2018 official brochure - Bournemouth Arts by the Sea Festival · 2018-09-24 · 17:00 DisOrgan, Circus Kinetica (until 23:00) 18:00 Lucid Lanterns, Ithaca (until 23:00) 18:30 The

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Welcome to the 8th annual Arts by the Sea, an inspirational and diverse arts festival, featuring over 100 unique, thought-provoking performances, installations and artistic endeavours taking place in various locations across Bournemouth, between Saturday 29th September and Saturday 6th October 2018.

Expect first-time projection mapping on the Town Hall, wandering street theatre acts, rousing international musical performances, award-winning comedy, mesmerising walkabout puppets, quick witted poetry, film screenings from Bournemouth University, and a remarkable night-time carnival parade. We believe more than any previous years the festival contains something for every member of the family, providing art that is fun for everyone, a true carnivalesque celebration of culture accessible to all.

Many of our events are free to attend and take place in

Andrea Francis, Festival DirectorCouncillor Pat Oakley, Portfolio Holder for Tourism, Leisure and Arts

Bournemouth’s beautiful town centre locations, with safeguarding the natural environment a key ethos of the festival - so please think sustainably when you visit us!

Arts by the Sea is also part of BOMO - a season of Arts, Culture and Ideas, which brings together a series of thought leadership conferences in technology and creativity - linking into the festival’s annual theme ‘New Frontiers’. Why not visit some other BOMO and Fringe festival events while you’re here? We hope you enjoy the show.

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FESTIVAL LOCATIONS

WELCOME

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bandstand12:00 Funky Little Choir

12:45 Babs & Stella’s Intergalactic Spectacular, Kitsch & Sync

13:00 Crinkle Cuts


14:20 Heavy Beat Brass Band

15:50 Tuba Libres


17:20 Jally Kebba Susso and Manding Sabu

18:20 Indian Man

town square12:00 The Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band

12:00 The Astronaut’s Caravan (until 18:00)

12:00 Depth of Field: Research through Film, BU(until 22:00)

12:00 MOMENT, Richard Ramchurn


13:00 Boom Bikes, Dan Fox

13:30 Indian Princesses, Nutkhut

14:00 Soapbox Science (until 17:00)

14:00 Tuba Libres


14:30 A Taste of Herbert’s Dream, Compagnie de Quidams


15:00 Stilt Batteristas


16:00 Boom Bikes, Dan Fox



19:15 Ghost Caribou, Thingumajig Theatre


Key: Ticketed Roaming Fringe

pier approach

town square

the beach

pier approach

the triangle

See page 14 for the full Roundabout theatre line-up.

lower gardens

TOWN HALL OPENING SPECTACULAR

the triangle

middle gardens

beach

TOWN HALL OPENING SPECTACULAR20:00 Silicon Shores, The Colour Project

21:00 Silicon Shores, The Colour Project


bandstand12:00 DJ

12:30 Babs & Stella’s IntergalacticSpectacular, Kitsch & Sync

13:00 The BOMO Swing

14:20 Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band

15:20 Babs & Stella’s IntergalacticSpectacular, Kitsch & Sync

15:50 Afro Tawallah

17:20 Camo Clave

18:20 DJ

18:25 Bab’s and Stella’s IntergalacticSpectacular, Kitsch & Sync

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18:30 The Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band 20:00 Silicon Shores, The Colour Project



central gardens

17:00 DisOrgan, Circus Kinetica (until 23:00)

18:00 Lucid Lanterns, Ithaca (until 23:00)

middle gardens12:00 Kathy’s Parlour, Levantes Dance Theatre

(Until 18:00)

12:00 The Illumaphonium (until 23:00)

12:30 First Person, ZEST

13:50 Roots, Highly Sprung

15:20 First Person, Zest

16:50 Roots, Highly Sprung

17:30 First Person, Zest

20:30 Our Dancing Shadows, Kaleider



12:00 Heavy Metal Detectors







16:30 The Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band


16:30 Swyron, Nutkhut

21:25 Herbert’s Dream, Compagnie de Quidams

12:00 Tuba Libres

12:00 Frontiers of Colour with Ricky Also & Krishna Malla, Paintshop Studio (until 18:00)

12:00 Swyron, Nutkhut

12:00 Babs & Stella Walkabout, Kitsch & Sync

12:00 Are We Alien?, Artemis

12:45 Mad Max Prams


14:45 Mad Max Prams


15:45 Mad Max Prams


17:45 Mad Max Prams

18:00 HALO, Michael Davis (until 23:00)


20:15 World Walkers

20:45 Boom Box Bikes, Dan Fox

22:20 World Walkers


12:00 Frontiers of Colour with Ricky Also & Lois O’Hara, Paintshop Studio (until 18:00)






17:30 Suitcases, Wet Picnic

18:00 HALO, Michael Davis (until 23:00)

12:00 Kathy’s Parlour, Levantes Dance Theatre(until 18:00)

12:30 Roots by Highly Sprung

15:20 Roots by Highly Sprung

19:30 Our Dancing Shadows by Kaleider










12:00 Suitcases by Wet Picnic

13:30 Band at the End of the World, by Ramshacklicious


16:30 Band at the End of the World

18:30 Tuba Libres

14:30 Bollywood Brass Band

12:00 The Astronaut’s Caravan (until 18:00)


12:00 Depth of Field: Research through Film, BU (until 22:00)

12:00 Bollywood Brass Band

12:15 Elecktron the Robot

12:45 Titan the Robot


13:30 Tuba Libres


14:10 Funky Little Choir

15:00 Suitcases, Wet Picnic












17:00 DisOrgan, Circus Kinetica (until 23:00)

18:00 Lucid Lanterns, Ithaca (until 23:00)


central gardens

lower gardens

sunday 30th septembersaturday 29th september

pier approach

MONDAY 1ST OCTOBER

THURSDAY 4TH OCTOBER

TUESDAY 2ND OCTOBER

SATURDAY 6TH OCTOBER

FRIDAY 5TH OCTOBER

WEDNESDAY 3RD OCTOBER

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBERother locations

SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBERother locations

10:00 Bounremouth Library Meeting Room Frontier Space - A Megagame (until 16:00)

10:00 Picnic Park Deli Picnic Park Sessions (until 19:00)

11:00 Pier Approach (Meeting Point) Litter Free Coast - Beach Clean

12:00 TheGallery, AUB Suddenly Last Summer (until 17:00)

14:00 Town Square Soapbox Science (until 17:00)

14:30 Bournemouth Natural Science Society

Human Futures with Brendan Macnamara

15:00 Seafront to Pier Approach In the Dholdrums, Nutkhut + Walk the Plank

17:30 Seafront to Pier Approach In the Dholdrums, Nutkhut + Walk the Plank

19:00 Bournemouth Gardens Light Art & Illuminated Sculptures (until 23:00)

19:00 Shelley Theatre Bournemouth Folk Club: Josienne Clarke & Ben Walker

19:30 St Peter’s Church Bath Philharmonia Orchestra


12:00 Holdenhurst Road Metropole presents the Steampunk Market (until 21:00)

13:00 The Library to Town Square The Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band

14:00 Old Christchurch Road The Dolphin Marching Band

14:00 Old Fire Station Big Fish Little Fish - Family Rave

16:00 Old Christchurch Road The Dolphin Marching Band

16:30 The Library to Town Square Bollywood Brass Band


12:00 Town Square Depth of Field: Research through Film (until 18:00)

13:00 St Peters Church Caren Courts, Soprano and Sam Hanson, Parry 100 Festival

18:00 PDSW African Fusion Dance Class, Umoja Arts

18:30 BIC BFX Festival SOLO: A Star Wars Story screening followed by a Q&A with the visual effects supervisor, Julian Foddy

19:00 PDSW SEXBOX

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opening weekendcontinued

12:00 Town Square Depth of Field: Research through Film, BU (until 18:00)


13:00 St Peters Church Organ Recital, Graham Thorpe, Parry 100 Festival

14:30 Bournemouth Central Library Chris Tutton, Poetry Workshop

18:00 Central Gardens Lucid Lanterns, Ithaca (until 23:00)

19:00 Community Wing, Citygate Centre Love Soul Choir: Open Rehearsal (until 21:00)

19:30 BNSS Bournemouth Natural Science Society talk: Microscopes, Old and New, Steve Limburn

09.30 BIC BFX FestivaL



18:00 Russell Cotes Art Gallery Sunset at the Museum

19:30 St Peters Church The Carice Singers, Parry 100 Festival

20:00 Shelley Theatre Poet Laureate, Luke Wright

10:00 BIC BFX Festival

11:00 Picnic Park Deli

12:00 Town Square Depth of Field: Research through Film (until 18:00)

19:30 PDSW Cupid’s Revenge’ by New Art Club

10:00 BIC BFX Festival Family Weekend (until 17:00)

13:00 Horseshoe Common Love Soul Choir

13:00 Horseshoe Common Panda Patrol

14:00 Horseshoe Common Tiger, Tiger, Burning Bright

14:00 HALO Lofi Funky Space Quest

15:00 Horseshoe Common Love Soul Choir

15:00 Horseshoe Common Animal Farm

15:30 Horseshoe Common Circus Runaways

16:00 Horseshoe Common Birds of Paradise

17:00 Horseshoe Common Micro Circus

19:00 OLD CHRISTCHURCH ROADCLOSING SPECTACLE

Circus Folly: a Night Carnival, Shademakers

19:00 Pavilion Theatre Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra

19:00 The Shelley Viva Voce @ The Shelley

20:00 St Peter’s Church The Westbrook Blake: The Mike Westbrook Group and ChoirParry 100 festival

21:00 St Peter’s Church Church for the Night

Key: Ticketed Roaming Fringe



18:00 Central Gardens Lucid Lanterns, Ithaca (until 23:00)

FESTIVAL WEEK &FRINGE EVENT SCHEDULE

monday 1st october - Saturday 6th October

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new frontiers2018 THEME

Innovations in technology continue to accelerate and transform society, unlocking new potential, while also creating unique problems. “New Frontiers is a themed strand of programming at Arts by the Sea 2018, which will playfully explore the impact of the technological revolution and question how technology will shape the future prospects of the human race. Highlights include our mind-controlled cinema MOMENT, the projection mapping spectacular ‘Silicon Shores’, VR experience ‘Our Dancing Shadows’ by innovative artists Kaleider and numerous appearances from pop-up robots of the future.”

- Roxy Robinson, Creative Director.

Download our app to access our full festival line up and to receive the latest updates and festival news.

Available on the App Store,Google Play Store and artsbythesea.co.uk

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SILICON SHORES BY THE COLOUR PROJECT

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER TOWN HALL: 20:00 | 21:00 | 22:00 SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER TOWN HALL: 20:00 | 20:40 | 21:30

The internationally acclaimed Colour Project is set to bring Bournemouth Town Hall to life like never before, with a colossal projection mapping show which will feature design contributions from pupils at Glenmoor and Winton Academy. ‘Silicon Shores’ will reference the influence of digital technology and social media through the unlikely prism of the ocean, turning the concept of ‘surfing the web’ on its head. The ten-minute experience will draw parallels between undersea submersion and the all-encompassing nature of online space. Both dystopian and playful themes will be conveyed through a ten-minute audio-

visual experience, featuring everything from robotic sea creatures to digital junkyards lurking in the ocean. Watch out for a shape-shifting octopus, whose changing skins were designed by local young people as part of the festival’s annual engagement programme.

The projection show will be a completely unique premiere for the 2018 event, which uses the architecture of Bournemouth’s historic Town Hall building as a canvas for an unforgettable digital spectacular.

A TASTE OF HERBERT’S DREAMBY COMPAGNIEDES QUIDAMS

DEPTH OF FIELD: RESEARCH THROUGH FILM ‘Essence’ by Roman Gerodimos

Hailing from France, the Compagnie de Quidams return to Bournemouth with ‘Herbert’s Dream’, a processing troupe of mysterious, ethereal and glowing characters.

Essence is about harmony, diligence and beauty. It is about the struggle of the individual to create and belong in something that is bigger than the self. It is about our need to hope, believe and love. As Mr Badura-Skoda notes in his essay, “everybody has the capacity of vision”...

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER THE TRIANGLE: 21:25

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THE RAJASTHAN HERITAGEBRASS BAND

A living embodiment of a lifestyle defined by vibrancy and colour, The Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band are a truly infectious and lively experience. Performing in Bournemouth at the close of their UK tour, this band are not to be missed.

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER TOWN SQUARE: 12:00 BANDSTAND: 14:20 THE TRIANGLE: 16:30 CENTRAL GARDENS: 18:30

SUNDAY 30TH TOWN HALL: 18:30 PIER APPROACH: 15:30 THE TRIANGLE: 13:00

(ROAMING)

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Depth of Field:Research Through Film BOURNEMOUTH UNIVERSITY Bournemouth University’s screen in the Square will be showing a selection of animation, art films, shorts and documentaries by BU academics. The opening weekend will feature award-winning animations, as well as films by Senior Lecturer and artist Lizzie Sykes, and Research Lecturers Vicky Isley & Paul Smith who are world-renowned artists working under the name boredomresearch.

During the week the screen will host documentaries and shorts showcasing BU research including award-winning films exploring everything from food poverty, to the experiences of older male carers. Hidden between the films there will be a series of “Visual Riddles” by Dr Trevor Hearing, written by poet and Professor Emeritus Sean Street, which viewers are invited to solve.

MONDAY 1ST OCTOBER – FRIDAY 5TH OCTOBER TOWN SQUARE

Undergraduate Open Days Saturday 6th October Saturday 27th October Saturday 19th October

Postgraduate Open Days Wednesday 28th November

Book Now: www1.bournemouth.ac.uk

FILM 1stShowing

2ndShowing

3rd Showing

TV Riddle 12:00 15:36 19:12

Village Tales 12:01 15:37 19:13

TV Riddle 12:24 16:00 19:36

At the Edge of the Present 12:26 16:02 19:38

TV Riddle 12:42 16:18 19:54

The Greeting 12:44 16:20 19:56

TV Riddle 13:01 16:37 20:13

Rufus Stone 13:03 16:39 20:15

Chief Cook & Bottle Washer 13:33 17:09 20:45

Human Computer Interaction 13:44 17:20 20:56

The Goldberg Condition 13:47 17:23 20:59

Essence 15:05 18:41 22:17

Mental Health Jars 15:31 19:07 22:43

Swyron by Nutkhut

First Person by ZEST

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER THE TRIANGLE 16:30

A walkabout creation fused together by a unique blend of Vedic and Victoriana, Nutkhut’s Swyron is unquestionably a steampunk revolution. Timeless, universal and mythical, Swyron entertains the masses with his intergalactic adventures on his steamy, time-travelling machine.

Described as your very own race to the summit of life’s Success Mountain, First Person prepares only the ambitious and determined in order to prosper and excel in the world of adulthood. Gearing you up for a life of health, wealth and well-being peaks, this 30-minute labyrinth of a virtual realm sees two players do battle to compete for life’s ultimate prize – happiness. All they need to do is follow the voice of the unseen Guide as they look to reach their destination of Success Mountain.

CUPID’S REVENGE \ FRIDAY 5TH OCTOBER PAVILION DANCE SOUTH WEST 19:30

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER MIDDLE GARDENS 12:30 | 15:20 | 17:30

Pete Shenton and Tom Roden aka New Art Club, possibly the UK’s best loved comedy dance theatre company, are making a brand-new show in defence of love. Real Love. In today’s disposable world where love is (mis)used to sell us everything from mobile phones to dog food and insurance policies… where did real love go? Or is it still there somewhere? Where is Cupid when we need him? Can he help us find and reclaim the real thing? Tickets £8-14 from pdsw.org.uk, suitable for ages 12+, may contain haze.

what’s on

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GHOST CARIBOUBY THINGUMAJIG THEATRE

WHAT’S ON the roundabout festivalLocation: Pavilion Dance South West Terraces

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER TOWN SQUARE 19:15 | 21:15 LOWER GARDENS 22:30

Thingumajig’s newest nighttime street act, Ghost Caribou, certainly knows how to entice a crowd. Coming equipped with giant illuminated creatures, which are part caribou and part human, Ghost Caribou welcomes a truly mystical realm after dark, in which the roaming presence of these beings is accompanied by a wild herdsperson. Finely furnished with music, song and shadow puppets, they tell their otherworldly stories of lost homes, impossible migrations and seeds of hope.

HOW TO SPOT AN ALIENby georgia christou SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 12:00

SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER 14:00

Banned from asking questions and even entering the attic, Jelly and Jonjo are now embarking upon a determined quest together to discover the truth about their alien aunt. COMEDY CLUB 4 KIDS SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 13:30 | 16:00

A highlight reel for children filled with jokes, laughter and the best in stand-up and sketch acts, Comedy Club for Kids offers some truly cracking entertainment for everyone over six years old. STICKS and STONESby vinay patel THURSDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER 19:00 SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 18:00 SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER 19:00

A razor-sharp satire about the search for a sure footing in an uncertain world, Sticks & Stones illustrates life almost never goes according to plan. ISLAND TOWN by simonlongman SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 20:00

SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER 17:00

A tale defined by friendship and escape, Island Town sees a curious trio make a hopeful bid to getaway in a car with all roads leading to something new. COASTAL COMEDy Sponsored by DJS LTD SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 21:30

With a line-up of 3 professional comedians including a TV headliner, host Adrienne Coles presents Coastal Comedy. Featuring Jim Campbell, Sunjai Arif and the Stupendous Angela Barnes.

Experience a host of engaging shows at the Roundabout: a pop-up theatre on the terraces of Pavilion DanceSouth West.

Roundabout shows are ticketedand require booking.For booking information pleasesee page 26.

OUR DANCING SHADOWS BY KALEIDER

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER LOWER GARDENS 20:30 | 21:30 | 22:30 SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER LOWER GARDENS 19:30 | 20:30 | 21:30

An exciting exploration of two sides of the same experience, Our Dancing Shadows invites you to make the ultimate decision - be a Witness or be a Dancer. Utilising the latest in VR technology, our Dancing Shadows allows people to collaborate in the same virtual portal all at once, untethered and outside. Redeveloped for Arts by the Sea, this Kaleider production guides users through a gentle, poetic VR world. Sign-up on the day at the event.

RIDE! FRIDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER 20:00

Directed by Charmaine K Parkin, Foster draws on the racist messages communicated before the Brexit campaign and draws parallels with the political rhetoric communicated in Texas at that time and currently by Donald Trump.

LIFE & DEATH IN ANOCEAN FULL OF HOPE SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER 12:00

Every year young people leave home to travel the world and gain experience. In the same world other young people leave home because if they don’t, they will die. One planet, two very different worlds.

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World Walkers

Highly Sprung - Roots

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER LOWER GARDENS 20:15 | 22:20

Set around a clock-work theme, World Walkers is an audio-visual treat in which three hulking alien beings emerge from their particular dimensional plane.

Presented by Highly Sprung, Roots is a bold and beautiful new piece of physical theatre that explores issues of identity and belonging. Distinctive in their style, Highly Sprung performers move effortlessly in and around the tree-like structure utilising bungee aerial movement and dance. A story with humanity at it’s heart, Roots is a collective which embraces difference through the construction of powerful communities.

suitcases SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER TOWN SQUARE 15:00 PIER APPROACH 12:00 LOWER GARDENS 17:30

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER MIDDLE GARDENS 13:50 | 16:50 SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER MIDDLE GARDENS - 12:30 | 15:20

Sparking a necessary confrontation between our interaction with technology, public shaming and the modern blur between online and real worlds, this dark, comical performance shines a torch on how infatuated we are with modern day technology featuring a touch of Wet Picnic’s vintage sense of humour on a darker note.

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what’s on

circus folly a night parade by shademakers

SATURDAY 6TH OCTOBERSTARTING POINT STAFFORD ROAD. PARADE CONTINUES DOWN OLD CHRISTCHURCH ROAD TO THE LIBRARY 19:00

Igniting an immersive rebellion of otherworldly animals, circus runaways and curious creatures, the closing paradeof Arts by the Sea on 6th October will see creatures great and small break out of captive confinements to formulate a unique Night Carnival, produced by the UK’s leading carnival creators, Shademakers. Pupils from Avonbourne Trust, 22nd Bournemouth Girls Guides as well as local African arts organisation Umoja, are all set to appear in the procession following workshops and education sessions in the run up to the event.

A disruption to the human domination over the creatures of the World, this thumping procession of tigers, horses, undersea beings and creatures of the sky will reclaim the streets of Bournemouth Town Centre in a joyous and colourful carnival. With students from Bournemouth University and the Arts University Bournemouth also taking part, this is a truly participatory event not to be missed.

For the full route please download the Arts by the Sea app or visit artsbythesea.co.uk

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titan the robot SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER TOWN SQUARE 12:45 | 15:45 | 18:00

Regarded as the ultimate crowd puller, Titan the Robot’s comedic antics make him the ultimate family-entertainment show and is adored by children and adults alike.

THE DIS ORGANBY CIRCUS KINETICA SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER CENTRAL GARDENS 17:00 (UNTIL 23:00)

Finely furnished with an experimental approach, unique aesthetic and affinity for the unusual, Circus Kinetica pushes forward a nomadic, reimagining of a classical instrument, The Dis Organ.

MAD MAX PRAMS SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER LOWER GARDENS 12:45 | 14:45 | 15:45 | 17:45

Mad Max Prams will now roam freely around Bournemouth in search of fuel and other road warriors, in the wasteland more commonly known as ‘The Gardens’.

HALO BY MICHAEL DAVIS SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER LOWER GARDENS 18:00 (UNTIL 23:00) SUNDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER LOWER GARDENS 18:00 (UNTIL 23:00)

A new participatory sonic and visual kinetic environment from the creators of the illumaphonium, Halo is something truly extraordinary.

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soundsby the seaThe Bandstand located in the Lower Gardens will play host to a number of entertaining, live performances throughout the opening weekend. We welcome you to join us and experience Sounds by the Sea. The music programme at Arts by the Sea 2018 is produced in partnership with Continental Drifts, an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation

BANDSTAND PERFORMANCESFROM 12:00 UNTIL 19:00 ON SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER AND SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER

THE BOMO SWING SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 13:00

Introducing Bomo Swing, a high energy, multi-cultural 10-piece band specialising in a melting pot of fusion world music styles guaranteed to get your party started.

CAMO CLAVE SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 17:20

In what can only be described as a tropical riot, the boundless excitement and energy from a Camo Clave performance can only truly be appreciated live and in colour.

CRINKLE CUTS SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER 13:00

Blending together a bolstered taste of tactic funk, smooth reggae and new wave latin ska, Crinkle Cuts will be a live show for all the ages.

HEAVY BEAT BRASS BAND SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER 14:20

Hands down the most authentic New Orleans style brass band present in the UK, The Heavy Beat Brass Band truly are one of a kind.

JALLY KEBBA SUSSO & MANDING SaBU SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER 17:20

Defining African funk to a tee, not many acts come filled with more intoxicating rhythmical layers than that of Jally Kebba Susso and his band Manding Sabu.

FUNKY LITTLE CHOIR SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER 12:00

A contemporary amateur choir with a professional sound, Funky Little Choir is an assembly of talented individuals based in Dorset who have enjoyed countless successes.

INDIAN MAN SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER 18:20

Rejected by his Punjab family for his passion of jazz and garage, Indian Man is now on a mission to share Urban Bhangra with all.

TUBA LIBRES SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER 15:50

First capturing the eyes of the south coast back in 2015, Tuba Libres will unleash a tidal wave of brassy brilliance with their seemingly limitless fun-filled antics.

Love Soul Choir TUESDAY 2ND OCTOBER COMMUNITY WING, CITYGATE CENTRE 19:00

Love Soul Choir are defined as a singing collective with a difference, join them for a one-off open rehearsal.

One World by the Sea THURSDAY 11TH OCTOBER TO SATURDAY 13TH OCTOBERA NUMBER OF EVENTS AROUND BOURNEMOUTH & POOLEFOR LISTINGS - SEE ONEWORLDBYTHESEA.CO.UK

Equipped with a unified message of positivity, One World by the Sea welcomes all to celebrate the diversity of local communities in Bournemouth and Poole.

Metropole Steampunk Street Market SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER LANSDOWNE 11:00-17:00

Expect eccentric entertainment, astoundingly awesome trade stalls and an array of deliciously diverse food. A stellar steampunk celebration your whole ‘tribe’ will enjoy!

Big Fish Little Fish “PlanetaryIntergalactic”

Big Fish Little Fish “Planetary Intergalactic” is an exciting music and dance celebration brought to you by the award-winning, world famous family ravers.

SATURDAY 6TH OCTOBER THE OLD FIRESTATION 14:00

Parry 100 Festival

The Parry 100 Festival is a classical concert series that reintroduces the works of Sir Hubert Parry to his place of birth, Bournemouth.

THURSDAY 4TH OCTOBER ST PETER’S CHURCH 19:30

BFX FESTIVAL WEDNESDAY 3RD - SUNDAY 7TH OCTOBER BIC 10:00-17:00

Created and curated by Bournemouth University, BFX is a unique event which identifies and encourages the next wave of talent in VFX and Animation production.

FRINGE EVENTStickets for Fringe events can be purchased at www.artsbythesea.co.uk

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PAINTSHOP STUDIO PRESENTSFRONTIERS OF COLOURWITH RICKY ALSO, LOIS O’HARA& KRISHNA MALLA SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER LOWER GARDENS (RICKY ALSO & KRISHNA MALLA) 12:00 SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER LOWER GARDENS (RICKY ALSO & LOIS O’HARA) 12:00

Frontiers of Colour... Vibrant and visually breathtaking, come and watch three inspiring local artists create live art in front of your very eyes.

HEAVY METAL DETECTORS

LUCID LANTERNSBY ITHACA

A cross between a walk, a workshop and a performance, Heavy Metal Detector lies somewhere between heavy metal and the exploration of sites of historic significance.

A collection of futuristic and other-wordly audio-emitting lampposts, Lucid Lanterns offer a dazzling sound and light experience.

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER BEACH 12:00 | 13:00 | 15:00 | 16:00 | 17:00 | 18:00 SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER BEACH 12:00 | 13:00 | 15:00 | 16:00 | 17:00 | 18:00

MOMENTBY RICHARD RAMCHURN

The MOMENT is a tale that explores different narratives situated in a dystopian future where brain-computer interfaces are perceived as social threats and points of potential revelation.

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER TOWN SQUARE 12:00 | 13:00 | 14:00 | 15:00 | 17:00 | 18:00 SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER TOWN SQUARE 13:00 | 14:00 | 15:00 | 16:00 | 17:00 | 18:00

what’s on

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER CENTRAL GARDENS 18:00 (UNTIL 23:00) SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER CENTRAL GARDENS 18:00 (UNTIL 23:00)

THE ILLUMAPHONIUM

Bollywood Brass

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER LOWER GARDENS 12:00 (UNTIL 23:00)

SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER TOWN SQUARE 12:00 THE TRIANGLE 14:30 | 16:30

The very first of its kind, the Illumaphonium is a dynamic, interactive, multi-sensory, music-producing installation from the creative mind of musician and inventor, Michael Davis. A semi-acoustic, semi-automatic, multi-player musical sculpture, this innovation consists of more than a hundred illuminated chime bars. Each of these are responsive to touch with changing patterns of light and sound, uniting under one umbrella of spontaneity.

Bollywood meets Brass meets Bhangra: Funky drummers and hot horns play massive hitsfrom Indian films, with Bollywood film projections.

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BABS & STELLA’S INTERGALACTIC SPECTACULARBY KITSCH & SYNC

Retro, vintage and wonderfully absurd, Planet Kitsch has sent conjoined cosmic space cadets, Babs and Stella, on an intergalactic spectacular crash-landing in the idyllic realm of Bournemouth.

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER BANDSTAND 12:30 | 15:20 | 18:25 SUNDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER BANDSTAND 12:45 | 14:00 | 17:05

Poet Laureate BY Luke Wright THURSDAY 4TH OCTOBER SHELLEY THEATRE 20:00

With a new incoming Poet Laureate pending for 2019, Luke Wright has delved into murky waters of those of years gone by serving up something sparkling to land poetry’s top job. Tickets £10-12 from pdsw.org.uk, strong language, suitable for ages 14+.

IN THE DHOLDRUMS PRESENTED BY NUTKHUT & AJAY CHHABRA

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER PIER APPROACH 15:00 | 17:30

Recognised as the largest Dhol drum in the world, In The DholDrums is an award-winning concept in a league of its own. Coming courtesy of Nutkhut with an exceptionally talented ensemble of Dhol drummers who intend to entertain and surprise all with their spectacular array of twists and turns.

SexBox \

SEXBOX by Impermanence sits somewhere between a contemporary dance work, a fashion show, a cabaret, an art installation, a punk gig and a music video. A deep dive into liberation, perversion and sensuality!Tickets £8-14 from pdsw.org.uk, suitable for ages 16+, may contain flashing lights.

WEDNESDAY 3RD OCTOBER PAVILION DANCE SOUTH WEST 19:30

LoFi Funky Space Quest SATURDAY 6TH OCTOBER HALO NIGHTCLUB 14:00

In search of an enthusiastic crew of space cadets, Babyhead Tom and DJ Cheeba are set for an intergalactic, interactive cosmic adventure complete with super humans energy and imagination.Tickets are FREE but you need to register for them at pdsw.org.uk

circus folly fair SATURDAY 6TH OCTOBER HORSESHOE COMMON 12:00 - 17:30

Roll up, roll up to the Circus Folly Fair: where pop-up choirs, roaming creatures and delectable food from local traders are waiting to be discovered. This event will provide tantalising teasers of the Night Carnival parade on Old Christchurch Road from 7pm.

The nearby restaurants will be using iPads to allow you to order from local restaurants while at the fair - and the food will be brought out for you to enjoy in the Horseshoe Common.

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LEAVE NO TRACE The Arts by the Sea festival is committed to reducing its own environmental impact and to ‘leave no trace’. We also pledge to show our support for farmers and producers in developing countries by promoting Bournemouth’s Fairtrade Town status. Check out the Green tab on our website to find out what we and our partners are doing and to learn more about this year’s projects.

SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL We’d love you to travel to the festival as sustainably as possible. Find more information about sustainable travel inour area at www.gettingabout.co.uk.We’ve also mapped all the cycle parkingin the town centre for you on the Greentab on our website.

REFILL YOUR BOTTLE Help stop waste from plastic bottles and unrecyclable coffee cups by bringing your own. We’ve mapped all the places in the town centre you can get a refill on the Green tab on our website.

Beach Clean with Litter Free Coast & SeaCome along and take part in a beach clean SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 11:00 Pier Entrance BH2 5AALook out for the Litter Free Coast and Sea Flag.

2018 PROJECTS RECYCLING Recycling is tricky in the town centre as bins often become contaminated by unrecyclable waste. This year, Bournemouth Council’s Seafront team have introduced 200 new bins along the prom with clearly marked Recycling and General Waste labels. Please recycle here, or do yourbit by taking your waste with you andrecycling at home.

CYCLING Cycle to the festival and get your bike MOTd. We are running Dr Bike and bike tagging sessions

associate artist:will simpson

The Arts by the Sea Open Call is an annual scheme for early career artists to create a commissioned piece for the festival. Successful artists will receive funding, support and a platform to showcase their work. This year Arts by the Sea welcomes two Open Call artists Artemis and Levantes Dance Theatre. Check our website for more information.

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ARTIST OPENCALL 2019

Arts by the Sea is a registered Arts Award Supporter and the festival can help you work towards obtaining all levels of Arts Award. See our website for more information.

Relaunched for 2018, the Associate Artist Scheme provides tailored artist development. With research and development at the heart of the initiative, a spotlight is focussed upon a selected artist throughout 12 months - this year’s artist is Will Simpson who created ‘Rising Sun’ for the 2017 festival. This year he is exploring a new concept installation ‘PRISM’. This artwork draws upon digital, kinetic and weather-powered technology and some pilot activity will be showcased at the 2018 festival. Check our website for more information.

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2019THE FUTURE

AND BEYOND We would like to thank you for visiting this

years’ instalment of Arts by the Sea Festival. We hope that the pieces of work on show have captured your imagination and our

spectaculars have been as much pleasure to view as they have been to produce.

To stay informed about ourupcoming announcements, head to

www.artsbythesea.co.uk

FeedbackYour feedback is vital to Arts by the Sea. By completing our survey, you’ll be helping the festival improve and will be in with a chance of winning a host of prizes. The survey is open from 29th September to 29th October at artsbythesea.co.uk/survey

AccessibilityWe welcome visitors with disabilities and accessibility needs to all our events. For information on accessibility in and around the Town Centre and Gardens, please see our Accessibility Guide at artsbythesea.co.uk/your-visit

GreenWe aim to reduce the environmental impact of Arts by the Sea and would like to encourage our audience to do the same. Have you considered cycling to the festival or using the bus? How about taking part in a beach clean or refilling your bottle while at the festival? For more information on all our green initiatives, please visit artsbythesea.co.uk/green

Arts by the Sea would like to thank our funders Arts Council England and Bournemouth Council, our sponsors Bournemouth University, Town Centre BID and Continental Drifts, and our official travel partner Yellow Buses. We would also like to thank the Festival Team and all our Volunteers who make this such a special event.

Arts by the Sea is curated and produced by Artistic Leader Dr Roxy Robinson and From the Fields Ltd. For more information on From the Fields, visit fromthefields.co.uk

With Thanks to

How to bookMost of our events are free. Bookings for all ticketed shows can be made through our main ticket provider Pavilion Dance, in person, through their website or over the phone. For some shows, bookings can also be made through the performance venue. Onlinewww.artsbythesea.co.uk andwww.pdsw.org.uk In person:Pavilion Dance,Westover Road,Bournemouth, BH1 2BU(entrance via Lower Gardens or using the lift/stairs from the Pavilion to Pavilion Terrace)

Box Office hoursMonday - Saturday10.00 to 17.00 (open late during performances and events) A booking fee may apply. There is no charge through Pavilion Dance for credit/debit cards.

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29th Sept – 6th Oct

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2018 official brochure - Bournemouth Arts by the Sea Festival · 2018-09-24 · 17:00 DisOrgan, Circus Kinetica (until 23:00) 18:00 Lucid Lanterns, Ithaca (until 23:00) 18:30 The