Hereford Times - 14th January 2016 - Page 51
Hereford Times - 14th January 2016 - Page 51
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herefordtimescom lntri TWO new exhibitions open tomorrow at The Courtyard, the first in the Gallery Space sees a multi-faceted exhibit from Pandora Vaughan and Joe Carcary Pandora Vaughan’s work uses object painting, textiles, assemblage, block printing and gardening, and feamres both nostalgic and futuristic . pieces. Her work deals with land use, power and the occa- sional failure of collective memory in the public realm. Since 2003 she has collaborat- ed with Welsh architect Huw Owen to produce cross disci- plinary art/architecture/land- scape projects under the name V&O, mainly in North Wales. To complement Vaughan’s pieces, Joe Carcary makes paintings and objects rooted guing-work Thursday, January 14, 2016 THE HEREFORD TIMES 51 is exhibited cine, foam, bread, cheap emul- sion and wax, as well as sever- al years of experimental buon fresco (true fresco) work. In the Lower Canyon, Hereford-based Suzanna Reynolds presents reflective drawings focusing on space, line and light, which explore the idea of the viewer having precedence over the images in the drawing. The source of her work often evolves from a response to an environment, place or experience. “Through a manipulation of light and form, I use opposites to shape contrasting edges and link them through hapless boundaries where connections arise and unfold in a rhythmic dreamlike resonance,” says Suzanna. “The process of unfolding becomes a shaping ‘1 ,M¢¢¢¢j¢% ‘9 o in an exploration of meaning of light.” through materiality In addi— Both exhibitions run during tion to paint, Carcary uses opening hours at The atypical media such as plasti- Courtyard until March 13. Cosmic Engineers by Pandora Vaughan Band paying tribute to a duoof rock legends A TRIBUTE to two of the greatest names in rock his- tory — J imi Hendrix and Cream — comes to The Courtyard on Saturday. Voodoo Room are a stun- ning power trio featuring some of the UK’s finest musicians, performing an incredible show in the true spirit of these legendary superstars. Not a panto- mime dress-up tribute act - simply great music played by great musicians. Enjoy classics from both artists, from Sunshine of Your Love to Purple Haze and All Along the Watchtower. BABAJACK, who are fast becoming one of the most sought after bands on the festival circuits in the UK and Europe, will be play— ing a one-off gig as a duo, Becky Tate (V0- cals/percussion) and Trevor Steger (guitars/ harmonica), at The Golden Cross in Sutton St Nicholas tomorrow night, creating some- thing of a tradition as they are returning to the venue for a third successive January gig. Their brand of roots is contemporary and pow- erful: ‘an intoxicating brew of blues, folk and roots music’ (Classic Rock Magazine). They combine great musi- Members of Voodoo Room have played with Stevie Winwood, Duran Duran, Ben E. King, Fish, Thunder and Jo Harman among many others. Voodoo Room is part of The Courtyard’s Extravaganza season. Get 10 per cent off tickets when booking for two or more extravaganza shows. Voodoo Room: A Night of Hendrix & Cream will be at The Courtyard on Saturday at 8pm. To book, call the box office on 01432 340555 or visit courtyardorguk to book online. cianship, passion, en- ergy and charismatic performance to create a unique sound and a great stage show. Running Man was list- ed amongst the top al- bums of 2013 in Classic Rock, Classic Rock Blues .j "($9 ' \ Babajack’s Becky Tate and Trevor Stegers Delivering contemporary and ‘ powerful brand of roots music 1 and Guitar & Bass mag» azines. and an appear- ance in October 2014 at The Royal Albert Hall. which was recorded for Radio 2. gave them ever greater attention from the media and the mu- sic loving public. GLASBURY musicians A1 Cooper and Diana Esplin will be filling the eaves of Hay Castle next week as Clyro School holds its annual Burns Night fundraiser on Fr1day. January 22. I( Y . n Members of Voodoo Room, who pay tribute to Hendrix and Cream. have It 5 a great OppOl tunl‘ played with Stevie Winwood and Ben E. King among others ty to Shake Off January blues and burn off some Christmas weight!" said event organiser Jules North. “We are so lucky to have the castle as our venue, and it has become a memorable night for all, parents and friends." The fun starts at 8pm Castle venue for Burns Night and tickets will be avail- able on the door. if not sold out. Numbers are limited and advance tickets are available from Bartrums in Hay and Texaco pet~ r01 station in Clyro. Dress code for the even ing is tartan! what'son I Family Music Makers, 12.30pm, The 01432 340555. Courtyard, 01432 340555. I I Kumon Maths and English, 4.30pm, 01432 830332. I Learn to Jive, 7pm, Bishops Frome Sixth Form College, 01432 233233. Village Centre, 01989750354. I Reading Room Extra Workshop, 6pm, The Courtyard. 01432 340555. TODAY I Liie drawing workshop, 10am, The Courtyard, 01432 340555. Talchi, 7pm, Holmer Parish Hall. I Learn to Jive, 8pm, Bartestree Village I Hall. 01989750354 for all classes. I Kumon Maths and English. 4.30pm. Hereford Sixth Form College, 233233. room. Dance into Joy. 7pm, Lion Ball~ 17 Broad Street, 07495701777. 01432 Leominster. I Chance To Dance for Over 503, 10.15am, The Courtyard, 01432 340555. I Dancing Tots, 11.30am, The Court- yard, 01432 340555. TOMORROW ' Courtlaughing Comedy Club, 8pm, The Courtyard, 01432 340555. MONDAY I Drama Tots, 10.153m. The Courtyard, TUESDAY I Find Your Feet Workshop. 11am. The Courtyard, 01432 340555. I Zumba, 1.30pm, The Courtyard. 01432 340555, WEDNESDAY I Circus of Horrors Adult Circus Skills - Pop Up Workshop. 1.30pm. The Court- yard. 01432 340555. Murderous game of cat and mouse on stage ‘ FOLLOWING lllS phenom ade-long success 1Tb“ Christie Theatre Fr, .. continually played to pack: . all around the Hi, (i/mr’s fl rim. 'r.: 1;; ing chapter as lill i‘ii31‘t'.'.1‘l'_'lli announces The (lawn- ’l ill'llll'f' 1 Theatre Compan and lb arc; pro dthtlUti, [telzern‘xrz/fhr .llz. I‘r/l , This murder i11_\'>’it't"} ('OIZ‘U“ tit/1:: the pen of the legendary : ‘ri- ‘7 ning \i'ritingteamRirhardl1r , and William Link. the lgreattxtx w’ unsurpassable lll}‘>[£il' She Wrote and the t . detective series (minnow. ‘ Playwright Air-x Dennison i~ heartbroken when his 1 ' ' leadinglady Monica \‘Jvile, . . dead from an apparent Sillt‘ii u ' “ , the openingnightot' he? - ~ ‘ On the anniversar} or night. Alex asst} and crew in the reading of hisn . ‘ reading progresses increasingly llIlCOillfUl 11hr: ' 7 part1c1pants, and it s: In it: clear that Alex neliev s \Il )r . _ . ’lL ous cat-and-mouso Chase .11 uncover her killer... Starring Robert Dan's. Amy 1 Robbins. Susan Penli:iligor.. t or v ' Duncan. BenNealon. Stew il‘ ‘ and Lucy Dixon. He runs at _\Ial\'ern Theat . Monday. January ‘15 to t a? , 3 January 30. To book. call It . office on 01384 892277 or '«5191: vern-theatresrouk |
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