENT EVENTS
Tuesday 14 October 7pm, Nuffield Theatre SHAKESPEARE SCHOOLS FESTIVAL
Saturday 15 November 7.30pm, Great Hall HAFFNER ORCHESTRA WITH LANCASTER SINGERS Haydn Mass in Time of War
Wednesday 3 - Friday 5 December 7.30pm, Nuffield Theatre LANCASTER UNIVERSITY THEATRE GROUP 4.48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane
Saturday 6 & Sunday 7 December, Nuffield Theatre MED SOC PANTO
Saturday 13 & Sunday 14 December, Nuffield Theatre GAIL JOHNSTON DANCE SCHOOL
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… to this new look brochure for Liveat LICA outlining exhibition andperformance presentation for autumn2014. Commemorating LancasterUniversity’s 50th Anniversary and over40 years of teaching Theatre Studies atLU we’ve bracketed 2014-15 under thetheme ‘Made in Lancaster’. Events andexhibitions feature alumni and LaLregulars whose artistic careers LU hashelped shape over the years. We alsocelebrate our ongoing relationshipwith the city of Lancaster via a seriesof special events. Live at LICA: In theCity brings activities of all shapes andsizes to the heart of Lancaster for arange of age groups and tastes. Chiefamong our activities this season aretwo exclusive performances fromcircus and aerial theatre companyOckham’s Razor to mark both LU’s 50thand this year’s Light Up The Streetsextravaganza in November. It’sthrilling to mix with such a talentedgroup of alumni and arts makers - asuitable reminder that LaL supportsthe flourishing of artistic talent bothemerging and established.
Elsewhere we’ve made one or twoother changes. We’ve addedCommunity and Student eventslistings to support upcoming artsevents from these groups with detailon both brochure and website. We’vesimplified our Supporters Scheme and
ticket pricing so that LaL Supporterswill save money every time they book.And we’ve begun a dedicated brochurefor our excellent Concerts series now inits 47th consecutive year.
Meanwhile LaL continues to find newways of engaging with audiences.Check out our app Taking the ArtworkHome online or get yourself a ticket tothe spectacular Sea Breeze atMorecambe’s iconic Winter Gardens inSeptember. We’re on a mission to offermeaningful experiences throughartist-led ideas, learning opportunitiesand interaction with LU’s artcollection. Join our twitter feed andfacebook page to know more. I lookforward to meeting you online or inperson soon.
Jamie [email protected]
23-27 September
SEA BREEZEFollowing a successful run last summer,Raisin & Willow's magical Sea Breeze returnsto Morecambe’s Winter Gardens to wowaudiences. Do not miss this audio visualtreat featuring our Associate Artistsimitating the dog.
3 October
DANIEL BYE Our Live at LICA: In the City series kicks off atThe Storey with a theatre maker whosesatirical take on modern life sees himcollaborate on this occasion with threeLancaster locals.
10 October - 6 December
MEL BRIMFIELDTo celebrate buying 19 pieces of the artist’swork in partnership with the Harris Museumin Preston this enchanting artist fuses apassion for humour and performance art inthe form of objects and film.
5 & 7 November
OCKHAM’SRAZOR A unique opportunity to seecontemporary dance/aerial theatre atthe peak of its powers both on campusand ‘In the City’ – and in both cases itwon’t cost you a penny!
WELCOME DIRECTOR'S HIGHLIGHTS FOR AUTUMN 14
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box office 01524 594151 www.liveatlica.org
RELAUNCHED FOR 2014 BECOME A SUPPORTER FOR £3 A MONTH BECOME A LIVE AT LICA SUPPORTER AND RECEIVE THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS:
Save up to £6 on every concert ticketSave up to £4 on every theatre/dance ticketSave up to £2 on every Live at LICA concert programme
Receive a FREE daily tea or coffee in the Live at LICA café/bar until 8pm. Plus save an additional 10% at our café bar. Exclusive talks, receptions with artists and visiting companies. Discounts and offers at partner arts organisations.Plus a free warm fuzzy feeling for supporting new art and emerging artists…!
Don’t like booking online?Once you become a Supporter you’ll receive the lowest possible adult price whether you book onlineor via our box office.
Direct DebitsNew for 2014 you can pay via Direct Debits for the year or pay just £3 a month. To receive a DirectDebit form call Lindsay on 01524 594151 or visit www.liveatlica.org/supporters
Lancaster University Staff Member?Our Supporters scheme is now included as an option within the University Flexible Benefits schemeand your monthly £3 can be deducted direct from your salary.
Under 26?Become a Live at LICA Supporter and receive free tickets to any or all of our 2014/15 events.
MADE INLANCASTER; 50 YEARS OFLANCASTERUNIVERSITYPart of the ecosystem and cultural offer ofLancaster University, Live at LICA is proud tocelebrate the University’s 50th year withactivities under the banner ‘Made In Lancaster’.As a commissioning and production house with alegacy of supporting artistic talent we’ll bewelcoming back alumni to perform duringautumn 2014 and spring 2015 including theatremaker David Leddy, conductor and comedianRainer Hersch and artist Paul McDevitt. We’realso involved in University activities such as theCommunity Day on 13th September andproviding some big occasions with Ockham’sRazor performers towering above our heads(accompanied by a choir of student and localparticipants) and a Jack Hylton Anniversaryconcert in the new year. We’re also adding to theUniversity’s impressive art collection in its 50thyear with the co-acquisition of 19 new mediaworks by Mel Brimfield.
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES DAY
Peter Scott Gallery13 September 11am - 4pm FREE
Live at LICA inviteyou and your familyto our Peter ScottGallery for funactivities, live musicsessions, free coffeeand an exclusivelook at ourupcoming autumn 2014 Season. When you arrive you'll meet PhD student and Koreanartist Hyeyoung Maeng and see her beautiful WishingTree. Young is busy making a friendship bracelet, a GIANTone, to celebrate 50 years of Lancaster University so whynot come and see the tree and join in to make your ownbracelets or create 'wishes' to help the tree blossom! Forthe very young we’ll also be scheduling someperformances of Cello Babies throughout the afternoon.Grab a free cuppa from the Live at LICA pop-up café barand enjoy some live acoustic music sessions with a sliceof our delicious Ginger Bakers cake. Then why not popinto the Gallery to learn more about the impressivehistory of LU's 50 years by exploring the Alumni andMemorabilia exhibition and an exclusive preview of whatLive at LICA is bringing to the campus and Lancaster citysoon in our upcoming autumn 2014 Season. This event isfree and open to all ages.For further details on the University's 50th celebrationsvisit www.lancaster.ac.uk/50
AUTUMN DIARY
PERFORMANCE & VISUAL ART
Community Activities Day Peter Scott Gallery 11am - 4pm. 13 Sept
Sea Breeze Morecambe Winter Gardens Various. 23 - 27 Sept
Daniel Bye The Storey 9 pm. 3 Oct
Concert: Jane Irwin Great Hall 7.30pm. 9 Oct
Exhibition: Mel Brimfield Peter Scott Gallery 10 Oct - 6 Dec
Imitating The Dog The Dukes Various. 10 - 25 Oct
Concert:Northern Chamber Orchestra Great Hall 7.30pm. 23 Oct
David Leddy The Dukes 8pm. 24 Oct
Ockham’s Razor LICA Building Various. 5 Nov
Concert: RNCM Piano Duo Great Hall 7.30pm. 6 Nov
Ockham’s Razor Lancaster Castle Various. 7 Nov
Cello Babies Lancaster Library Various. 15 Nov
Concert: Solima & Stott Great Hall 7.30pm. 20 Nov
Graham Eatough Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 20 Nov
Concert: Yevgeny Sudbin Great Hall 7.30pm. 27 Nov
Candoco Dance Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 27 Nov
A Smith Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 2 Dec
Drunken Chorus Central pub venue (TBC) 8pm. 5 Dec
TO BOOK TICKETS
CALL: 01524 594151EMAIL: [email protected]: www.liveatlica.org
OPENING DETAILS Between 26 August - 6 December 2014 boththe Live at LICA box office and the Peter ScottGallery will be open Monday to Friday 11am -5pm and Saturdays 11am - 4pm and until theshow on the evenings of performances.
LIVE AT CAFE/BAR29 September - 5 December 2014Monday - Friday 9am - 4pm (and before & after performances)Our Cafe Bar specialises in local, fairtrade andindependently crafted produce, why not pop in forcoffee, cake or lunch? The bar can also be hired formeetings, rehearsal refreshments and other smallcatering needs - just ask at the bar for more info.
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