Ross Sutherland, Paul Cree, Conrad Murray, Lillian Henley, Tom Adams, Nima Séne

Their signature explosive nights of new works in progress return with an All The Right Notes special, feature the following pieces:

Yes My Selector by Ross Sutherland

Poet Ross Sutherland delivers a love monologue, edited together from real things he has shouted at drum and bass DJs mid-set. Ross hosts the new writing podcast, Imaginary Advice. His plays include Stand By For Tape Back Up and Party Trap. His poetry is available from Penned in the Margins.

Beats & Elements by Paul Cree and Conrad Murray

Using beatbox, rap and spoken word this show will explore the lives of different charters living in a London tower block. An exploration of class, gentrification and race.

Elephant & Castle by Lillian Henley and Tom Adams (pictured)

“Im going to get in a cupboard and take you to Elephant and Castle”, said Tom. “Good” said Lillian and she turned over, taking the bed covers with her.

Husband and Wife, Lillian and Tom, play Wife and Husband. They share a bed. Lillian likes to sleep. Tom likes to sleep walk. And sleep talk. A lot. Part live music gig, part Theatre. This is Gig Theatre. Elephant and Castle is another world between waking and sleeping. This is a scratch performance of 20 minutes performed by award winning? Lillian Henley (1927) and Tom Adams (Still Score, Howl at the Moon)

I Belong by Nima Séne

“I belong” explores the sensation of belonging –
the politics of belonging –
the nostalgia of belonging –
the illusion of belonging –
the seduction of belonging.

Using spoken word, movement, electronic music, pop cultural references and autobiographical absurdism Nima Séne re-discovers what it means to belong with the help of her persona Beige B*tch.

Supported by a BANNER Graduate Award 2016, an Artsadmin initiative supported by Goldsmiths, University of London and the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.