Details of upcoming events at Seven Artspace Leeds for my followers who live in or near to Leeds:
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Spring Comes Early @ Seven
With sun streaming
through the windows and daffodils on the tables today at Seven,
spring feels just around the corner. Why not come along after work
today, Wednesday 20
January to Rush Hour Jazz 5.30-6.30pm, the
first of a monthly session in the bar to relax after work with a drink
and some delicious music. Donations.
Continuing the jazz theme tomorrow, Thursday
21 January, 8pm Seven Jazz presents the Pete King Quartet.
Peter King has been a major influence on British Jazz since, at age 18,
he played at the opening night of Ronnie Scott’s club. He is arguably
the most admired and respected jazz musician in Great Britain “A master
of his instrument” – Elvin Jones. £16/£14 conc. Doors 7.45pm.
Unfortunately Joy Atlas on
Friday 22 January is
SOLD OUT, but there are tickets still available for Saturday 23 January
8pm, The Rob Dylan Band –
Rolling Thunder Review The Band was formed by a group of
musicians who share a passion for the music and song-writing skills of
Bob Dylan. Recreating the ‘Rolling Thunder” style the performance
brings together the lyrical nature of the songs within a powerful
musical arrangement. £8.
The Sunday Jazz concert on Sunday
24 January,1.30 – 4pm is Nadim Teimoori Quintet.
Doncaster born tenor saxophonist, composer and graduate of the Royal
Academy of Music, Nadim Teimoori is making a national name for himself
, appearing with Julian Joseph, Jamie Cullum, James Taylor, and many
others. £10/£8
conc Kids under 16 free.
Next week's Screen Seven movie on Monday
25 January, 8pm, is Still Life, a
poignant tale of life, love and the afterlife. Meticulous and organized
to the point of obsession, John May (Eddie Marsan) is a council worker
charged with finding the next of kin of those who have died alone and
in the process embarks on a voyage of self-discovery.
£6 / £5 conc.
On Tuesday 26
January, 7.30pm, there will be film Screening of The Book Thief.
This is part of Leeds City Council Arts Development team
commemoration of Holocaust Memorial Day. Te theme for this year is
Don’t Stand By. Free
event.
On a more frivolous note Kill For A Seat Comedy returns
on Wednesday 27
January, 8pm.This month, Pippa Evans…."Wonderfully
anarchic...you’ll be grinning for the rest of the day" - The
Guardian & Steve Royle…“a brilliant comedian” Peter Kay....plus
special guests and your studly host, Silky. £11/£9 conc, Doors
7.45pm.
On Friday 29
January, 8pm, Smoke Tree Theatre presents The Cleverest Thief Poignant
and humorous, this fictional account Alzheimers Disease realistically
portrays the challenge to Florence and her family as she gradually sees
her memories jumbled and stolen by The Cleverest Thief. £8 adv / £10 otd.
On Sunday 31 January
1.30-4pm look forward to Matt Anderson Wildflower
Sextet featuring Laura Jurd. Wildflower Sextet is an
all-star band led by saxophonist Matt Anderson playing original music
inspired by the sound and approach of jazz legend Wayne Shorter. £8 /£6 conc Kids under
16 free.
And that rounds off January at Seven - roll on Spring.
Tickets for most
events are found at www.ticketsource.co.uk/sevenleeds/events Where
not sold out, tickets are always available on the door.
Every £ spent at
Seven helps support high quality arts in a local setting. We look
forward to seeing you at Seven very soon.
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