Day is Done
26 November 2016

A Weekend of Weird
Radar
Loughborough

Screening 10:00-17:00

For Radar, 'Weekend of Weird' Reactor present 'Day is Done', a selection of films offering interpretations and regurgitations of culture; from dancing bird-headed humanoids, to fantasy roleplay, Goths, hillbillies, mimes and demons. Each of the works use dance and performance as a backbone, reconfiguring and replacing body parts and cultural identities as required.

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The Gold Ones
26 November 2016

A Weekend of Weird
Radar
Loughborough

Performance 13:45-14:30

When Max Gold’s video transmission first came through to us, he named himself as ‘one of the Gold Ones’. After tracking Max for a period, we began filming in the space we now understand to be the Cosmic Care Home (CCH), looking through the walls that are at times transparent or listening in on voices from the other side. The place the Gold Ones inhabit resembles what we would describe as a ‘total institution’. They appear to be predominantly cut off from a wider community and lead an enclosed and bureaucratically controlled existence. Here, now, you can step inside the CCH, where the real action is, surrounded on all sides by the Five Gold Ones.

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The Gold Ones
24-25 September, 10:00-17:00

Plymouth Art Weekender
Place du Brest
Armada Way

Round and round, the Gold Ones go, watching the unruly Ivan Poe.

Get right inside the mind of a Gold One, look through the walls and floors of the Cosmic Care Home, glide down long tubes and across cosmic planes.

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Primary at Wysing Polyphonic
Saturday 2 July, 12:00-23:00
Offsite at Wysing Arts Centre

Frank Abbott, Bruce Asbestos, Wayne Burrows, Rebecca Lee, Alison Lloyd and Reactor will be performing at Wysing Polyphonic – Wysing Arts Centre’s yearly music festivel. They will come together in a variety of combinations to explore the lines between sound and language, sense and non-sense. Spoken and sung performances will include the Scratch Orchestra’s Georgina Cries, a forgetful cowboy, a live version of Reactor’s Peeza Peel, a John Cage song and an interpretation of songs from Alfred Jarry’s Ubu Cocu.

These performances will take place on the Studio Stage, 17:15-18:15.

Book tickets for the festival here

Wysing Arts Centre, Fox Road, Bourn, Cambridge, CB23 2TX

With just 171 days, 7 hours, 54 minutes and 14 seconds to go until this year's Martinmas Interviews take place in Nottingham on the 11th November 2016, now is the appropriate time to remind you of this opening. This is a very special year, and this is why there is this opening for the right candidate; but being right involves accepting a range of responsibilities, expectations and protocols. That said there are also some rewards that await the correct initiate.

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