… to Live At LICA’s spring 2015 season. Firstly I would like to takethis opportunity to thank you for your support during our autumn2014 season.

I was pleased to see that many of our events encouraged you tostart conversations with the artists and us during post-showdiscussions, with fellow audience members at events and withthe wider world on social media.

I look forward to continuing those stimulating conversations withthose of you I met last season, and to welcome new voices withevery project.

My colleagues and I are very keen that the world-classprogramme of work we promote responds to the bustlingdiversity of our audiences, on the campus, in the city and beyond.This season’s programme features critically acclaimed pieces suchas the brilliant I Wish I Was Lonely presented alongside exclusivepreview performances by companies such as Clod Ensemble andThird Angel.

It is a great privilege for me to be sharing this programme withyou, I will be waiting, excitedly, for your responses to the pieceswe have carefully selected for you this season.

Leo BurtinCreative Producerleo@liveatlica.org

27 January

THE LIFE ANDLOVES OF ANOBODY We are looking forward to welcoming backtheatre studies alumni Third Angel with thisbrand new and visually stunning newperformance about a woman who could beyou and takes her life into her own hands.

6-8 & 20-22 February

MUSEUM OF WATER Museum of Water is a unique, delicate andimportant piece of work. Presented in thestunning setting of the Storey Gallery, it asksbig questions at a crucial moment in time forour planet.

21 March

COMIC RELIEF Over in the Great Hall, I warmly recommendthat theatre, comedy and music fans join uson 21st March for our Concert for Comic Reliefconducted by alumni comedian RainerHersch

Ongoing

IN DEVELOPMENT

Once again this season, much of ourwork is taking place behind the scenes,supporting artists in developingtomorrow’s excellent art. You maywitness the results of some of this workby visiting Paul McDevitt’s exhibition inthe Peter Scott Gallery and head over tothe new Comment section of ourwebsite for regular project updates.

WELCOME

PERFORM

ANCE & VISUAL ART

SPRING 2015

box office 01524 594151 www.liveatlica.org

OVER 330 HAVE SIGNED UP TO BECOME A SUPPORTERJOIN NOW FROM JUST £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/Mature Student?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 celebratingthe University’s 50th year under the banner‘Made In Lancaster’ - welcoming back alumni toperform during autumn 2014 and spring 2015including theatre maker David Leddy, conductorand comedian Rainer Hersch and artist PaulMcDevitt. We’ll be presenting events in Lancaster citycentre throughout the year and providing somebig occasions on campus such as Ockham’s Razorwhose performers used the full height of theLICA Building back in November. We’ve alsoadded to the University’s impressive artcollection acquiring works by Mel Brimfield, IainForsyth & Jane Pollard and Wu Chi-Tsung. This spring we turn our attention tocommemorating Lancaster’s musical legacycourtesy of a Jack Hylton Anniversary concert (29Jan) and concert in aid of Comic Relief (21 Mar)in the Great Hall.

OPENPeter Scott Gallery, Tuesday 21 April – Saturday 30 MayClosed Bank Holidays (4 & 25 May)

Launched in 2014 OPEN was a week of open days held inour Peter Scott Gallery. For 2015 we’re extending theformat, increasing opportunities to meet our team, meetLaL supported artists and - over tea and cake - share inconversations that will shape our future. We’ll be onceagain moving our café bar into the gallery for theduration, creating the perfect on campus antidote toexam season. We’ll be providing platforms for visitors tohost their own creative and curatorial ideas and facilitatea talks and mediation programme showcasing upcomingLaL themes and artists. Whether you’re curious in the roleof art in society/your region or just looking for somethingdifferent to do, we’d love to see you there. We’re also keento host events supporting the development of culture inLancaster and beyond. For details please check ourwebsite or specific printed material.

SPRING DIARY

PERFORMANCE & VISUAL ART

Third Angel Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 27 January

Paul McDevitt: Hunker Down Peter Scott Gallery 28 January – 21 March

Concert: The Band That Jack Built Great Hall 7.30pm. 29 January

Concert: The Hallé Soloists Great Hall 7.30pm. 7 February

Hannah Jane Walker & Chris Thorpe The Dukes 1pm & 8pm.13 February

Clod Ensemble Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 19 February

Amy Sharrocks Storey Institute (Gallery) 6-8 & 20-22 February

Concert: Piano Recital - Joseph Moog Great Hall 7.30pm. 26 February

Drunken Chorus Wagon & Horses Pub 8.30pm. 6 March

Concert: RNCM - String Orchestra Great Hall 7.30pm. 12 March

Rajni Shah & Andy Smith Jack Hylton Room 7pm. 13 March

Concert for Comic Relief Great Hall 7.30pm. 21 March

Open Peter Scott Gallery 21 April - 30 May

Company Chameleon The Dukes 8pm. 13 May

CALL: 01524 594151EMAIL: boxoffice@liveatlica.orgVISIT: www.liveatlica.org

12 January - 20 March 2015Monday - Friday 10am - 5pm(and before & after performances)Our Café 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. 

CREATIVE PRODUCER HIGHLIGHTS FOR SPRING 15

Leo Burtin

Between 19 January - 21 March 2015 theLive at LICA box office will be openMonday to Friday 11am -5pm andSaturdays 11am - 4pm and until theshow on the evenings of performances.

TO BOOK TICKETS OPENING DETAILS CAFÉ/BAR

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… to Live At LICA’s spring 2015 season. Firstly I would like to takethis opportunity to thank you for your support during our autumn2014 season.

I was pleased to see that many of our events encouraged you tostart conversations with the artists and us during post-showdiscussions, with fellow audience members at events and withthe wider world on social media.

I look forward to continuing those stimulating conversations withthose of you I met last season, and to welcome new voices withevery project.

My colleagues and I are very keen that the world-classprogramme of work we promote responds to the bustlingdiversity of our audiences, on the campus, in the city and beyond.This season’s programme features critically acclaimed pieces suchas the brilliant I Wish I Was Lonely presented alongside exclusivepreview performances by companies such as Clod Ensemble andThird Angel.

It is a great privilege for me to be sharing this programme withyou, I will be waiting, excitedly, for your responses to the pieceswe have carefully selected for you this season.

Leo BurtinCreative Producerleo@liveatlica.org

27 January

THE LIFE ANDLOVES OF ANOBODY We are looking forward to welcoming backtheatre studies alumni Third Angel with thisbrand new and visually stunning newperformance about a woman who could beyou and takes her life into her own hands.

6-8 & 20-22 February

MUSEUM OF WATER Museum of Water is a unique, delicate andimportant piece of work. Presented in thestunning setting of the Storey Gallery, it asksbig questions at a crucial moment in time forour planet.

21 March

COMIC RELIEF Over in the Great Hall, I warmly recommendthat theatre, comedy and music fans join uson 21st March for our Concert for Comic Reliefconducted by alumni comedian RainerHersch

Ongoing

IN DEVELOPMENT

Once again this season, much of ourwork is taking place behind the scenes,supporting artists in developingtomorrow’s excellent art. You maywitness the results of some of this workby visiting Paul McDevitt’s exhibition inthe Peter Scott Gallery and head over tothe new Comment section of ourwebsite for regular project updates.

WELCOME

PERFORM

ANCE & VISUAL ART

SPRING 2015

box office 01524 594151 www.liveatlica.org

OVER 330 HAVE SIGNED UP TO BECOME A SUPPORTERJOIN NOW FROM JUST £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/Mature Student?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 celebratingthe University’s 50th year under the banner‘Made In Lancaster’ - welcoming back alumni toperform during autumn 2014 and spring 2015including theatre maker David Leddy, conductorand comedian Rainer Hersch and artist PaulMcDevitt. We’ll be presenting events in Lancaster citycentre throughout the year and providing somebig occasions on campus such as Ockham’s Razorwhose performers used the full height of theLICA Building back in November. We’ve alsoadded to the University’s impressive artcollection acquiring works by Mel Brimfield, IainForsyth & Jane Pollard and Wu Chi-Tsung. This spring we turn our attention tocommemorating Lancaster’s musical legacycourtesy of a Jack Hylton Anniversary concert (29Jan) and concert in aid of Comic Relief (21 Mar)in the Great Hall.

OPENPeter Scott Gallery, Tuesday 21 April – Saturday 30 MayClosed Bank Holidays (4 & 25 May)

Launched in 2014 OPEN was a week of open days held inour Peter Scott Gallery. For 2015 we’re extending theformat, increasing opportunities to meet our team, meetLaL supported artists and - over tea and cake - share inconversations that will shape our future. We’ll be onceagain moving our café bar into the gallery for theduration, creating the perfect on campus antidote toexam season. We’ll be providing platforms for visitors tohost their own creative and curatorial ideas and facilitatea talks and mediation programme showcasing upcomingLaL themes and artists. Whether you’re curious in the roleof art in society/your region or just looking for somethingdifferent to do, we’d love to see you there. We’re also keento host events supporting the development of culture inLancaster and beyond. For details please check ourwebsite or specific printed material.

SPRING DIARY

PERFORMANCE & VISUAL ART

Third Angel Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 27 January

Paul McDevitt: Hunker Down Peter Scott Gallery 28 January – 21 March

Concert: The Band That Jack Built Great Hall 7.30pm. 29 January

Concert: The Hallé Soloists Great Hall 7.30pm. 7 February

Hannah Jane Walker & Chris Thorpe The Dukes 1pm & 8pm.13 February

Clod Ensemble Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 19 February

Amy Sharrocks Storey Institute (Gallery) 6-8 & 20-22 February

Concert: Piano Recital - Joseph Moog Great Hall 7.30pm. 26 February

Drunken Chorus Wagon & Horses Pub 8.30pm. 6 March

Concert: RNCM - String Orchestra Great Hall 7.30pm. 12 March

Rajni Shah & Andy Smith Jack Hylton Room 7pm. 13 March

Concert for Comic Relief Great Hall 7.30pm. 21 March

Open Peter Scott Gallery 21 April - 30 May

Company Chameleon The Dukes 8pm. 13 May

CALL: 01524 594151EMAIL: boxoffice@liveatlica.orgVISIT: www.liveatlica.org

12 January - 20 March 2015Monday - Friday 10am - 5pm(and before & after performances)Our Café 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. 

CREATIVE PRODUCER HIGHLIGHTS FOR SPRING 15

Leo Burtin

Between 19 January - 21 March 2015 theLive at LICA box office will be openMonday to Friday 11am -5pm andSaturdays 11am - 4pm and until theshow on the evenings of performances.

TO BOOK TICKETS OPENING DETAILS CAFÉ/BAR

336240_Lica.qxp_Layout 1 08/12/2014 15:44 Page 5

… to Live At LICA’s spring 2015 season. Firstly I would like to takethis opportunity to thank you for your support during our autumn2014 season.

I was pleased to see that many of our events encouraged you tostart conversations with the artists and us during post-showdiscussions, with fellow audience members at events and withthe wider world on social media.

I look forward to continuing those stimulating conversations withthose of you I met last season, and to welcome new voices withevery project.

My colleagues and I are very keen that the world-classprogramme of work we promote responds to the bustlingdiversity of our audiences, on the campus, in the city and beyond.This season’s programme features critically acclaimed pieces suchas the brilliant I Wish I Was Lonely presented alongside exclusivepreview performances by companies such as Clod Ensemble andThird Angel.

It is a great privilege for me to be sharing this programme withyou, I will be waiting, excitedly, for your responses to the pieceswe have carefully selected for you this season.

Leo BurtinCreative Producerleo@liveatlica.org

27 January

THE LIFE ANDLOVES OF ANOBODY We are looking forward to welcoming backtheatre studies alumni Third Angel with thisbrand new and visually stunning newperformance about a woman who could beyou and takes her life into her own hands.

6-8 & 20-22 February

MUSEUM OF WATER Museum of Water is a unique, delicate andimportant piece of work. Presented in thestunning setting of the Storey Gallery, it asksbig questions at a crucial moment in time forour planet.

21 March

COMIC RELIEF Over in the Great Hall, I warmly recommendthat theatre, comedy and music fans join uson 21st March for our Concert for Comic Reliefconducted by alumni comedian RainerHersch

Ongoing

IN DEVELOPMENT

Once again this season, much of ourwork is taking place behind the scenes,supporting artists in developingtomorrow’s excellent art. You maywitness the results of some of this workby visiting Paul McDevitt’s exhibition inthe Peter Scott Gallery and head over tothe new Comment section of ourwebsite for regular project updates.

WELCOME

PERFORM

ANCE & VISUAL ART

SPRING 2015

box office 01524 594151 www.liveatlica.org

OVER 330 HAVE SIGNED UP TO BECOME A SUPPORTERJOIN NOW FROM JUST £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/Mature Student?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 celebratingthe University’s 50th year under the banner‘Made In Lancaster’ - welcoming back alumni toperform during autumn 2014 and spring 2015including theatre maker David Leddy, conductorand comedian Rainer Hersch and artist PaulMcDevitt. We’ll be presenting events in Lancaster citycentre throughout the year and providing somebig occasions on campus such as Ockham’s Razorwhose performers used the full height of theLICA Building back in November. We’ve alsoadded to the University’s impressive artcollection acquiring works by Mel Brimfield, IainForsyth & Jane Pollard and Wu Chi-Tsung. This spring we turn our attention tocommemorating Lancaster’s musical legacycourtesy of a Jack Hylton Anniversary concert (29Jan) and concert in aid of Comic Relief (21 Mar)in the Great Hall.

OPENPeter Scott Gallery, Tuesday 21 April – Saturday 30 MayClosed Bank Holidays (4 & 25 May)

Launched in 2014 OPEN was a week of open days held inour Peter Scott Gallery. For 2015 we’re extending theformat, increasing opportunities to meet our team, meetLaL supported artists and - over tea and cake - share inconversations that will shape our future. We’ll be onceagain moving our café bar into the gallery for theduration, creating the perfect on campus antidote toexam season. We’ll be providing platforms for visitors tohost their own creative and curatorial ideas and facilitatea talks and mediation programme showcasing upcomingLaL themes and artists. Whether you’re curious in the roleof art in society/your region or just looking for somethingdifferent to do, we’d love to see you there. We’re also keento host events supporting the development of culture inLancaster and beyond. For details please check ourwebsite or specific printed material.

SPRING DIARY

PERFORMANCE & VISUAL ART

Third Angel Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 27 January

Paul McDevitt: Hunker Down Peter Scott Gallery 28 January – 21 March

Concert: The Band That Jack Built Great Hall 7.30pm. 29 January

Concert: The Hallé Soloists Great Hall 7.30pm. 7 February

Hannah Jane Walker & Chris Thorpe The Dukes 1pm & 8pm.13 February

Clod Ensemble Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 19 February

Amy Sharrocks Storey Institute (Gallery) 6-8 & 20-22 February

Concert: Piano Recital - Joseph Moog Great Hall 7.30pm. 26 February

Drunken Chorus Wagon & Horses Pub 8.30pm. 6 March

Concert: RNCM - String Orchestra Great Hall 7.30pm. 12 March

Rajni Shah & Andy Smith Jack Hylton Room 7pm. 13 March

Concert for Comic Relief Great Hall 7.30pm. 21 March

Open Peter Scott Gallery 21 April - 30 May

Company Chameleon The Dukes 8pm. 13 May

CALL: 01524 594151EMAIL: boxoffice@liveatlica.orgVISIT: www.liveatlica.org

12 January - 20 March 2015Monday - Friday 10am - 5pm(and before & after performances)Our Café 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. 

CREATIVE PRODUCER HIGHLIGHTS FOR SPRING 15

Leo Burtin

Between 19 January - 21 March 2015 theLive at LICA box office will be openMonday to Friday 11am -5pm andSaturdays 11am - 4pm and until theshow on the evenings of performances.

TO BOOK TICKETS OPENING DETAILS CAFÉ/BAR

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THIRD ANGEL & SHEFFIELD THEATRESTHE LIFE AND LOVES OF A NOBODY

Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityTuesday 27 January 8pm

Internationally celebrated theatre makers Third Angel havecreated a visually stunning exploration of the gap betweenour dreams and our realities, and how we decide whose lifestories deserve to be told.

70mins. 14ys+

CLOD ENSEMBLE THE RED CHAIR

Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityThursday 19 February 8pm

Told in a rich and saucy Scots dialect with physical verve, awee dram of whisky to oil the way and a musical score thatrolls in like mist over the hills, The Red Chair lies somewherebetween a Grimm's Fairy Tale, an absurdist ghost story and aparent’s guide on how not to bring up children.

Written & performed by Sarah Cameron.Produced in association with Fuel.

120mins. 14yrs+ (Strong Language)

RAJNI SHAH & ANDY SMITHWE ARE CAPABLE OF SO MUCH MORE:EXPERIMENTS INLISTENING (PART 3)

The Jack Hylton Room, Lancaster UniversityFriday 13 March 7pm

'Experiments in Listening' is one of a series of residencies thatRajni is initiating with friends who are also performance-makers. Each residency begins with the space between twopeople, a space that they might call 'friendship'. It asks whathappens when friendship isn't held by niceness but byhonesty, when a conversation is not just about talking, andwhen it lasts all week. At the end of the week they will openup this conversation to the public as a short performance. Youare very welcome to join them. (Free).

DRUNKEN CHORUSDRUNKEN NIGHTS III

Wagon & Horses PubFirst Friday 6 March 8.30pm

A triple bill of performances inspired by the GreatBritish Pub; from standup comedy and karaoke,to pub quizzes, live music and dance floorshenanigans. The evening will feature a piecementored by Live At LICA associate artist AndySmith. Presented in association with LancasterArts City. (Free).

120mins. 18yrs+

PAUL MCDEVITT:HUNKER DOWNPeter Scott Gallery, Lancaster UniversityWednesday 28 January –Saturday 21 March 2015Opening Launch: Tuesday 27 January

EXHIBITIONS LIVE AT LICAIN THE NUFFIELD

LIVE AT LICA ON CAMPUS

COMPANYCHAMELEONBEAUTY OF THEBEAST

The Rake at The DukesWednesday 13 May 8pm

Beauty of the Beast is a funny, moving andsubversive look at behaviour between male peers.Company Chameleon uncover the many faces ofthe male subject - strength, vulnerability,camaraderie and hostility and ask what happensto male identity when subsumed by genderaffiliation.

60mins. 14yrs+

AMY SHARROCKSMUSEUM OF WATER

The Storey Institute (Gallery)6-8 & 20-22 February

A collection of publicly donated water andaccompanying stories. The museum encouragesus to consider the many ways we access andenjoy water. Come along to make your owndonation to the museum, as well as uncoveringthe existing collection. Presented in associationwith Artsadmin. Suitable for all.

Details of the Museum of Water’s talks programmeand half term activities will be available on ourwebsite. Check website for entry & opening times.

HANNAH JANEWALKER & CHRIS THORPEI WISH I WAS LONELY

The Round at The DukesFriday 13 February 1pm & 8pm

I Wish I Was Lonely is an interactive show aboutcontactability.A show in which the audience commit to leavingtheir phones on.A show investigating what it means to participate incommunication – or not.There will be poems, there will be stories and therewill be conversation.

70mins. 16yrs+

LIVE AT LICA IN THE CITY

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 29 JanuaryTHE BAND THAT JACK BUILTThe Jack Hylton 50th Anniversary Concert

Saturday 7 FebruaryTHE HALLÉ SOLOISTS

Thursday 26 FebruaryPIANO RECITALJoseph Moog

Thursday 12 MarchROYAL NORTHERNCOLLEGE OF MUSICString Orchestra

Saturday 21 MarchCONCERT FOR COMIC RELIEFRainer Hersch (Conductor) with TheHaffner Orchestra, Lancaster Singers andUniversity of Lancaster Music Society.

TICKET PRICES 2014 /15Standard Theatre Pricing Standard: Adults: £13. Under 26s: £1024 Web Saver: Adults: £11. Under 26s: £8Live at LICA Supporters: £9 (Under 26s: Free)

Both Drunken Chorus and the Rajni Shah & Andy Smithperformances are free.

Live at LICA events at The Dukes Live at LICA: In the City events booked via The Dukes website are subject to a transaction fee of £1.

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 2015All 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.

COMMUNITY AND STUDENT EVENTS

Monday 12 January 4.30pm & 7pm, Nuffield Theatre SPLENDID PRODUCTIONS: WOYZECK

Tuesday 3 February 6pm, Peter Scott GalleryENGLISH & CREATIVE WRITING TALK: DON PATERSON

Thursday 12 – Saturday 14 February 7.30pm, Nuffield TheatreVAGINA MONOLANCS: THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES

Saturday 14 February 7.30pm, Great HallTHE HAFFNER ORCHESTRA Conductor: Justin Doyle, Soloist: Bibi Heal (soprano)

Thursday 5 – Saturday 7 March 7.30pm, Nuffield TheatreLUDANS SHOWCASE

Tuesday 10 March 6pm, Peter Scott GalleryENGLISH & CREATIVE WRITING TALK: TIM DEE

CONCER

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Hunker Down sees Berlin based artist PaulMcDevitt utilise the Peter Scott Gallery as aprovisional one-man publishing house.Initially conceived as a response to LancasterUniversity’s absence of an academicpublishing house, Hunker Down is theumbrella under which a variety of printedmatter is being realised in response todifferent aspects of the university campusand Lancaster itself. The whole project is anenquiry into aspects of DIY publishing,issues of self-reliance, communication, andimprovisation. Several of the projectsexpand on McDevitt’s long establishedinterests in collaboration by involving otherartists, musicians and academics.

The whole project, which will consist ofseveral hundred new images, in book form,posters, or limited edition screen prints,consists entirely of new work. Exhibitedworks range in scale from postcards to afull-sized billboard print vertically spanningthe height of the gallery. Hunker Down looksat different issues concerning undergroundpublishing and art production in general,from questions of originality andauthenticity, facsimile and mass production,fidelity and surface noise. The presentationof work in Hunker Down attempts to reflectthe energy and sense of dialogue inherentwithin the individual projects.

Paul McDevitt, Nicosa, 2014.

Paul McDevitt, Coanis, 2014.

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THIRD ANGEL & SHEFFIELD THEATRESTHE LIFE AND LOVES OF A NOBODY

Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityTuesday 27 January 8pm

Internationally celebrated theatre makers Third Angel havecreated a visually stunning exploration of the gap betweenour dreams and our realities, and how we decide whose lifestories deserve to be told.

70mins. 14ys+

CLOD ENSEMBLE THE RED CHAIR

Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityThursday 19 February 8pm

Told in a rich and saucy Scots dialect with physical verve, awee dram of whisky to oil the way and a musical score thatrolls in like mist over the hills, The Red Chair lies somewherebetween a Grimm's Fairy Tale, an absurdist ghost story and aparent’s guide on how not to bring up children.

Written & performed by Sarah Cameron.Produced in association with Fuel.

120mins. 14yrs+ (Strong Language)

RAJNI SHAH & ANDY SMITHWE ARE CAPABLE OF SO MUCH MORE:EXPERIMENTS INLISTENING (PART 3)

The Jack Hylton Room, Lancaster UniversityFriday 13 March 7pm

'Experiments in Listening' is one of a series of residencies thatRajni is initiating with friends who are also performance-makers. Each residency begins with the space between twopeople, a space that they might call 'friendship'. It asks whathappens when friendship isn't held by niceness but byhonesty, when a conversation is not just about talking, andwhen it lasts all week. At the end of the week they will openup this conversation to the public as a short performance. Youare very welcome to join them. (Free).

DRUNKEN CHORUSDRUNKEN NIGHTS III

Wagon & Horses PubFirst Friday 6 March 8.30pm

A triple bill of performances inspired by the GreatBritish Pub; from standup comedy and karaoke,to pub quizzes, live music and dance floorshenanigans. The evening will feature a piecementored by Live At LICA associate artist AndySmith. Presented in association with LancasterArts City. (Free).

120mins. 18yrs+

PAUL MCDEVITT:HUNKER DOWNPeter Scott Gallery, Lancaster UniversityWednesday 28 January –Saturday 21 March 2015Opening Launch: Tuesday 27 January

EXHIBITIONS LIVE AT LICAIN THE NUFFIELD

LIVE AT LICA ON CAMPUS

COMPANYCHAMELEONBEAUTY OF THEBEAST

The Rake at The DukesWednesday 13 May 8pm

Beauty of the Beast is a funny, moving andsubversive look at behaviour between male peers.Company Chameleon uncover the many faces ofthe male subject - strength, vulnerability,camaraderie and hostility and ask what happensto male identity when subsumed by genderaffiliation.

60mins. 14yrs+

AMY SHARROCKSMUSEUM OF WATER

The Storey Institute (Gallery)6-8 & 20-22 February

A collection of publicly donated water andaccompanying stories. The museum encouragesus to consider the many ways we access andenjoy water. Come along to make your owndonation to the museum, as well as uncoveringthe existing collection. Presented in associationwith Artsadmin. Suitable for all.

Details of the Museum of Water’s talks programmeand half term activities will be available on ourwebsite. Check website for entry & opening times.

HANNAH JANEWALKER & CHRIS THORPEI WISH I WAS LONELY

The Round at The DukesFriday 13 February 1pm & 8pm

I Wish I Was Lonely is an interactive show aboutcontactability.A show in which the audience commit to leavingtheir phones on.A show investigating what it means to participate incommunication – or not.There will be poems, there will be stories and therewill be conversation.

70mins. 16yrs+

LIVE AT LICA IN THE CITY

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 29 JanuaryTHE BAND THAT JACK BUILTThe Jack Hylton 50th Anniversary Concert

Saturday 7 FebruaryTHE HALLÉ SOLOISTS

Thursday 26 FebruaryPIANO RECITALJoseph Moog

Thursday 12 MarchROYAL NORTHERNCOLLEGE OF MUSICString Orchestra

Saturday 21 MarchCONCERT FOR COMIC RELIEFRainer Hersch (Conductor) with TheHaffner Orchestra, Lancaster Singers andUniversity of Lancaster Music Society.

TICKET PRICES 2014 /15Standard Theatre Pricing Standard: Adults: £13. Under 26s: £1024 Web Saver: Adults: £11. Under 26s: £8Live at LICA Supporters: £9 (Under 26s: Free)

Both Drunken Chorus and the Rajni Shah & Andy Smithperformances are free.

Live at LICA events at The Dukes Live at LICA: In the City events booked via The Dukes website are subject to a transaction fee of £1.

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 2015All 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.

COMMUNITY AND STUDENT EVENTS

Monday 12 January 4.30pm & 7pm, Nuffield Theatre SPLENDID PRODUCTIONS: WOYZECK

Tuesday 3 February 6pm, Peter Scott GalleryENGLISH & CREATIVE WRITING TALK: DON PATERSON

Thursday 12 – Saturday 14 February 7.30pm, Nuffield TheatreVAGINA MONOLANCS: THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES

Saturday 14 February 7.30pm, Great HallTHE HAFFNER ORCHESTRA Conductor: Justin Doyle, Soloist: Bibi Heal (soprano)

Thursday 5 – Saturday 7 March 7.30pm, Nuffield TheatreLUDANS SHOWCASE

Tuesday 10 March 6pm, Peter Scott GalleryENGLISH & CREATIVE WRITING TALK: TIM DEE

CONCER

TS2014 - 2015 SEA

SON

box office 01524 594151 www.liveatlica.org

CONCERTS

 

Hunker Down sees Berlin based artist PaulMcDevitt utilise the Peter Scott Gallery as aprovisional one-man publishing house.Initially conceived as a response to LancasterUniversity’s absence of an academicpublishing house, Hunker Down is theumbrella under which a variety of printedmatter is being realised in response todifferent aspects of the university campusand Lancaster itself. The whole project is anenquiry into aspects of DIY publishing,issues of self-reliance, communication, andimprovisation. Several of the projectsexpand on McDevitt’s long establishedinterests in collaboration by involving otherartists, musicians and academics.

The whole project, which will consist ofseveral hundred new images, in book form,posters, or limited edition screen prints,consists entirely of new work. Exhibitedworks range in scale from postcards to afull-sized billboard print vertically spanningthe height of the gallery. Hunker Down looksat different issues concerning undergroundpublishing and art production in general,from questions of originality andauthenticity, facsimile and mass production,fidelity and surface noise. The presentationof work in Hunker Down attempts to reflectthe energy and sense of dialogue inherentwithin the individual projects.

Paul McDevitt, Nicosa, 2014.

Paul McDevitt, Coanis, 2014.

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THIRD ANGEL & SHEFFIELD THEATRESTHE LIFE AND LOVES OF A NOBODY

Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityTuesday 27 January 8pm

Internationally celebrated theatre makers Third Angel havecreated a visually stunning exploration of the gap betweenour dreams and our realities, and how we decide whose lifestories deserve to be told.

70mins. 14ys+

CLOD ENSEMBLE THE RED CHAIR

Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityThursday 19 February 8pm

Told in a rich and saucy Scots dialect with physical verve, awee dram of whisky to oil the way and a musical score thatrolls in like mist over the hills, The Red Chair lies somewherebetween a Grimm's Fairy Tale, an absurdist ghost story and aparent’s guide on how not to bring up children.

Written & performed by Sarah Cameron.Produced in association with Fuel.

120mins. 14yrs+ (Strong Language)

RAJNI SHAH & ANDY SMITHWE ARE CAPABLE OF SO MUCH MORE:EXPERIMENTS INLISTENING (PART 3)

The Jack Hylton Room, Lancaster UniversityFriday 13 March 7pm

'Experiments in Listening' is one of a series of residencies thatRajni is initiating with friends who are also performance-makers. Each residency begins with the space between twopeople, a space that they might call 'friendship'. It asks whathappens when friendship isn't held by niceness but byhonesty, when a conversation is not just about talking, andwhen it lasts all week. At the end of the week they will openup this conversation to the public as a short performance. Youare very welcome to join them. (Free).

DRUNKEN CHORUSDRUNKEN NIGHTS III

Wagon & Horses PubFirst Friday 6 March 8.30pm

A triple bill of performances inspired by the GreatBritish Pub; from standup comedy and karaoke,to pub quizzes, live music and dance floorshenanigans. The evening will feature a piecementored by Live At LICA associate artist AndySmith. Presented in association with LancasterArts City. (Free).

120mins. 18yrs+

PAUL MCDEVITT:HUNKER DOWNPeter Scott Gallery, Lancaster UniversityWednesday 28 January –Saturday 21 March 2015Opening Launch: Tuesday 27 January

EXHIBITIONS LIVE AT LICAIN THE NUFFIELD

LIVE AT LICA ON CAMPUS

COMPANYCHAMELEONBEAUTY OF THEBEAST

The Rake at The DukesWednesday 13 May 8pm

Beauty of the Beast is a funny, moving andsubversive look at behaviour between male peers.Company Chameleon uncover the many faces ofthe male subject - strength, vulnerability,camaraderie and hostility and ask what happensto male identity when subsumed by genderaffiliation.

60mins. 14yrs+

AMY SHARROCKSMUSEUM OF WATER

The Storey Institute (Gallery)6-8 & 20-22 February

A collection of publicly donated water andaccompanying stories. The museum encouragesus to consider the many ways we access andenjoy water. Come along to make your owndonation to the museum, as well as uncoveringthe existing collection. Presented in associationwith Artsadmin. Suitable for all.

Details of the Museum of Water’s talks programmeand half term activities will be available on ourwebsite. Check website for entry & opening times.

HANNAH JANEWALKER & CHRIS THORPEI WISH I WAS LONELY

The Round at The DukesFriday 13 February 1pm & 8pm

I Wish I Was Lonely is an interactive show aboutcontactability.A show in which the audience commit to leavingtheir phones on.A show investigating what it means to participate incommunication – or not.There will be poems, there will be stories and therewill be conversation.

70mins. 16yrs+

LIVE AT LICA IN THE CITY

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 29 JanuaryTHE BAND THAT JACK BUILTThe Jack Hylton 50th Anniversary Concert

Saturday 7 FebruaryTHE HALLÉ SOLOISTS

Thursday 26 FebruaryPIANO RECITALJoseph Moog

Thursday 12 MarchROYAL NORTHERNCOLLEGE OF MUSICString Orchestra

Saturday 21 MarchCONCERT FOR COMIC RELIEFRainer Hersch (Conductor) with TheHaffner Orchestra, Lancaster Singers andUniversity of Lancaster Music Society.

TICKET PRICES 2014 /15Standard Theatre Pricing Standard: Adults: £13. Under 26s: £1024 Web Saver: Adults: £11. Under 26s: £8Live at LICA Supporters: £9 (Under 26s: Free)

Both Drunken Chorus and the Rajni Shah & Andy Smithperformances are free.

Live at LICA events at The Dukes Live at LICA: In the City events booked via The Dukes website are subject to a transaction fee of £1.

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 2015All 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.

COMMUNITY AND STUDENT EVENTS

Monday 12 January 4.30pm & 7pm, Nuffield Theatre SPLENDID PRODUCTIONS: WOYZECK

Tuesday 3 February 6pm, Peter Scott GalleryENGLISH & CREATIVE WRITING TALK: DON PATERSON

Thursday 12 – Saturday 14 February 7.30pm, Nuffield TheatreVAGINA MONOLANCS: THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES

Saturday 14 February 7.30pm, Great HallTHE HAFFNER ORCHESTRA Conductor: Justin Doyle, Soloist: Bibi Heal (soprano)

Thursday 5 – Saturday 7 March 7.30pm, Nuffield TheatreLUDANS SHOWCASE

Tuesday 10 March 6pm, Peter Scott GalleryENGLISH & CREATIVE WRITING TALK: TIM DEE

CONCER

TS2014 - 2015 SEA

SON

box office 01524 594151 www.liveatlica.org

CONCERTS

 

Hunker Down sees Berlin based artist PaulMcDevitt utilise the Peter Scott Gallery as aprovisional one-man publishing house.Initially conceived as a response to LancasterUniversity’s absence of an academicpublishing house, Hunker Down is theumbrella under which a variety of printedmatter is being realised in response todifferent aspects of the university campusand Lancaster itself. The whole project is anenquiry into aspects of DIY publishing,issues of self-reliance, communication, andimprovisation. Several of the projectsexpand on McDevitt’s long establishedinterests in collaboration by involving otherartists, musicians and academics.

The whole project, which will consist ofseveral hundred new images, in book form,posters, or limited edition screen prints,consists entirely of new work. Exhibitedworks range in scale from postcards to afull-sized billboard print vertically spanningthe height of the gallery. Hunker Down looksat different issues concerning undergroundpublishing and art production in general,from questions of originality andauthenticity, facsimile and mass production,fidelity and surface noise. The presentationof work in Hunker Down attempts to reflectthe energy and sense of dialogue inherentwithin the individual projects.

Paul McDevitt, Nicosa, 2014.

Paul McDevitt, Coanis, 2014.

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THIRD ANGEL & SHEFFIELD THEATRESTHE LIFE AND LOVES OF A NOBODY

Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityTuesday 27 January 8pm

Internationally celebrated theatre makers Third Angel havecreated a visually stunning exploration of the gap betweenour dreams and our realities, and how we decide whose lifestories deserve to be told.

70mins. 14ys+

CLOD ENSEMBLE THE RED CHAIR

Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster UniversityThursday 19 February 8pm

Told in a rich and saucy Scots dialect with physical verve, awee dram of whisky to oil the way and a musical score thatrolls in like mist over the hills, The Red Chair lies somewherebetween a Grimm's Fairy Tale, an absurdist ghost story and aparent’s guide on how not to bring up children.

Written & performed by Sarah Cameron.Produced in association with Fuel.

120mins. 14yrs+ (Strong Language)

RAJNI SHAH & ANDY SMITHWE ARE CAPABLE OF SO MUCH MORE:EXPERIMENTS INLISTENING (PART 3)

The Jack Hylton Room, Lancaster UniversityFriday 13 March 7pm

'Experiments in Listening' is one of a series of residencies thatRajni is initiating with friends who are also performance-makers. Each residency begins with the space between twopeople, a space that they might call 'friendship'. It asks whathappens when friendship isn't held by niceness but byhonesty, when a conversation is not just about talking, andwhen it lasts all week. At the end of the week they will openup this conversation to the public as a short performance. Youare very welcome to join them. (Free).

DRUNKEN CHORUSDRUNKEN NIGHTS III

Wagon & Horses PubFirst Friday 6 March 8.30pm

A triple bill of performances inspired by the GreatBritish Pub; from standup comedy and karaoke,to pub quizzes, live music and dance floorshenanigans. The evening will feature a piecementored by Live At LICA associate artist AndySmith. Presented in association with LancasterArts City. (Free).

120mins. 18yrs+

PAUL MCDEVITT:HUNKER DOWNPeter Scott Gallery, Lancaster UniversityWednesday 28 January –Saturday 21 March 2015Opening Launch: Tuesday 27 January

EXHIBITIONS LIVE AT LICAIN THE NUFFIELD

LIVE AT LICA ON CAMPUS

COMPANYCHAMELEONBEAUTY OF THEBEAST

The Rake at The DukesWednesday 13 May 8pm

Beauty of the Beast is a funny, moving andsubversive look at behaviour between male peers.Company Chameleon uncover the many faces ofthe male subject - strength, vulnerability,camaraderie and hostility and ask what happensto male identity when subsumed by genderaffiliation.

60mins. 14yrs+

AMY SHARROCKSMUSEUM OF WATER

The Storey Institute (Gallery)6-8 & 20-22 February

A collection of publicly donated water andaccompanying stories. The museum encouragesus to consider the many ways we access andenjoy water. Come along to make your owndonation to the museum, as well as uncoveringthe existing collection. Presented in associationwith Artsadmin. Suitable for all.

Details of the Museum of Water’s talks programmeand half term activities will be available on ourwebsite. Check website for entry & opening times.

HANNAH JANEWALKER & CHRIS THORPEI WISH I WAS LONELY

The Round at The DukesFriday 13 February 1pm & 8pm

I Wish I Was Lonely is an interactive show aboutcontactability.A show in which the audience commit to leavingtheir phones on.A show investigating what it means to participate incommunication – or not.There will be poems, there will be stories and therewill be conversation.

70mins. 16yrs+

LIVE AT LICA IN THE CITY

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 29 JanuaryTHE BAND THAT JACK BUILTThe Jack Hylton 50th Anniversary Concert

Saturday 7 FebruaryTHE HALLÉ SOLOISTS

Thursday 26 FebruaryPIANO RECITALJoseph Moog

Thursday 12 MarchROYAL NORTHERNCOLLEGE OF MUSICString Orchestra

Saturday 21 MarchCONCERT FOR COMIC RELIEFRainer Hersch (Conductor) with TheHaffner Orchestra, Lancaster Singers andUniversity of Lancaster Music Society.

TICKET PRICES 2014 /15Standard Theatre Pricing Standard: Adults: £13. Under 26s: £1024 Web Saver: Adults: £11. Under 26s: £8Live at LICA Supporters: £9 (Under 26s: Free)

Both Drunken Chorus and the Rajni Shah & Andy Smithperformances are free.

Live at LICA events at The Dukes Live at LICA: In the City events booked via The Dukes website are subject to a transaction fee of £1.

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 2015All 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.

COMMUNITY AND STUDENT EVENTS

Monday 12 January 4.30pm & 7pm, Nuffield Theatre SPLENDID PRODUCTIONS: WOYZECK

Tuesday 3 February 6pm, Peter Scott GalleryENGLISH & CREATIVE WRITING TALK: DON PATERSON

Thursday 12 – Saturday 14 February 7.30pm, Nuffield TheatreVAGINA MONOLANCS: THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES

Saturday 14 February 7.30pm, Great HallTHE HAFFNER ORCHESTRA Conductor: Justin Doyle, Soloist: Bibi Heal (soprano)

Thursday 5 – Saturday 7 March 7.30pm, Nuffield TheatreLUDANS SHOWCASE

Tuesday 10 March 6pm, Peter Scott GalleryENGLISH & CREATIVE WRITING TALK: TIM DEE

CONCER

TS2014 - 2015 SEA

SON

box office 01524 594151 www.liveatlica.org

CONCERTS

 

Hunker Down sees Berlin based artist PaulMcDevitt utilise the Peter Scott Gallery as aprovisional one-man publishing house.Initially conceived as a response to LancasterUniversity’s absence of an academicpublishing house, Hunker Down is theumbrella under which a variety of printedmatter is being realised in response todifferent aspects of the university campusand Lancaster itself. The whole project is anenquiry into aspects of DIY publishing,issues of self-reliance, communication, andimprovisation. Several of the projectsexpand on McDevitt’s long establishedinterests in collaboration by involving otherartists, musicians and academics.

The whole project, which will consist ofseveral hundred new images, in book form,posters, or limited edition screen prints,consists entirely of new work. Exhibitedworks range in scale from postcards to afull-sized billboard print vertically spanningthe height of the gallery. Hunker Down looksat different issues concerning undergroundpublishing and art production in general,from questions of originality andauthenticity, facsimile and mass production,fidelity and surface noise. The presentationof work in Hunker Down attempts to reflectthe energy and sense of dialogue inherentwithin the individual projects.

Paul McDevitt, Nicosa, 2014.

Paul McDevitt, Coanis, 2014.

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… to Live At LICA’s spring 2015 season. Firstly I would like to takethis opportunity to thank you for your support during our autumn2014 season.

I was pleased to see that many of our events encouraged you tostart conversations with the artists and us during post-showdiscussions, with fellow audience members at events and withthe wider world on social media.

I look forward to continuing those stimulating conversations withthose of you I met last season, and to welcome new voices withevery project.

My colleagues and I are very keen that the world-classprogramme of work we promote responds to the bustlingdiversity of our audiences, on the campus, in the city and beyond.This season’s programme features critically acclaimed pieces suchas the brilliant I Wish I Was Lonely presented alongside exclusivepreview performances by companies such as Clod Ensemble andThird Angel.

It is a great privilege for me to be sharing this programme withyou, I will be waiting, excitedly, for your responses to the pieceswe have carefully selected for you this season.

Leo BurtinCreative Producerleo@liveatlica.org

27 January

THE LIFE ANDLOVES OF ANOBODY We are looking forward to welcoming backtheatre studies alumni Third Angel with thisbrand new and visually stunning newperformance about a woman who could beyou and takes her life into her own hands.

6-8 & 20-22 February

MUSEUM OF WATER Museum of Water is a unique, delicate andimportant piece of work. Presented in thestunning setting of the Storey Gallery, it asksbig questions at a crucial moment in time forour planet.

21 March

COMIC RELIEF Over in the Great Hall, I warmly recommendthat theatre, comedy and music fans join uson 21st March for our Concert for Comic Reliefconducted by alumni comedian RainerHersch

Ongoing

IN DEVELOPMENT

Once again this season, much of ourwork is taking place behind the scenes,supporting artists in developingtomorrow’s excellent art. You maywitness the results of some of this workby visiting Paul McDevitt’s exhibition inthe Peter Scott Gallery and head over tothe new Comment section of ourwebsite for regular project updates.

WELCOME

PERFORM

ANCE & VISUAL ART

SPRING 2015

box office 01524 594151 www.liveatlica.org

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MADE INLANCASTER; 50 YEARS OFLANCASTERUNIVERSITYPart of the ecosystem and cultural offer ofLancaster University, Live at LICA is celebratingthe University’s 50th year under the banner‘Made In Lancaster’ - welcoming back alumni toperform during autumn 2014 and spring 2015including theatre maker David Leddy, conductorand comedian Rainer Hersch and artist PaulMcDevitt. We’ll be presenting events in Lancaster citycentre throughout the year and providing somebig occasions on campus such as Ockham’s Razorwhose performers used the full height of theLICA Building back in November. We’ve alsoadded to the University’s impressive artcollection acquiring works by Mel Brimfield, IainForsyth & Jane Pollard and Wu Chi-Tsung. This spring we turn our attention tocommemorating Lancaster’s musical legacycourtesy of a Jack Hylton Anniversary concert (29Jan) and concert in aid of Comic Relief (21 Mar)in the Great Hall.

OPENPeter Scott Gallery, Tuesday 21 April – Saturday 30 MayClosed Bank Holidays (4 & 25 May)

Launched in 2014 OPEN was a week of open days held inour Peter Scott Gallery. For 2015 we’re extending theformat, increasing opportunities to meet our team, meetLaL supported artists and - over tea and cake - share inconversations that will shape our future. We’ll be onceagain moving our café bar into the gallery for theduration, creating the perfect on campus antidote toexam season. We’ll be providing platforms for visitors tohost their own creative and curatorial ideas and facilitatea talks and mediation programme showcasing upcomingLaL themes and artists. Whether you’re curious in the roleof art in society/your region or just looking for somethingdifferent to do, we’d love to see you there. We’re also keento host events supporting the development of culture inLancaster and beyond. For details please check ourwebsite or specific printed material.

SPRING DIARY

PERFORMANCE & VISUAL ART

Third Angel Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 27 January

Paul McDevitt: Hunker Down Peter Scott Gallery 28 January – 21 March

Concert: The Band That Jack Built Great Hall 7.30pm. 29 January

Concert: The Hallé Soloists Great Hall 7.30pm. 7 February

Hannah Jane Walker & Chris Thorpe The Dukes 1pm & 8pm.13 February

Clod Ensemble Nuffield Theatre 8pm. 19 February

Amy Sharrocks Storey Institute (Gallery) 6-8 & 20-22 February

Concert: Piano Recital - Joseph Moog Great Hall 7.30pm. 26 February

Drunken Chorus Wagon & Horses Pub 8.30pm. 6 March

Concert: RNCM - String Orchestra Great Hall 7.30pm. 12 March

Rajni Shah & Andy Smith Jack Hylton Room 7pm. 13 March

Concert for Comic Relief Great Hall 7.30pm. 21 March

Open Peter Scott Gallery 21 April - 30 May

Company Chameleon The Dukes 8pm. 13 May

CALL: 01524 594151EMAIL: boxoffice@liveatlica.orgVISIT: www.liveatlica.org

12 January - 20 March 2015Monday - Friday 10am - 5pm(and before & after performances)Our Café 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. 

CREATIVE PRODUCER HIGHLIGHTS FOR SPRING 15

Leo Burtin

Between 19 January - 21 March 2015 theLive at LICA box office will be openMonday to Friday 11am -5pm andSaturdays 11am - 4pm and until theshow on the evenings of performances.

TO BOOK TICKETS OPENING DETAILS CAFÉ/BAR

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