Hannah de Cancho - dancer

Solo dance piece

Music by Rowan Perkins

Beth Fairbairn - violin

Concerto in A minor, 1st movement (Vivaldi)

Humoresque Dvorak)

Raymond Brien - clarinet

Improvisation

Alec Templeton - Pocket-sized Sonata

Study no.64

(Ludwig Wiedermann - 80 Graded Studies

for Clarinet Book 2)

piano acc. - Jo Willett

Excerpts from Commedia video

Dancers - Ballet in Small Spaces

Music - Serenade in C (Robin Holloway)

Georgia-Louise French - trumpet

Trumpet Fiesta - Duet

(Donald Phillips, arr. by Edrich Siebert)

Lucky To Be Me - From the musical On the Town

(Leonard Bernstein, arr. by David J Elliot)

2nd Trumpet - M Prowen

piano acc. - Jo Willet

piano acc. - M Prowen

Erika Montenegro - dance video

Absent

“Present in a place while being absent completely”

Music - Ausencia (Goran Bregovic)

Body Politic – Dance Group

Dance piece performed by members of Body Politic

INTERVAL

Fiona McAlear - Jeweller and Silversmith

Bethan Murphy - Fashion Designer

Exhibition in the foyer

Exhibition in the foyer

Anuradha Chaturvedi - dancer

Quicksilver

Music by Jeremy Thurlow

choreography - Anuradha Chaturvedi

Anna Shackleton - soprano

Baked Dormice

Riddle

Oyster

A Poor Venezuelan Poodle Moth

A Poem for Four Murdered Hens

Paulette Mae – dance/visual theatre

Extracts from sea me, music by Anya Yermakova                                            choreography - Paulette Mae

“In this new solo project I’m venturing to fuse dance with light and shadow and music-making using voice and unconventional instruments. I’m playing with layering…and being in multiple places at once through these mediums. Stencils, hand-made light objects, screens of varying materials, water, glass and reflection are coming together to create visual metaphors…the sense of multiple realities, along with my exploration into sound layering, recording and playing live in performance”.

Idle Motion - theatre presentation with video

An informal chat and presentation with the Co-Producers and Artistic Directors of Idle Motion about their new piece of devised visual theatre That Is All You Need To Know

“During World War Two, the grounds of Bletchley Park housed some of Britain’s greatest minds. Alongside mathematical genius Alan Turing, thousands of gifted men and women worked together in secret to crack the seemingly unbreakable German Enigma Code. Decades later as Bletchley’s secrets begin to be revealed, another group of groundbreaking volunteers gather to save the home of the code breakers from re-developers. Using personal testimony, multimedia technology and inventive staging this devised piece of visual theatre is a celebration of humanities ability to solve the impossible, to crack the most complex of problems and of the extraordinary people whose quiet work changed the course of our history”.

Anuradha Chaturvedi - dancer

Traditional Kathak dance                                                                      choreography - Anuradha Chaturvedi

“Invocation and Traditional Kathak: the piece starts with invocation to the Lord Shri Krishna, the supreme Hindu deity embodying love and divine bliss. Krishna has influenced the Indian thought, life and culture in myriad ways. He has influenced not only its religion and philosophy, but also into its mysticism and literature, painting and sculpture, dance and music, and all aspects of Indian folklore”.

10th Anniversary Showcase - 22nd September 2013 - Pegasus Theatre, Oxford.