Events from tonight until Sunday:
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Beware
of Trains @ Seven
A wonderfully eclectic line up of
events - and food - this week at Seven.
Tonight, Wednesday
19th October, 8pm, Cafe Scientifique.
This month, understanding the chemical origins of the earth, using the
James Webb Space Telescope introduced by John Ilee, an astrophysicist
who studies star and planet formation, using the most advanced
telescopes and state-of-the-art computer models. Hat Donations.
Tomorrow, Thursday
20th October, 7.30pm, a real treat, in the guise of ‘I’ve Been Clare
Summerskill’. In this, her latest show, Clare combines her
comedy and song-writing talents to reflect upon a long career as what
she terms ‘a professional lesbian’! Her humour is warm and welcoming
and often far too close to the bone. £12
A welcome return on Friday
21st October, 8pm, for Marconi Union,
blending elements of electronica, jazz, dub and ambience, resulting in
an emotional and sometimes dreamlike experience. “Exceptionally
beautiful” – Mary Anne Hobbs (BBC 6 Music). Doors 7.30pm. £12.
And coming up on Saturday
22nd October, 7.30pm, Beware of Trains
, a spirited collaboration between pianist, singer/songwriter, Leighton
Jones and Scottish Soprano, Marie Claire Breen, formed in 2018 after
meeting on a Scottish Opera articulated lorry converted into a
miniature pop-up theatre. Fascinating. £12
To round off the weekend, the Seven Quiz is on Sunday 23rd October at 7pm. A
great way to exercise those little grey cells and compete in a friendly
atmosphere with friends and family.
£5. Prizes.
All weekend from tomorrow, Thursday
20th October - Sunday 23rd October, we're pleased to
announce Pop-up - Shouk Street Food
will be at Seven serving their delicious100% plant based Middle Eastern
Feast. food.
Where the event is
ticketed, tickets are available at TicketSource via www.sevenleeds.co.uk
We look forward to seeing you at Seven very soon.
Every £ spent at Seven helps support high quality arts in a local
setting.
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