Current Events
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| Café Lua is a regular meeting giving disabled artists the chance to get together for support, inspiration, discussion and debate. |
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Moon Fool - ill met by moonlight
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| A new show which transforms characters from A Midsummer Night’s Dream and combines Balkan folk with circus jazz and acrobatics. |
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| An intimate French drama about the close connection between a Parisian widower and his teenage daughter |
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Laura Solon: Rabbit Faced Story Soup
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| Perrier Award Winner Laura Solon attempts to overcome a lightly tanned boss, a diversity officer and a dead rabbit called Ian… |
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Lifelines Talk with Laurence Rushby
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| Artist Laurence Rushby talks about the creation of her Lifelines installation. |
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| Magic Lantern is a relaxed forum for filmmakers to meet, chat about ideas, share extracts and receive feedback and advice. |
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| A unique and deeply personal retelling of The Tempest. |
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| Any Louder!? are regular rock music gigs, where local bands support headline acts. |
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| Live Lunch performances give you the chance to enjoy live music in the café for free! |
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| Acoustic Café nights are relaxed nights where folk, acoustic and world music acts perform in the Arts Centre’s bar. |
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| In an old house there’s a tiger skin. Sit on it, believe, and listen as stories will start to swirl … tall ones, short ones, fat ones, thin ones … |
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| Switch is an exciting blend of dance, music and visuals, with a cast of six international and UK based dancers. |
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An Evening with Johnny Kingdom
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| Back by popular demand, WIldlife Rescue present Johnny Kingdom. |
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| Poetry Café is an opportunity to hear readings by established and published poets, as well as the chance for everyone to share work in the open mic sessions. |
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Barnstormers Comedy
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| Enjoy a great start to your weekend with our monthly comedy nights! |
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| An exhilarating multi-cultural live band, inspired by the music of the Baka forest people of the Cameroon. |
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| A life affirming drama about an improbable friendship. |
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| Café Scientifique is your chance to hear about and discuss contemporary scientific thought. |
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20 Years of Larmer Tree Festival
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| A celebration of 20 years of the Larmer Tree Festival |
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| Join the RSPB for their regular lectures. |
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| Café Lua is a regular meeting giving disabled artists the chance to get together for support, inspiration, discussion and debate. |
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Family Festival: Watch the Birdy
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It's almost winter but egg is still an egg. Will Birdy ever come out?
Part of Where the Wild Things Are, Salisbury Arts Centre's Family Festival |
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Family Festival: Wild Thing
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Ensemble Bash "make playing percussion the coolest, noisiest and funniest occupation on earth" (according to The Times).
Part of Where the WIld Things Are, Salisbury Arts Centre's Family Festival |
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Family Festival: Where The Wild Things Are
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Go wild with Hoodwink and create a wild and living wood to walk through, in these free workshops.
Part of Where The Wild Things Are, Salisbury Arts Centre's Family Festival. |
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| Acoustic Café nights are relaxed nights where folk, acoustic and world music acts perform in the Arts Centre’s bar. |
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Family Festival: The Tell Woman
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A brand new fantastical fairytale which is funny, dark, beautiful and sometimes a bit yucky…
Part of Where The Wild Things Are, Salisbury Arts Centre's Family Festival |
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| Magic Lantern is a relaxed forum for filmmakers to meet, chat about ideas, share extracts and receive feedback and advice. |
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| A captivating journey by five amazing dancers into a world of swinging sub bass and complex percussion. |
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| Dreadzone return to Salisbury Arts Centre! |
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| Any Louder!? are regular rock music gigs, where local bands support headline acts. |
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| A magnificent film directed by the Cohen brothers. |
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Infinite Variety: In Conversation
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| A conversation around the current Infinite Variety exhibition, with curater by Harriet Walter |
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Ernest and the Pale Moon
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| A spine-chilling tale of obsession and murder, inspired by the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Alfred Hitchcock. |
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Barnstormers Comedy
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Comedy |
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| Enjoy a great start to your weekend with our monthly comedy nights! |
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| Singers from the Vocalise Singing Studio perform in this fun concert including all the latest hits |
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| Café Scientifique is your chance to hear about and discuss contemporary scientific thought. |
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| A multi media performance exploring brain scanning techniques now and in the future. |
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| A moving portrait of the French artist Seraphine de Senlis. |
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The Sailor, the Spaceman, the Scientist & the Woodcutter
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| Four actors delve into stories of success, failure and human endeavour. |
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| The Beat rushed onto the music scene in 1979 with a simple message of love and unity set to a great dance beat. |
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| Enjoy music from the Chris Holmes’ Big Band and a delicious brunch from our café. |
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| Magic Lantern is a relaxed forum for filmmakers to meet, chat about ideas, share extracts and receive feedback and advice. |
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| Café Lua is a regular meeting giving disabled artists the chance to get together for support, inspiration, discussion and debate. |
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| Inspired by the life and times of Ian Dury, Raspberry is a juicily gothic piece of music theatre that muses on the idea of perfection and perfectability. |
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5 Soldiers - The Body is the Frontline
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| A timely, thought provoking and moving exploration of war in modern times. |
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Adrian Edmondson and The Bad Shepherds
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Music |
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| 'Punk songs with a celtic feel' from the Young One's Adrian Edmondson and his band. |
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| Join the RSPB for their regular lectures. |
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| The launch of Shameless records – a night featuring four popular and talented bands including Sion, Sailors and British Light Music. |
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| An exciting postgraduate company of dynamic dancers from Chichester, who will take you around the world in a selection of diverse and refreshing short pieces. |
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| Poetry Café is an opportunity to hear readings by established and published poets, as well as the chance for everyone to share work in the open mic sessions. |
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| Café Scientifique is your chance to hear about and discuss contemporary scientific thought. |
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| Café Lua is a regular meeting giving disabled artists the chance to get together for support, inspiration, discussion and debate. |
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| A showcase of talent featuring musicians on the popular music course at Wiltshire Collage Salisbury. |
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Certain Dark Things
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Theatre |
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| Set against the background of Franco’s brutally repressive regime, a young basque boy has begun an illicit sexual relationship… |
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| Magic Lantern is a relaxed forum for filmmakers to meet, chat about ideas, share extracts and receive feedback and advice. |
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| Beerex is thirty this year. Come and celebrate with us as we raise a toast to Salisbury’s favourite beer festival! |
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| Beerex is thirty this year. Come and celebrate with us as we raise a toast to Salisbury’s favourite beer festival! |
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| Explore the true style, passion and energy of flamenco with the flamboyant musicians and dancers of Jaleo Flamenco. |
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| Poetry Café is an opportunity to hear readings by established and published poets, as well as the chance for everyone to share work in the open mic sessions. |
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Open 09 Panel
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| A panel discussion around the medium of drawing with artist Olivia Keith and Open 09 selectors Peter Bonnell and Jonathan Parsons. |
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| Winner of the prestigious Palm D’or at Cannes, acclaimed director Michael Haneke imagines a series of unsettling accidents in a German village in 1913 |
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| Any Louder!? are regular rock music gigs, where local bands support headline acts. |
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| Live Lunch performances give you the chance to enjoy live music in the café for free! |
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How the Koala Learnt to Hug
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Family |
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| A charming new musical about the magic of family and the importance of a nice warm hug. |
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The Ring - Part 1
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Classical Music |
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| Sarum Orchestra work with Exeter House School and The Valley Unit to present a newly devised music theatre version of Wagner's Das Rhinegold. |
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| Café Scientifique is your chance to hear about and discuss contemporary scientific thought. |
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Patrick Monahan: Stories & Fables who like to sit at Tables
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Family |
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| New stories written and told by a 467 year old Middle Eastern storyteller for children age 5 to 105. |
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Patrick Monahan: The Lady Boys of Iran
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| The brilliant Middlesbrough-Irish-Iranian comic is embarking on a full-scale British tour, and stopping off at Salisbury Arts Centre. |
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Vivien Blackett: Paintings & Drawings Exhibition Tour
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Visual Arts |
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| Join Vivien Blackett on a tour of her current exhibition. |
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| Café Lua is a regular meeting giving disabled artists the chance to get together for support, inspiration, discussion and debate. |
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Edinburgh Comedy Preview 1
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Comedy |
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| Join some great comedians as they warm up for their appearances at the world famous Edinburgh Fringe Festival. |
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| Live Lunch performances give you the chance to enjoy live music in the café for free! |
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Salisbury Community Band
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| Over 65 performers will perform a mix of marches, show tunes and classical repertoire. |
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Elmer the Elephant
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Family |
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| A new musical adaptation of David McKee’s Elmer the Elephant. |
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| Magic Lantern is a relaxed forum for filmmakers to meet, chat about ideas, share extracts and receive feedback and advice. |
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Edinburgh Comedy Preview 2
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Comedy |
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| Join some great comedians as they warm up for their appearances at the world famous Edinburgh Fringe Festival. |
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| Live Lunch performances give you the chance to enjoy live music in the café for free! |
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| When a mother leaves two little girls Jin and Bin with their aunt to go off to find her estranged husband, she leaves them with a piggybank and a promise to return when it is full… |
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Edinburgh Comedy Preview 3
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Comedy |
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| Join some great comedians as they warm up for their appearances at the world famous Edinburgh Fringe Festival. |
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| Poetry Café is an opportunity to hear readings by established and published poets, as well as the chance for everyone to share work in the open mic sessions. |
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ShootOut Film Screening
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Film |
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| See the results of this year’s ShootOut, the 48 hour weekend film challenge |
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| Live Lunch performances give you the chance to enjoy live music in the café for free! |
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Summer Stage: Forgotten Things
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| A group of young people have been working with Salisbury Arts Centre and Salisbury Playhouse. Come and see the results of their work as they explore forgotten things. |
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Summer Stage: Forgotten Things
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| A group of young people have been working with Salisbury Arts Centre and Salisbury Playhouse. Come and see the results of their work as they explore forgotten things. |
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Music Matters Celebration
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| A celebration of the Music Matters project, featuring performances by young people including bands, DJs, MCs and songwriters. |
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| Live Lunch performances give you the chance to enjoy live music in the café for free! |
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St Edmunds Arts Trust Ltd is a company limited by guarantee, trading as Salisbury Arts Centre.
Registration No 1412263, incorporated in Wales, and registered charity, No 1023945.
Registered Office: Salisbury Arts Centre, Bedwin Street, Salisbury. SP1 3UT