The Oh F--k Moment - Hannah Jane Walker and Chris Thorpe

Monday 13th and Tuesday 14th February, performances at 6.30pm and 8.30pm

Tickets: £8 full/£6 concessions/+ a limited number of student tickets at £3 Call 01274 233200 or e-mail theatre@bradford.ac.uk

This event does not take place in Theatre in the Mill - you must book in advance! Contact our box office for information

You just f--ked up. Now what? Sometimes, f--k-ups are so massive there’s no way back. In this Fringe First winning show poet Hannah Jane Walker and Chris Thorpe examine the poetic guts of mistakes in a bundle of words and strip lighting. F--king up is the truest, funniest, most terrifying moment you can experience. You will make a mistake, maybe you’ll learn from it.

The Scotsman Fringe First Award Winner

The Guardian ****

Word Life - February

Friday 17th February, 7.30pm

£8 full/£6 concessions/+ a limited number of student tickets at £3 Call 01274 233200 or e-mail theatre@bradford.ac.uk

Word Life is one of Yorkshire’s leading live literature and music organisations. We’re dedicated to showcasing the best talent in new writing and music.

‘One of the purveyors of the new literary night out’ – The Independent.

Seiben.

Matt Hoden is an innovative violinist who incorporates a loop pedal into his live set, overlaying multiple violin lines, vocals and percussive sounds. .

"This is one of the most imaginative and intelligent records I've ever heard. It's very sophisticated poetically, and brilliant musically." Rik - Flux Europa

Ross Sutherland

Ross Sutherland was born in Edinburgh in 1979. He was included in The Times’s list of Top Ten Literary Stars of 2008

‘“It has a purity and power you never expect until it is there in front of you.”-Johann Hari, The Evening Standard

+ Leeds Young Authors

Leeds Young Authors (LYA) was founded in 2003 by Khadijah Ibrahiim, performance poet and playwright, as an approach to creative education to promote positive social dialogue through the written and spoken word among young people of High School age (ages 13-19), primarily in the City of Leeds.

+Open Mic

This space is reserved for you, we have six five minute slots at each event for anyone to take their turn on the mic, and perform a poem, short story, or whatever you’d like wordlifeuk@gmail.com

TLMC presents 'Folk Narratives', Thursday 16th February 2012.

University of Bradford and TLMC presents, ‘Folk Narratives’ – a musical event exploring musical approaches to storytelling and preserving local history, occurring across three Bradford libraries
With performances by

Vialka – French baritone guitar, drums and vocal duo playing a special acoustic set including traditional French folk songs
www.vialka.com

The Housekeeping Society – West Yorkshire based progressive folk pop conceptualists
www.thehousekeepingsociety.com

Stephanie Hladowski – Traditional folk songs sang unaccompanied from Bradford
www.myspace.com/stephaniehladowski

Kirtsie Penman - Traditional folk songs sang unaccompanied from Sunderland via Glasgow
Captain Hotknives. Anti-folk with a light take on the darker side of life in Bradford.
http://www.myspace.com/captainhotknives

Garfunkle and Simon. Anti-folk from Bradford on themes of love, football and libraries.

Performances start at The Treehouse Cafe at 6pm (food will be available). From there you will be led to the next two venues: J.B Priestly Library at 7.30pm and 1 in 12 Club Library (for members and their guests) at 9.30pm. Entry is £3 per venue or £6 for all three (£5 concessions). Space is limited so please book ahead by sending an e-mail to music@bradford.ac.uk