What's On Saturday 17th November in Bristol

Events on Saturday 17th November

“Readymade Theatre (Austin Sherlaw-Johnson and Stavroula Kounadea) present a madcap hour in the company of “one of the most influential composers of the twentieth century” and the wife of “one of the most important artists of the twentieth century”as they repeatedly fail to blur the boundaries.”
From: JOHN CAGE & TEENY DUCHAMP PLAY CHESS ..

“There's no denying the urgent need to address our current economic, environmental and social crises. We can't rely on the media to honestly educate us on how best to solve these issues, we need to take matters into our own hands - this workshop does exactly that.”
From: Big Picture Activism: for an economics of happines

“The Eat Up! For Starters LAUNCH EVENT on 17th November is for people who want to try out instruments in a safe, non-judgemental space. You will be able to learn a little of guitar, bass and drums, learn a song on your favourite instrument, have a chance to perform together at EAT UP (if you want!), share some vegan food with your new pals, and come along to the CHARMPIT, WOLF GIRL and CAT APOSTROPHE show afterwards! What a fun day!”
From: Eat Up For Starters Launch Event

“This will be a night to remember! Featuring new and old acts from professionals and up and comers. let our wonderful compare, Sophie Macaroni, take you on a journey through two 40 minuet shows, there will be a 20 minuet interval.”
From: PWB Cabaret

“"Acclaimed electronic-Arabic multimedia duo Jerusalem In My Heart celebrates the release of their third album 'Daqa'iq Tudaiq'. Featuring musician-producer Radwan Ghazi Moumneh on vocals, buzuk and electronics, joined by experimental filmmaker Charles-André Coderre on live analog 16mm film projections, JIMH will present new music and visuals in what promises to be another immersive and socio-politically charged installment of the project’s legendary live performances. Daqa'iq Tudaiq is a masterful and mesmerizing artistic statement that confirms Jerusalem In My Heart as one of the most engaged and forward-looking acts in avant-garde Middle Eastern music today".”
From: Jerusalem In My Heart, Porest & Sunun