The Capstone Theatre Liverpool’s International Arts Venue Autumn Season October - December 2019
Events Calendar October December 6 Sunday 5pm LEAP Community Dance Showcase 5 Thursday 7.30pm Solid Air Band 8 Tuesday 8pm Rosie Kay Dance Company: Fantasia 7 Saturday 7.30pm Maghull Wind Orchestra: The agicM of Christmas 18 Friday 7.30pm John Law - Recreations 8 Sunday 2.30pm Liverpool Mozart Orchestra: 19 Saturday 7.30pm Harvest Sun Presents Robyn Hitchcock "A Seasonal Selection" 19 Saturday 7.30pm Liverpool Mozart Orchestra: 14 Saturday 7.30pm Allerton Brass: “The Grand Tour” It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas
November 8 Friday 7.30pm Machado Ithursarry Duo 9 Saturday 7.30pm Interactions: A Festival Of Voice (Featuring The Feral Choir/Phil Minton & Juxtavoices) 14 Thursday 7.30pm Natacha Atlas 15 Friday 7.30pm Reis-Demuth-Wiltgen 19-21 Tuesday - 7pm Shakespeare Schools Festival Thursday 22 Friday 7.30pm Marius Neset 24 Sunday 4pm Jacques Malchance & The Capstone Theatre Presents PIANO FORTE 26 Tuesday 7.30pm The rogF Princess Punked 29 Friday 7.30pm Belle Chen
LEAP COMMUNITY ROSIE KAY DANCE COMPANY: 3 DANCE SHOWCASE FANTASIA Sunday 6th October 2019, 5pm Tuesday 8th October 2019, 8pm £8 (£6 concessions) £12 (£10 concessions)
Where the artists of tomorrow are made. Following the success of MK ULTRA during vision of three bold female dancers as they MDI's annual celebration of the wealth LEAP 2018, Rosie Kay returns to Liverpool discover love, loss, emotion and joy. of talent across Merseyside returns as part for LEAP 2019 with her newest work. of LEAP 2019. Dancers from MDI's 50 In Fantasia, the Commonwealth Games Rosie Kay worked with neuroscientists in Moves, Men!Dancing! and Merseyside Handover Ceremony choreographer takes the UK and Denmark’s Center for Music in Youth Dance Company will be joined by ballet and tutus into the 21st Century using the Brain to explore how dance can trigger invited groups and dance artists from across dance and science to create an exquisite sensations of pleasure and fulfilment in the the North West to present new work. performance of pleasure, beauty and finesse. brain. Fantasia is the result of her desire to Fine-tuning choreography with neurological make a work of pure joy inspired by music Performers from previous years have gone research, Kay questions what it is that makes and the body’s response to it. on to be part of the CAT programme, dance beautiful to watch and experience. joined the National Youth Dance Company With truly sumptuous costumes that defy or been commissioned to create original Delve deeply into a soundtrack of Vivaldi, expectation, join us on a journey of music, dance works. Purcell, Beethoven and Bach and revel in the delight and fantasy. 4 JOHN LAW - RECREATIONS Known mainly for his Congregation, In a move away from electronics to this playing his original compositions, mixing purely acoustic group, ReCreations Friday 18th October 2019, 7.30pm jazz, and electronics, as well as classical presents music not just from the standard £11.50 projects, pianist and composer John Law jazz repertoire but also from pop and has put together a stunning new group of indie (Beatles, Radiohead, Adele and John Law - piano young musicians, playing arrangements Daft Punk). ReCreations is a band that Sam Crockatt - saxophones of other people’s tunes in a project that manages to play highly accessible melodic James Agg - double bass features Parliamentary Jazz Award Winner music and recognised tunes in extremely Billy Weir - drums Sam Crockatt on saxophones. creative and interactive arrangements, simple and complex, with an emphasis on spontaneous interaction in a group of highly versatile young musicians. One of the UK’s most imaginative and versatile jazz pianists International Piano Magazine, 2014 HARVEST SUN PRESENTS 5 ROBYN HITCHCOCK Saturday 19th October 2019, 7.30pm £17.60
Robyn Hitchcock is one of England's most enduring contemporary singer/songwriters and live performers. A surrealist poet, talented guitarist, cult artist and musician's musician, Hitchcock is among alternative rock's father figures and is the closest thing the genre has to a Bob Dylan (not coincidentally his biggest musical inspiration). Since founding the art-rock band The Soft Boys in 1976, Hitchcock has recorded more than 20 albums as well as starring in Storefront Hitchcock, an in-concert film recorded in New York and directed by Jonathan Demme. Blending folk and psychedelia with a wry British nihilism, he describes his songs as ‘paintings you can listen to’. His most recent album is self-titled and marks his 21st release as a solo artist. Released on April 21st 2017, the new album was produced by Brendan Benson (The Raconteurs). Hitchcock describes it as an "ecstatic work of negativity with nary a dreary groove."
A gifted melodist, Hitchcock nests engaging lyrics in some of the most bracing, rainbow-hued pop this side of Revolver. He wrests inspiration not from ordinary life but from extraordinary imaginings... Rolling Stone 6 LIVERPOOL MOZART ORCHESTRA: LMO’s 2019/20 season begins with a pair of horn concertos and a pair of symphonies. The orchestra is delighted to welcome international horn virtuoso “THE GRAND TOUR” Alec Frank-Gemmill as soloist/conductor for his debut with them. The concert begins with the second of Mozart’s four concertos for horn, followed by the thirty- Saturday 19th October 2019, 7.30pm sixth of his forty-one symphonies. The symphony was written during a stopover (pre-concert talk at 6.45pm) in the Austrian town of Linz on his and his wife's way back home to Vienna from Venue: The Great Hall, Salzburg. Upon hearing of Mozart’s arrival in Linz the local Count announced a Liverpool Hope University Creative Campus concert at short notice, so Mozart dashed this symphony off in just four days! £15 (£13.50, £5 concessions) The second concerto is that of Franz Strauss, father of the more famous Richard. Strauss, who was the principal horn of the Bavarian Court opera until 1889, had a Mozart - Horn Concerto No.2 strong preference for the traditional classical forms, which comes across in the music. Mozart - Symphony No.36 “Linz” He had a mutual dislike of Richard Wagner but even Wagner, who was never short Franz Strauss - Horn Concerto of a terse remark, said, “Strauss is a detestable fellow but when he blows his horn one Mendelssohn - Symphony No.4 “Italian” cannot sulk with him.”
Conductor/Horn: Alec Frank-Gemmill The final work is Mendelssohn’s fourth and most popular symphony known as the “Italian”. The opening movement is an absolute joy, and even the fourth movement, which unusually is in the minor key despite the symphony being in the major, does not dampen the spirits as it incorporates dance figures from the Roman saltarello and the Neapolitan tarantella. It brings the concert to a lively conclusion. MACHADO ITHURSARRY DUO 7 Friday 8th November 2019, 7.30pm £11.50
An emotional poetic journey for piano and Born in Bayonne in South West France, Didier In 2008, following an invitation by French accordion. Ithursarry discovered and started learning singer Stéphane Sanseverino to join him the accordion at the age of seven. Moving to on tour and winning the Gus Viseur jazz Jean-Marie Machado was born in Morocco, Paris in 1996 he worked in collaboration with award, he met pianist composer Jean-Marie from an Italian and Spanish mother and a singers, on projects in theatre and in jazz, and Machado. This marked the beginning of a Portuguese father. He discovered jazz in France also as a studio session musician. In 1998 he long and fruitful collaboration that has given and studied with the French classical pianist was invited by French jazz guitarist Claude rise to several musical projects including, most Catherine Collard. For 25 years he has been Barthélémy to join his quintet Sereine. Later recently, this duo. exploring different directions in jazz, classical that year he joined the National Jazz Orchestra composition and interdisciplinary projects (ONJ) from 2002 to 2005. In 2006 he created mingling dance, theatre and storytelling. a duo Bilika with singer and percussionist Along the way he has collaborated with Andy Kristof Hiriart. Sheppard, Dave Liebman, Paolo Fresu and Naná Vasconcelos and has established himself at the first rank of the European jazz sphere. He is currently in residency as an ‘affiliate composer’ at the Centre des Bords de Marne of Perreux-sur-Marne/Paris.
The complicity between Machado and Ithursarry is amazing. Both musicians play together as if they had known each other for a long time, and also as if they had just met the day before. There is telepathy and freshness in their exchanges. Jean-François Mondot, Jazz Magazine 8 INTERACTIONS: A FESTIVAL OF VOICES (FEATURING THE FERAL CHOIR/PHIL MINTON & JUXTAVOICES) Saturday 9th November 2019, 7.30pm £10 (£5 concessions)
This concert will include two performances The scores provide a structure, but elements of choral music informed by the artistic of improvisation shape the details so that no sensibilities of free improvised music. two performances will ever be the same. Poetry is sound allied to meaning, and a multi-voice The Feral Choir is the name for a group of ensemble offers a fascinating way to hear this. singers formed for a particular performance, Directed by Martin Archer and Alan Halsey, so for this particular performance, the choir is Juxtavoices uniquely combines the outer reaches formed in Liverpool. Leading the Feral Choir is of improvised music and innovative poetry. internationally acclaimed vocalist Phil Minton. As well as pursuing his own performing career For anyone interested in what people can create as a vocalist, Minton has a wealth of experience together using the most natural instrument, the as a choral director, leading others to find new human voice, this concert is for you. areas of expression. This performance will be an example of such a collaborative exploration.
Juxtavoices is an ‘anti-choir’ of about twenty- five voices whose repertoire includes members' own compositions and arrangements of modernist poems and found texts. NATACHA ATLAS Over the years, Atlas’ exceptional talent has been 9 repeatedly recognised by her peers and fans alike Thursday 14th November 2019, 7.30pm in the form of a host of music awards (including a French ‘Victoire’) along with numerous £19.80 invitations to be the star vocalist at major events (such as the Millennium concert at the Andy Hamill - bass pyramids in Egypt in 2000 with Jean-Michel Liam Noble - piano Jarre). She has appeared on the scores and Asaf Sirkis - drums soundtracks of many Hollywood blockbusters, Shanti Jayasinha - trumpet including Sex & the City 2, The Hulk, Kingdom Samy Bishai - violin/MD of Heaven, Brick Lane and Sahara.
Heralded as one of the world’s most distinctive Strange Days is the stunning new album from voices, Natacha Atlas has carved a path Atlas that is already being hailed within the synthesising western and middle eastern vocal industry as a game changer in its pioneering traditions with mind-blowing dexterity. Her marriage of jazz and the mystique of Arabic latest work sees her push vocal and musical vocals. A darkly dystopian Arabic-infused jazz boundaries even further by effortlessly weaving fantasy, the album evokes and emotes in equal jazz traditions into her already unique blend. measure, presenting one of the world’s most unique voices at her captivating finest. Recorded Atlas has worked with Peter Gabriel, Nitin between the UK, France and Brazil, the album Sawhney, Nigel Kennedy, Indigo Girls, furthers her journey through the landscape of Jean-Michel Jarre, and Ibrahim Maalouf, to jazz via a remarkable range of stylistic adventures name a few, while, most recently, she has been along the way, and features some surprising collaborating with the likes of Omar Sosa internationally-heralded special guests and and Paolo Fresu, whilst co-composing (with strikingly original covers. frequent collaborator Samy Bishai) the score for Herve Koubi’s 2019 contemporary dance In this concert she will be performing tracks creation Odyssey. from her new CD Strange Days to be released in September 2019 as well as material from Myriad Road and previous albums. 10 REIS-DEMUTH-WILTGEN The musicians of this Luxembourg-based With their European style of melodic trio are active in different bands and projects composition, set to an almost American Friday 15th November 2019, 7.30pm and all have international careers. Since sounding rhythm section that is exciting £11.50 the release of their first album, they have and dynamic, yet grounding and settled, toured extensively throughout the world and Reis-Demuth-Wiltgen share the diversity Michel Reis - piano appeared at major international jazz festivals of current jazz and a laid-back Europe. in Europe and Asia. They also play regularly Marc Demuth - bass with Joshua Redman and Vince Mendoza. Paul Wiltgen - drums
Each band member composes music for the Soares Marlene credit: Photo trio, with the aim of creating a fresh and forward thinking overall sound, one that has the influences of popular music and the singer/songwriter genre but with a core sound that remains in modern jazz. SHAKESPEARE SCHOOLS FESTIVAL 11 Tuesday 19th - Thursday 21st November 2019, 7pm £9.95 (£8 concessions) / Group rate: £7
Shakespeare Schools Foundation transforms lives through the unique power of Shakespeare. In this, the 19th year of the Festival, SSF celebrates a season of ‘infinite variety’ as young people of all ages and Photo credit: Marlene Soares Marlene credit: Photo backgrounds discover the possibilities presented by Shakespeare in their school rehearsal room, culminating in thrilling nights of theatre.
The Capstone Theatre is proud to be part of the Shakespeare Schools Festival, in partnership with Shakespeare Schools Foundation. Performances presented will feature a series of unique abridged Shakespeare productions by local schools.
See Shakespeare’s timeless stories brought to life like never before, and support young people from your local community as they take to the stage. 12 MARIUS NESET Friday 22nd November 2019, 7.30pm Marius Neset is a marvel. He makes his instrument dance like a gazelle and soar like an eagle. £11.50 The Telegraph Marius Neset - saxophones Jim Hart - vibes Ivo Neame - piano Petter Eldh - bass Anton Eger - drums
In April 2011, Norwegian-born/Copenhagen-based saxophonist Marius Neset released his debut album Golden Xplosion leading the saxophonist and composer to become one of the most talked about newcomers on the European jazz scene. Described by Terje Mosnes (Dagbladet) as “the most talented Norwegian saxophonist since Jan Garbarek,” he has continued to dazzle audiences across Europe with his exemplary technique, energetic creativity, imagination and virtuosity on tenor and soprano saxophones, as well as his brilliance as a composer of intricate, compelling music.
His subsequent releases – Birds (2013), Lion (2014) and Pinball (2015) - have proved that Neset is on his way to being one of the biggest new draws on the circuit, with five years of heavy touring behind him, including sold out shows at some of Europe’s most prestigious festivals including North Sea Jazz, Stuttgart Jazzopen and Kongsberg Jazz Festival.
On tour, his group will be featuring music from Marius’s newest album Circle of Chimes release on ACT Music in September 2017, taking the listener on a journey and bringing together his world of influences with remarkable energy, creativity and most of all, his highly original sound. JACQUES MALCHANCE PIANO FORTE is a celebration of the Composer, songwriter, and producer Jez 13 piano as a solo instrument, featuring five Wing is the current keyboard player for & THE CAPSTONE Liverpool based pianists and composers Liverpool post-punk legends Echo & The (Giacomo Fazi, Nina Windsor-Roe, Jez Bunnymen. The solo piano compositions he THEATRE PRESENTS Wing, Karen Wynne and Nick Smith) will perform with his trademark percussive, PIANO FORTE performing all original material composed pop-organ keyboard technique, are from a exclusively for this event. piano-based LP in the making, entitled The Sunday 24th November 2019, 4pm Land Of The Living. £10 Giacomo Fazi, also known as "Jacques Malchance", is a Composer, DJ, Producer, Karen Wynne is a pianist, guitarist, clarinet Promoter and Radio Host from Rome, Italy, player and composer. Her recent work based in Liverpool, UK. He is the founding has been largely with dance companies member of bands Hapytap and Barberos, performing and composing, but over the as well as net-label and events collective years she has also played keyboards, sung in Upitup Records and arts collective Distant a Senegalese mbalax band, performed sacred Future. His works span across electronic choral music, been part of a successful music, classical music and contemporary psychedelic rock band and worked in street experimental music and he has composed theatre (amongst other things!). commissioned work for Light Night, The Kazimier and Walk The Plank. Nick Smith is a pianist and composer who has performed at some of the world's top Nina Windsor-Roe was a founding member venues including the Royal Albert Hall of The Frocks in the early 90’s. Her work and Royal Festival Hall, London, and the ranges through theatre, radio and film Lincoln Center, New York. He has also and she has performed her music in many recorded in studios such as Abbey Road and UK venues. She has recently finished Air Studios for film and TV soundtracks putting together her own professional including Star Wars and Sleepy Hollow. His piano tracking studio, and performed her compositional work includes commissions own original material at the Discordia for international online and TV campaigns Exhibition. across brands such as Google, Facebook, Heineken, Alfa Romeo and Burberry. 14 THE FROG PRINCESS PUNKED Tuesday 26th November 2019, 7.30pm £10 (£8 concessions)
A punk fairytale for adults with story, music, and live projections.
What happens when Ivan marries a frog? Big sounds, a wicked racket! Urban meets forest. Patriarchy meets feminism. Baba Yaga meets Koschey the Deathless! The Frog Princess Punked is funny, feminist, dark, and definitely for adults only!
Pioneering storyteller Sally-Pomme Clayton and girl punk band, The Swamp Girls, create a hybrid hullabaloo of spoken word, distorted guitars, scorching drums and riotous songs, set in a shifting collage of surreal projections v-jayed live! The raw power of punk explodes a Russian fairytale, exploring the dangers of annexing the wild and the wisdom of liberating the female.
This provocative collaboration brings together women from different cultures, art forms, and generations. Sally- Pomme Clayton has spearheaded storytelling for adult audiences across the UK. Dawn Rose is an outstanding female drummer who performed with Altered Images and Right Said Fred. Georgia Kalogeropoulou is a young musician inspired by the sounds of punk and is re-making them anew. Joining them is honorary Swamp Girl Fotios Begklis, an innovative digital artist, who has created animations, loops, and films which she VJs live. BELLE CHEN 15 Friday 29th November, 7.30pm £11.50
Handpicked by Brian Eno as ‘the one to watch’, pianist Belle Chen has distinguished herself with her unique live performances and recorded works that are unbound by tradition - often mixing classical music language across multiple genres through improvisation, electronics, extended technique, and sound design.
Her creativity as a performer has seen her grace the stages of major UK festivals and international venues ranging from BBC Radio 3’s 70th Anniversary at The Southbank Centre, Latitude Festival, The Roundhouse and Melbourne Recital Centre. In 2018, she was one of nine official jury- selected showcase artists to perform at De Doelen for 2018 Classical:NEXT, where she appeared representing Australia and the UK, and became the first Australian artist to perform at the world's largest global art music conference.
A musical maverick, Belle Chen's music is forever evolving. Her newest set of works (Departure, 2019) draws inspiration from traditional music and sounds from around the world. In this set, she transforms the acoustic piano to evoke the sounds of a wide array of instruments including the Indonesian Gamelan, flamenco guitar, Chinese original and provocative guqin, steel drum, cajón, and more. Brian Eno (NOISE 2014) Photo credit: B.Turner credit: Photo 16 SOLID AIR BAND MAGHULL WIND ORCHESTRA: Thursday 5th December 2019, 7.30pm THE MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS Venue: The Warehouse Theatre, Saturday 7th December 2019, 7.30pm Liverpool Hope University Creative Venue: The Great Hall, Liverpool Hope University Creative Campus Campus £10 (£6 concessions) (door) £10 (£8 concessions) Maghull Wind Orchestra will bring you enjoyable and fun opportunity for Mark Byrne - guitar/vocals plenty of festive spirit with The Magic local musicians to play music together Pete Hughes - bass of Christmas. This extravaganza will be - regardless of age or ability, with Andrew Myers - saxophone brimming with whip-cracking tunes, professional level directorship and Tony Peers - trumpet rousing fanfares, and festive favourites. without audition or fee.
A vibe-alike tribute drawing from across John Maghull Wind Orchestra is a Directed by Phil Shotton, they will Martyn’s unrivalled catalogue of music, the Solid community based symphonic wind perform an evening of joyful music Air Band captures the emotion and sensitivity of orchestra with over one hundred to fill you with sparkle and cheer. John Martyn’s live performances eliciting the great members. The orchestra was founded This concert will definitely be a firm artist’s original and idiosyncratic sound whilst in 1978 and provides high quality, Yuletide favourite! creating an atmospheric and spontaneous tribute to the strength and intent of a true master.
Unlike most tribute bands that play for a living, it’s clear that the Solid Air Band play for the love of the music Liverpool Acoustic ALLERTON BRASS: 17 IT’S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS LIVERPOOL MOZART ORCHESTRA: Saturday 14th December 2019, 7.30pm £10 (£8 concessions) "A SEASONAL SELECTION" Tickets available by calling 07752 678224
Sunday 8th December 2019, 2.30pm Capstone regulars Allerton Brass return for a £12 (£6 concessions) performance of their new Festive Show to help get you in the mood for Christmas. As ever, Corelli – Concerto Grosso Op.6 No.8 "Christmas Concerto" this popular Band from South Liverpool will Prokofiev – Peter and the Wolf entertain you with a varied mix of seasonal Johann Strauss Jr. – Blue Danube Waltz favourites for all the family that really will get you Ennio Morricone – Gabriel’s Oboe into the Christmas spirit. Leroy Andersen – Sleigh Ride This year the Band is delighted to be joined on Conductor: Robert Howard stage by Louise McVey and the children of St Narrator: Roger Phillips Austin’s Catholic Primary School Choir for what will be their first ever performance together. Join the LMO for an afternoon of festive fun in the opening piece of the concert will suitable for all the family under the baton of be the strings, for Corelli’s ever-delightful their principal bassoonist, Robert Howard, Christmas Concerto. The second half will also a fine conductor. The programme will include some staples of the annual New include Prokofiev’s timeless narrated tale Year’s Day concert from Vienna, including of Peter and The Wolf, in which a different Johann Strauss’s most famous waltz, The Blue instrument in the orchestra represents each Danube, and also some perennial Christmas character in the story. The orchestra is favourites such as Leroy Andersen’s Sleigh delighted to welcome back Roger Phillips, of Ride. With other delightful musical lollipops Radio Merseyside fame, as the narrator for for you to enjoy there will be something for this performance. The instruments featuring everyone in this seasonal celebration! FROM ART STUDIOS
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