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![]() Julie Becton Gillum in Dusk Photo: Briana Jones Body Ecologies creative workshop Photo: Joanna Matthews Body Ecologies workshop flyer Image: Ayala Kingsley / Peter Glyn Jones Body Ecologies exploration day Photo: Neo Cartouche Body Weathers workshop: Helen Edwards Constance Humphries Marie-Gabrielle Rotie Cinthia Patiño in Zafir Diamond Night #22 Fabulous Monsters and Skin Photos: Hugh Pryor ![]() Helen Edwards: 'Skin' exploration Photo: Bob Lyness ![]() Class at Mortimer Hall, group improvisation, February 2023 ![]() Helen Smith in Reclaim the Crone Photo: Leonie van Eyk ![]() 'Park Person', University Parks ![]() Park People, University Parks ![]() Breathing of Life workshop Photo: Helen Edwards ![]() The Breathing of Life workshop flyer Photo: Helen Edwards Design: Ayala Kingsley ![]() Improvisation at Colourspace Video still: Lawrence Casserley ![]() Cry Me a River: Song to the Moon St Mary & St Nicholas Church ![]() Yugen Diamond Night, April 2023 Photo: Bob Lyness ![]() Vangeline Andy Solway's 66 Dances: Memory/Story St Mary & St Nicholas Church (Photo: Bob Lyness) Ayala Kingsley in Intermediary Old Fire Station (Photo: Stu Allsopp) Fen Dance (Photos: Stu Allsopp) Remembering Nagasaki (Photo: Oxford Mail) Remembering Nagasaki (Design: Ayala Kingsley) Of Wounds and Shadows performance, Littlemore Church (Photo: Stu Allsopp) Fired Earth performance, Wytham Woods (Photo: Stu Allsopp) Fired Earth (8 mins) (Video/edit: Peter Glyn Jones) ![]() Yumino Seki in Scorpion (Live exhibition: Zadie Xa; photo: National Gallery) ![]() Virtual Diamond Night Open YouTube video (16 min). (Video still: Peter Glyn Jones) Helen Edwards and Bob Lyness rehearsing Hidden Meetings for Virtual Diamond Night ![]() Yoshito Ohno Video still: Bob Lyness ![]() RIP Alex Donaghy Here rehearsing for Dolls' House, 2015 Photo: Paul Freestone ![]() Marie-Gabrielle Rotie ![]() Of Wounds and Shadows Open YouTube video (5 min). (Video still: Peter Glyn Jones) ![]() Of Wounds and Shadows poster. (Photo: Anne Ryan/Ayala Kingsley) ![]() Mycelium outdoor workshop. See flyer. (Photo: Helen Edwards) ![]() Starting from Zero: Old Fire Station studio (Video still: Peter Jones) ![]() 'Breaking Free': Aesthetic (Ayala Kingsley/Jonathan Ross) ![]() August outdoors: Isolated (video still: Ayala Kingsley/Jonathan Ross) ![]() ![]() Bite-size butoh exercise: The Green Fuse video still: Ayala Kingsley/Jonathan Ross) ![]() 'Tipping Point' dress rehearsal at Corpus Christi. To see more images click here. (Photo: Andrew Bell) ![]() 'Tipping Point' flyer (Photo: Andrew Bell) ![]() 'Tipping Point' performance in May (Video still: Dariusz Dziala) ![]() Classes flyer ![]() Class at Mortimer Hall (Photo: Andrew Bell) ![]() 'Tipping Point/Lifeforms' @ Diamond Night #19 (Photo: Andrew Bell) ![]() 'Tipping Point/Wrap' work-in-progress (Video still: Peter Glyn Jones) ![]() 'Tipping Point/Migration' @ Diamond Night #19 (Photo: Andrew Bell) ![]() 'Tipping Point/Gaia' ![]() Gemma Peramiquel ![]() Macarena Ortuzar ![]() Trio De Femmes ![]() Trio De Femmes 'Girly Show' ![]() Class at Mortimer Hall (Photo: Andrew Bell) ![]() Tipping Point performance in May (Photo: Andrew Bell) ![]() 'Random Variable' work-in-progress (Video still: Peter Glyn Jones) ![]() Diamond Night #17 (Photo: Alan Frank) ![]() Diamond Night #18 (Photo: Michelle Azdajic) ![]() 'Piece of You' rehearsal (Photo: Michelle Azdajic) ![]() Rousham — the arcade (Photo: Ana Barbour) Rousham Garden (5 mins) (Video/edit: Peter Glyn Jones) |
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Jan 11 — Class 'Interconnectedness' with Fabrizia Verrecchia
Performance: Shadow Dances
Workshop: Radical Resonance
Jan 13 — Class 'The Soul's Unfolding' with Fabrizia VerrecchiaJan 27 — Class 'The Unfamiliar Body' with Ayala Kingsley Feb 10 — Class 'Body in Transition' with Macarena Ortuzar Feb 23 — Video Night Feb 24 — Exploration day 'Body Ecologies' Mar 09 — Class with Andy Solway Mar 23 — Class 'Earthbound' with Helen Edwards Apr 13 — Diamond Night open platform Apr 27 — Class 'Transformation of Life' with Helen Edwards Apr 27 — Fen Dance performance May 11 — Class with Nathalie Descamps May 25 — Workshop with Marie-Gabrielle Rotie Jun 08 — Workshop with Cinthia Patiño Jun 22 — Class with Lizzy Spight Jul 13 — Workshop with Constance Humphries Jul 27 — Class with Andy Solway Aug 02 — Workshop 'Body Weathers' with Helen Edwards Aug 10 — Class with Bob Lyness Sep 14 — Class 'Body Archaeology' with Helen Edwards Sep 28 — Landscape workshop with Fabrizia Verrecchia Oct 12 — Class with Lizzy Spight Oct 26 — Class 'Body Memories' with Ayala Kingsley Nov 09 — Workshop 'Body Ecologies' Nov 10 — Workshop 'Body Ecologies' Nov 23 — Class 'Stimulus & Connection' with Andy Solway Dec 14 — Class with Helen Edwards ********************************************
Video Night
Exploration day: Body Ecologies
Diamond Night #22
Fen Dance
Workshop: Encounters With the Poetics of Space/Time
Workshop: The Expression of Being
Workshop: The Unbound Body
Landscape workshop: Body Weathers
Landscape Workshop with Fabrizia Verrecchia
Body Ecologies weekend workshop
Jan 14 — Workshop with Cinthia PatiñoJan 28 — Class 'Transition & Paradox' with Ayala Kingsley Jan 28 — Park People pop-up performance Feb 11 — Class with Bob Lyness Feb 25 — Class 'Spring Emergence' with Helen Edwards Mar 11 — Class with Andy Solway Mar 12 — Workshop with Vangeline Mar 25 — Class 'Anchoring' with Lizzy Spight Apr 15 — Class with Fabrizia Verecchia Apr 22 — Diamond Night open platform Apr 29 — Class with Macarena Ortuzar May 11 — Class with Nathalie Descamps May 27 — Class 'Mapping the Body' with Cath Blackfeather Jun 10 — Class 'Mass & Space' with Ayala Kingsley Jun 24 — Class 'Ikebana & Focus' with Bob Lyness Jul 1 — Landscape workshop with Helen Edwards Jul 8 — Class with Helen Edwards Jul 16 — Fen Dance performance [POSTPONED] Aug 12 — Class 'Mapping the Body' with Cath Blackfeather Aug 26 — Class 'Transition & Paradox' with Ayala Kingsley Aug 26 — Park People promenade performance Sep 9 — Class 'Decay & Renewal' with Fabrizia Verrecchia Sep 23 — Class 'Moving & Being Moved' with Juliet Henderson Oct 14 — Class with Bob Lyness Oct 28 — Workshop 'The Power of Words' with Helen Smith Nov 11 — Class with Lizzy Spight Nov 25 — Class with Andy Solway Dec 9 — Class with Helen Edwards ********************************************
The Authentic Expression of Being
Park People
Vangeline workshop
Diamond Night #21
The Breathing of Life
Fen Dance
Park People promenade performance
The Transformative Power of Words
Jan 8th — Class 'Interbeing' with Fabrizia VerrecchiaJan 21st — Video Night 'Hidden Dance' with Bob Lyness Jan 22th — Class 'Conversation' with Cath Blackfeather Feb 12th — Class 'Hidden Dance' with Bob Lyness Feb 29th — Class 'Hidden Things' with Ayala Kingsley Mar 5th — Virtual Diamond Night 'Hidden' Mar 12th — Class 'Small Dances' with Andy Solway Mar 26th — Class 'The Between' with Helen Edwards April 9th — Class with Lizzy Spight April 23rd — Workshop with Yumino Seki May 14th — Class 'Breathing Earth' with Helen Edwards May 28th — Class with Helen Edwards May 29th — Fired Earth performance June 11 — Class with Bob Lyness June 25 — Sound/body workshop with Anne L. Ryan July 9 — Class 'Walking with Shadows' with Ayala Kingsley July 9 — Of Wounds & Shadows performance July 23 — Class 'The Space Between' with Lizzy Spight August 6 — Remembering Nagasaki performance August 13 — Class 'Form and Flow' with Fabrizia Verrecchia August 27 — Class 'Sculpting Earth' with Helen Edwards August 29 — Fen Dance performance Sep 10 — Class 'Starting from Zero' with Ayala Kingsley Sep 24 — Class 'Becoming Dance' with Karen Goonewardene Oct 8 — Class with Bob Lyness Oct 22 — Class 'Breathing Earth' with Helen Edwards Nov 12 — Class 'Stories and Memory' with Andy Solway Nov 26 — Class 'Threshold and Transition' with Ayala Kingsley Dec 10 — Class with Lizzy Spight ******************************************** Video Night Friday 21st January 2021 — 7.00-9.00 pm Florence Park Community Centre, Cornwallis Rd, OX4 3NH An evening of butoh films and memories, curated by Bob Lyness, including workshop sessions with Yoshito Ohno and performances along the way. Donations. Virtual Diamond Night: "Hidden" Saturday 5 March — live-streamed on YouTube from 7.00pm We are excited to be putting on our first Diamond Night in three years. Diamond Nights, hosted at Oxford Brookes Drama Studio, were an important regular event for Café Reason, enabling us to present our fledgling ideas and works-in-progress to a small, supportive audience, as well as sharing the space with other performance artists. This virtual show will be primarily dance solos and duets, with each performer offering a different interpretation of the 'Hidden' theme. Access to the performance is via this YouTube channel. (NB Content will only appear when we go live and will not remain after the performance. Edited highlights will be uploaded subsequently: see here). A Point of Transformation: workshop with Yumino Seki Saturday 23 April — 10.00 am–4.30 pm Mortimer Hall, Old Marston The workshop will make an inquiry into the transformative nature of the body, exploring unique individual expression through Butoh with a somatic approach, integrating the body, mind and emotion whilst using movement as the main exploratory tool. Shifting attention from ‘action’ to ‘active listening’ we will explore the body’s complex expression through Butoh's culturally diverse perspectives, such as ma — in between, wabi — humbleness, and sabi — the process of decay, shadow and cycle of life. "…trusting that the body has its own intelligence and experience. Not moving but being moved. Raw yet subtle, meditative yet self-destructive, stark yet sensual. Conflict and harmony coexist in an ambiguous way. I explore and reflect the inner landscape where the body becomes mere ‘being’ and where a point of transformation occurs." For more information and to book, please contact Ayala. Cost: £50/45 Fired Earth: Fusing the Five Elements Sunday 29 May — 2.00pm Wytham Woods This performance is a special commission from the Friends of the Pitt Rivers Museum, as part of their Japan-themed summer party, which also includes a visit to the Anagama traditional pottery kiln (see booking details). The theme of the piece is the Five Elements or 'Godai' of Japanese philosophy (Earth, Water, Fire, Wind, and Void). There are many qualities and attributes associated with each element, but nothing consists solely of one element or another. Everything is a result of their combination and interaction. The pottery vessel (‘fired earth’) represents the coming together of all the elements: water and earth in the clay; air and fire in the kiln; and also contains the void. Dance can be understood this way, too: body (earth), movement (wind), energy (fire), time (water), and space (void). The concept of emptiness is very important in butoh, where great attention is given to 'Ma' – the space between things, the silence between notes of music, the stillness before movement. The void is before, after, within, and around everything. We are very pleased to welcome musician Keiko Kitamura, who will accompany us on the koto, as well as the support and input of Joanna Matthews as Production Manager/Dramaturge. See Peter Jones' edited video of this performance (8 min) on YouTube. Being Body Sound Bridge Saturday 25 June, 10.00am–1.00pm Mortimer Hall Anne L. Ryan leads this special class: "Being with our body, encouraging slow movement, and focusing gently on the breath, our body becomes relaxed. Taking time to tune to our own rhythm, our body slow into motionlessness. From a deep quiet space, we tune to the impulse to resonate sound. As our voice connects with our body, this resonance opens the body's sound portal. From this place, we work with resonance to shape our inner-landscape into sounding butoh movement." Of Wounds and Shadows Saturday 9 July, 3.35pm St Mary & St Nicholas Church, Littlemore, OX4 4PP 'Summer Celebration for Peace and Planet', 1.00pm — 4.45pm This performance with live music, previewed last summer in Florence Park, is linked to the Decolonising Florence Park Street Names project and seeks to embody the emotional and psychological landscape of colonial pasts and presents. It takes as its inspiration this paragraph by international speaker and writer, Bayo Akomolafe. Touch the tender places; that's where the wound is: Decolonization is not a return to a fixed past or the resuscitation of a pure original. Decolonization is never done; it never arrives, it can only approach. Something is always at stake; something is always haunted and troubled. The place of the decolonial is the site where we sit with the trouble, engaging it, knowing that we are embodied by our relationships with shadows. Remembering Nagasaki Saturday 6 August, 2.00pm This promenade performance will take place on Hiroshima Day – the 77th anniversary of that city's destruction by the first atomic bomb) and will travel from Stile Road to 2 New High Street ('The Shark House'). It seeks to make the connection between the Headington Shark, which was erected on 9 August 1986 (the 41st anniversary of the subsequent bombing of Nagasaki) and – against the current backdrop of the invasion of Ukraine – how the violence and barbarity of war and feelings of bewilderment, fear, and helplessness still affect us all. Fen Dance Monday 29 August, 2.00pm Hinksey Heights Nature Trail; part of their Big Nature Day 10.00am-4.00pm This site-specific piece is inspired by a flower; the rare and endangered fen violet. The performance forms part of the Freshwater Habitats Trust Wetland Arts Public Engagement Programme 2022, which seeks to enhance human engagement and understanding of the lives of rare wetland plants and the importance of their conservation. There will also be outdoor dance workshops with Lizzy Spight (11.00am) and Helen Edwards (12.00pm). See the Eventbrite page for all sessions. Mapping the Body Saturday 8 October, 2.00–5.00pm POSTPONED TO 2023 Mortimer Hall Following on from our online research project Breaking Free: On the Limitations of the Dancing Body, which took place during lockdown, this afternoon session aims to look at our bodies in culture, as ourselves, not specifically as dancers, but every-body. It will be an exploratory workshop with a view to eventually developing a full-length piece for future performance. ******************************************** 2021
Jun 12th — Class with Cath Blackfeather
Friday 30th July 2021 — 12.00-6.00 pm Heath Farm, Swerford, Chipping Norton, OX7 4BN Time to earth…exploring bodies and connectivity…regeneration…decomposition…a myriad view… A special outdoor session in the lovely grounds of Heath Farm, led by Helen Edwards. See flyer. Helen was a member of Café Reason from 2000-2007, teaching and performing with the group. She has trained in Japan, Indonesia, Europe, and the UK exploring Butoh, Amerta Movement, and improvised and environmental dance and art. Helen has danced in nature all her life. Her interest is in becoming more aware of the ecological body and the dynamic flux of life. For more information and to book, please contact Ayala or Helen. Cost: £25. Of Wounds and Shadows Sunday 29 August, 3.00pm Florence Park, Oxford This performance is now postponed until 2022, as the City Council would not allow us to go ahead without obtaining and paying for a licence to use the space. We will post details once new plans are in place. This semi-improvised promenade piece, with live music, is linked to the Decolonising Florence Park Street Names project and seeks to embody the emotional and psychological landscape of colonial pasts and presents. It takes as its inspiration this paragraph by international speaker and writer, Bayo Akomolafe. Touch the tender places; that's where the wound is: Decolonization is not a return to a fixed past or the resuscitation of a pure original. Decolonization is never done; it never arrives, it can only approach. Something is always at stake; something is always haunted and troubled. The place of the decolonial is the site where we sit with the trouble, engaging it, knowing that we are embodied by our relationships with shadows. Being Body Sound Bridge Saturday 11 September, 10.00am–1.00pm Mortimer Hall Anne L. Ryan leads this special class: "Being with our body, encouraging slow movement, and focusing gently on the breath, our body becomes relaxed. Taking time to tune to our own rhythm, our body slow into motionlessness. From a deep quiet space, we tune to the impulse to resonate sound. As our voice connects with our body, this resonance opens the body's sound portal. From this place, we work with resonance to shape our inner-landscape into sounding butoh movement." Body of Water Saturday 6 November, 10.00am–4.00pm Mortimer Hall A chance to work with performer/choreographer and long-time butoh exponent Marie-Gabrielle Rotie. The workshop takes its inspiration from the photography exhibition Water Lily, portraits of Kazuo Ohno, by Keiko Ikeuchi (at the Oxford Playhouse 15 October to 15 November) and will focus on the idea of the body as a water sac and images of flow, fluidity and liquidity. How can we be moved by the image of water, become water, and inhabit a watery world? Cost £50/45 Please note that this workshop is now full and there is a waiting list. However, do email if you are interested, as if there are sufficient numbers, we could repeat the session on 7 November. ******************************************** 2020
Jan 4th — Class
Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th January 2020 — 7.30 pm Tipping Point
Al Jaber Auditorium, Corpus Christi College, Merton Street, OX1 4JF
Bite-size butoh This is a series of fortnightly movement prompts or 'scores' written by our class teachers to enable class members and others to develop their practice while live classes are not possible. Participants are then invited to a Zoom meeting a week or so later to 'show and tell': feedback can be in movement, art, writing, or just talking about the experience. As with Café Reason butoh classes, there will be a variety of approaches. Future scores will come from guest teachers Macarena Ortuzar, Andy Solway, and Lizzy Spight: information about the scores will be added to the website as it becomes available. 8 — 18 May: Sound Fields (Cath Blackfeather) invites us to play with the sounds in our environment, embodying them and taking them into choreography. You can find this score here. Zoom meeting 18 May 6.00 — 7.30pm. 22 May — 1 June: The Green Fuse (Ayala Kingsley) investigates the process of vegetative growth — the impulses and mechanisms that carry a plant out of the soil and into maturity and bloom, and finding the parallels in our own bodies. You can find this score here. Zoom meeting 1 June 6.00 — 7.30pm. 5 June — 13 June: Half a Duet (Andy Solway) is an intriguing exercise in dream-memory and sensory imagination. You can find this score here. Zoom meeting 13 June 11.00am — 12.30pm 18 June — 27 June: Breath, Pulse, Wave (Cath Blackfeather) takes simple repeated movements and examines the effect of changes in intention or image. You can find this score here. Zoom meeting 27 June 11.00am — 12.30pm 1 July — 11 July: Break dance (Lizzy Spight) focuses on rhythm, internal and external, and how breaking that rhythm can lead to new movement discoveries. You can find this score here. 16 July — 25 July: Mindful Moon Magic (Karen Goonewardene) is an invitation to create a 'sacred circle', then a cylinder, then a bubble, to fill with your dance – a moving sculpture. You can find this score here. Zoom meeting 25 July 11.00am — 12.30pm August outdoors Saturday 8 August, 10.30-12.30: Unboxed South Park, Oxford Exploring interactions of scale, space, isolation, and relationship as we emerge from lockdown and rediscover the wider environment. Places are limited, and the event is weather-dependent, so please email Ayala if you are interested in coming, including phone contact details. Bring a blanket and packed lunch if you'd like to have a picnic social afterwards. Donations Sunday 16 August, 2.00-5.30: Landscape workshop Strawbale Studio and grounds of Michael's Folly, Epping Green, Hertfordshire. A somatic inquiry into the transformative ability of the body, in order to access deeper and more authentic movement and expression of ourselves in tune with the natural world. Explore the interconnected pulse of Nature, as the elements become our friendly witnesses. For more details and to book, email Fabrizia. £25 Sunday 30 August, 10.30-12.30: Presence and absence Headington Hill Park, Oxford How much space do we normally occupy? How can we change the strength of our presence? Can we expand our presence to reach beyond the 2-metre threshold? Can we withdraw it to become almost absent? What about connections through touch – connections to the environment, and transmitting touch to people from a distance? To book, please email Andy if you are interested in coming, including phone contact details. Bring a packed lunch if you'd like to have a picnic social afterwards. Donations Special guest teacher Adam Koan Saturday 26 September, 10.00-13.00 Mortimer Hall, Old Marston We are delighted to welcome guest teacher Adam Koan, who will lead our Saturday morning class on 26 September. Adam is an international butoh performer, teacher, and writer. He was a facilitator at the Himalaya Subbody Butoh School and is curator of the 2-week Serbia Butoh Retreat. He writes: I live to dance. I dance to live. Included in the light side of life are also the shadows. I dance the shadows too. ******************************************** 2019
Saturday 5th January 2019 — 10.30–4.30 Exploration Day
Eynsham Baptist Church Hall
Saturday 30th March 2019 — 8.00 pm Diamond Night #19 (See the main Diamond Night page for general information about these events.) The nineteenth in our series of arts evenings, bringing 'uncut performance gems' (ours and others') into the spotlight.
Oxford Brookes University Drama Studio
Directions... map
...from London, buses go every ten minutes at peak times and run all night. Catch either the Oxford Tube, or the X90, and ask for the'Gyspy Lane' or 'Brookes University'stop. Get off the bus and CROSS THE ROAD. There are two campuses, and the one you want is the less obvious one, a few metres further down the hill towards Oxford city centre and on the right hand side of the road. PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE ENTRANCE DOOR OPENS DIRECTLY ONTO THE STAGE. IF YOU ARE SO LATE THAT THE PROGRAMME HAS ALREADY BEGUN, THERE IS NO WAY TO LET YOU IN WITHOUT DISRUPTING THE PERFORMANCE. IF THERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY BETWEEN PIECES THE DOOR WILL BE OPENED TO CHECK FOR LATECOMERS, BUT PLEASE DO NOT KNOCK UNLESS AN INTERVAL IS CLEARLY IN PROGRESS! Wednesday 24th April 2019 — 7.30 pm Oxford Dance Forum Scratch Night
Arts at the Old Fire Station, 40 George St, Oxford OX1 2AQ
Thursday 16th May 2019 — 7.30 pm (time tbc) Tipping Point
The Forum, University of Hertfordshire, College Lane, Hatfield AL10 9AB
Saturday 1st June 2019 — 10.00 am - 1.00 pm 'Holding the Space' workshop with Gemma Peramiquel
Mortimer Hall, Old Marston, OX3 0PH
Saturday 22nd June 2019 — 10.00 am - 4.00 pm 'Outside, In' workshop with Macarena Ortuzar and Dana Iova-Koga
Wytham Woods
Friday 12th July 2019 — 7.30 pm Performance by Trio De Femmes (USA): Girly Show — What We Sacrifice for the Dream of Love
Burton Taylor Studio, Gloucester St, Oxford OX1 2BN
Saturday 13th July 2019 — 10.00 am - 4.30 pm Workshop with Trio De Femmes: The Heroine’s Journey — navigating personal mythology
Mortimer Hall, Old Marston, OX3 0PH
Saturday 24 August 2019 — 10.00 am - 4.30 pm Cycles of Life Workshop — led by Cath Blackfeather, Ayala Kingsley, and Karen Goonewardene
Mortimer Hall, Old Marston, OX3 0PH
2018
July 1st — Piece of You
Sunday 1st July 2018 — 2.30 pm Piece of You
SS Mary & John Church, 271 Cowley Road
Saturday 25th August 2018 — 10.30 am - 4.30 pm Butoh Workshop with Yael Karavan
Mortimer Hall, Old Marston, OX3 0PH
Saturday 22nd September 2018 — 8.00 pm Diamond Night #18 (See the main Diamond Night page for general information about these events.) The eighteenth in our series of arts evenings, bringing 'uncut performance gems' (ours and others') into the spotlight.
Oxford Brookes University Drama Studio
Directions... map
...from London, buses go every ten minutes at peak times and run all night. Catch either the Oxford Tube, or the X90, and ask for the'Gyspy Lane' or 'Brookes University'stop. Get off the bus and CROSS THE ROAD. There are two campuses, and the one you want is the less obvious one, a few metres further down the hill towards Oxford city centre and on the right hand side of the road. PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE ENTRANCE DOOR OPENS DIRECTLY ONTO THE STAGE. IF YOU ARE SO LATE THAT THE PROGRAMME HAS ALREADY BEGUN, THERE IS NO WAY TO LET YOU IN WITHOUT DISRUPTING THE PERFORMANCE. IF THERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY BETWEEN PIECES THE DOOR WILL BE OPENED TO CHECK FOR LATECOMERS, BUT PLEASE DO NOT KNOCK UNLESS AN INTERVAL IS CLEARLY IN PROGRESS! Wednesday 10th October 2018 — 7.00 pm Ana's Time
Film Oxford, 54 Catherine Street, OX4 3AH
Saturday 13th October 2018 — 2.45-3.30 pm Random Variable
Long Room, Oxford Town Hall, St. Aldates
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