ARTS WEEK
Sunday
| 14:00 | Life in the Arts Cream Tea |
| 16:00 | Jazz on the Quad |
| 18:00 | Evensong |
| 21:30 | Orange Sundays- Clockwork Orange |
Monday
| 15:00 | Zumba Workshop |
| 18:30 | Dead Poets Society |
| 19:30 | A Doll's House |
| 20:30 | "Out with the Old and in with the New" - Exhibition Launch |
| 22:00 | Tommy & Tris |
Tuesday
| 14:30 | BNC on the Fringe |
| 17:00 | Percussion Workshop |
| 19:30 | Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? |
| 20:00 | Open Mic Night |
| 22:00 | Before Sunrise – Before Sunset Late Night Double Bill |
Wednesday
| 13:00 | Lunchtime Concert |
| 14:00 | Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? |
| 16:00 | Bhangra Workshop |
| 19:30 | Blithe Spirit |
| 20:00 | Dance Show |
| 22:00 | Ghost Stories |
| 23:00 | Murder in the Chapel - Nosferatu Showing |
Thursday
| 13:00 | Art Attack! |
| 14:00 | Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? |
| 16:00 | Imps Workshop |
| 17:00 | Tommy & Tris |
| 19:30 | A Doll's House |
| 19:30 | Arts Week Dinner |
| 21:30 | Cabaret |
Friday
| 13:00 | Lunchtime Concert |
| 14:00 | A Doll's House |
| 18:30 | Blithe Spirit |
| 19:00 | John Hegley Reading |
| 21:00 | After Dark Party |
Saturday
| 10:00 | 'Come and Sing' - Choral Workshop |
| 14:30 | Blithe Spirit |
| 14:30 | Bake Off |
| 17:30 | Tommy & Tris |
| 19:30 | A Doll's House |
BNC Fringe - A Monologue Competition
Location:Brasenose Bunker
Day: Tuesday 8th May
Time: 14:30
Day: Tuesday 8th May
Time: 14:30
Every festival must have its fringe. Away from the glamour, wealth, and sunshine, this is where the real theatre happens. Staged in the atmospheric, dystopian shadow of Brasenose’s very own ‘70s concrete hellhole, our entrants will perform an original monologue of up to 10 minutes in length. The only rules are originality and length – the content is absolutely up to them. Edgy, slick, refined, explicit, understated, melodramatic, endearing, repulsive: there’s no knowing what’s in store.
Other events you might be interested in:
Blithe Spirit
Take a seat on sunny New Quad as Brasenose Arts Week brings Coward's 'Improbable Farce' to life. Hilarity abounds in this eccentric, ghoulish and highly irreverent 1940s comedy.'
John Hegley Poetry Reading
Come along for the combination of stand-up comedy, live music, audience participation and sheer linguistic joy that is a John Hegley show.
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