Barber
B back @ Seven
Tomorrow, Wednesday
17th May, 6-7.15pm, it's Rush Hour Jazz – Richard
Ormrod and Colin Byrne. Two big band leaders – Richard runs
Dales Jam; Colin runs Leeds Jazz Orchestra, Pan Jumby, Hard Times
Orchestra, Bassa Bassa, Tshok etc. There will be great tunes played! Seven Bar PWYF.
A special treat on Thursday
18th May, for one night only, professional chefs, Dijon Boys
present a modern Filipino dining experience at Seven Arts. Table bookings from 5.30pm –
8.30pm. Contact Jamie, Dijon Boys on 07474689896.
This coming weekend our Pop-Up Braizin Squad
serving low & slow braising, roasting, and fire cooking, brings
unusual tastes to the table to delight and challenge your palate.
Veggie options available. Friday
19th May 5-8, Saturday 20th May 12-8 and Sunday 21st May 12-5.
On Friday 19th May
7.30pm, another chance to catch Barber B – A Play of Sorts.
Barber B tells the extraordinary tale of how he created a renowned hair
studio and training academy after teaching himself his craft. Not to be
missed. Doors
7pm. £10.
Mewl Music returns with Katie Spencer w/ support
from Harry Orme on Saturday
20th May 7:30 pm. Katie Spencer’s widely celebrated new album
The Edge of the Land (2022) follows her debut release, Weather Beaten
(2019), praised for its unique song-craft, intricate musicianship and
crystal sonic clarity. Adv.
£12.50; Door £15
On Sunday 21st May,
1.30-4pm, JazzLeeds – Dave Hassell’s
“Hydra”. This Manchester percussionist has over 50 years’
experience as a studio session player, live performer and band leader,
This is his first time at Seven Arts with his trio, Dave on drums, Andy
Scott sax and Nik Svarc guitar. £12
/£10 conc.
Also on Sunday 21st
May 7pm, the Seven Quiz,
this and every Sunday, is a great way to stretch those little grey
cells and compete in a friendly atmosphere with friends and family. £5 / team. Seven Bar. With
prizes.
Coming up next week on Wednesday
24th May, 7.30pm, South Asian Arts UK – Music
of Courtesans: Ode to Chanda Bai. In this spectacular tale
of love, tragedy, and betrayal told through the power of song and poetry
in this musical theatre performance, you are promised an exhilarating
evening with thrill and adventure at every turn. Tickets: £22, £15, £6 (Under 30)
Rounding off this webmail, on Thursday
25th May, 8pm as part of Leeds Jazz Festival, Xero Slingsby celebration
film “Shove It”. This film directed by Robert Crampton,
celebrates the short but stellar life and career of larger-than-life
character, Leeds saxophonist Matthew Coe AKA Xero Slingsby, lovingly
chronicled by his bandmates, friends and family. £10 / £8
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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