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Annual Report 2013/2014 Live Performances 2013/14 SOURCES OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ENDED JULY 31ST, 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 2013/2014 LIVE PERFORMANCES 2013/14 Drama While You Wait The Rite of Spring Jack and the Lucy Porter Guy Barker (Theatre) Fuel and Petrushka Flum Flum Tree Marcel Lucont Gwyneth Herbert Fabulous Beast Bamboozle Theatre The Secret Agent Landscape II Mark Grist Hot Club of Cowtown Theatre O Fuel Rapunzel Circus skills workshops Ballet Lorent Rogueplay Mark Thomas Interplay and Sonrisa 1984 The Noise Miles Jupp Jay Phelps Quartet Headlong Unlimited Theatre The Whale Talking Birds Paul Chowdhry Jools Holland Noodles Beauty and the Beast Christmas A Boy and his Box NoFit State Circus Improbable Room on the Broom Paul Foot Kate Rusby Replay Theatre Company at Christmas The Bullet and the Beats Tall Stories Paul Merton: Impro The Energy Show Led Bib Bass Trombone Kieran Hurley & The Arches Chums Sleepdogs The Science Museum Lewis J Smith & Joe Near Gone Family Events Reginald D Hunter Ciphers Live Comedy O’Donnell’s Shkayla Two Destination Language STATik Richard Herring Out of Joint Monday’s Child Lucy Ann Sale Karaoke Action Transport Theatre Rob Beckett The Ayckbourn Ensemble Tutti Frutti Productions with Sonomama Sleepwalk Collective Stephen Joseph Theatre Bank On It Robin Ince & Barricades Rise Theatre-rites Twelfth Night Early Days Comedy Russell Brand Matt Cardle (of a better nation) Centrally Heated Knickers Filter Russell Kane Matt Hernandez Coney The Homemade Orchestra Alexei Sayle The Believers Dinosaur Zoo Adam Buxton Sarah Millican Milly Winter and Frantic Assembly How to Occupy an Oil Rig Kirsty Gallaher Daniel Bye Erth Visual & Physical Inc Alistair McGowan Seann Walsh HMS Pinafore Nick Lowe Union Theatre Bluebeard Luna Andrew Lawrence Showstoppers Theatre Hullabaloo Nicolas Jaar & Institute Gallivant/Bristol Old Vic Ardal O’Hanlon Stephen K Amos Blast Off Joshua Light Show Gecko Gym Party Steve Hughes Tobacco Factory Chris Ramsey Paul Carrack Made in China The Snowman Comedy Central Night Stewart Lee Paloma Faith and the Put Your Sweet Triggered /Peter and the Wolf Craig Campbell The Horne Section Guy Barker Orchestra @Warwick Hand in Mine Aurora Orchestra Andy Field David Baddiel Tom Wrigglesworth Penguin Café Confirmation Macbeth: Blood Will Trevor Noah Ruby Turner Chris Thorpe Wasted Have Blood David O’Doherty The Paradise Project Paines Plough Contender Charlie Doc Brown Wit Tank Sam Carter Trio Third Angel Mouth Open Story Ed Byrne Sarah Blasko Jump Out Site-Specific Fascinating Aida Jazz, Popular Show of Hands with Polar Bear Drama Theatre & World Music Miranda Sykes Beauty and the Beast Festival of the A Brief History of Music Slade and Sweet (International) Avon Calling Multistory Theatre Company Spoken Nerd The Other Way Works Soweto Gospel Choir The Valley of Jack and the Beanstalk Frank Skinner Alison Moyet Astonishment Fortnight Lyngo Theatre Greg Davies Amy Kakoura Steeleye Span Theatre des Bouffes du Nord Prototype Theatre Grandpa’s Railway Grumpy Barb Jungr Sweet Baboo M6 Old Women Bombino TG Collective/Remi Drama Ragbones Harris Trio Dance Jack Dee Bright Phoebus (Studio) Tom Dale The Boxettes Broken Jack Whitehall Four Stages of Yummm! Christy Moore Motionhouse Jason Manford The Fall Conversation Tell Tale Hearts Craig Charles Lundahl and Seitl Out of the Shadows The Will Pound Band Rock Pool Jenny Éclair dan le sac Nobulus / Dance Touring SlapTalk Inspector Sands & China Plate Jimmy Carr VS Scroobius Pip Toumani & Sidiki Diabaté Action Hero Partnership Borka Joe Lycett Empirical Wooden Horse and Sun Big Hits English Touring Opera Midnight Bonfires Hofesh Shechter John Bishop Get the Blessing Getinthebackofthevan How Cold My Toes John Richardson Gilad Atzmon Zappa plays Zappa Tomorrow’s Parties Triple Bill Travelling Light Forced Entertainment Candoco Theatre Company Josh Widdecombe Glenn Tilbrook Zara McFarlane Sarah Millican The Noise Room on the Broom The Valley of Astonishment Alison Moyet NT Live: War Horse Broken The Magic Flute Live at 5 Opera Literature & Amateur Theatre, Jeremy Deller in Saturday Youth Theatre Conversation Charlie Law (Digital Screenings) Spoken Word Music & Dance Senior Youth Theatre Land Art and its – The Connections Eugene Onegin Met Opera Wordsmiths & Co Magic of Disney Realms Legacies – The British Company Solihull Schools Stylus Boy The Nose Met Opera John Cooper Clarke Context Tosca Met Opera Alan Ayckbourn City of Coventry Youth Land Art film screenings Education The Pips Orchestra Falstaff Met Opera Opening parties Performances Eli Stone The Pirates and Screenings Rusalka Met Opera Student Music Silk Painting Workshop Francesca Egan It’s Showtime! Make it Reel Screening Prince Igor Met Opera UOW Free Concert Slapstick Workshops Mellow Baku Play in a Day Teachers’ Preview Thom Kirkpatrick Werther Met Opera My Shadow Mead Gallery Performance The Big Draw events La Boheme Met Opera and My Light Two Man Ting Exhibitions Saturday Youth Theatre Symphony Live The Camera Factory performances Cosi Fan Tutti Met Opera The World Turned Vois School Workshop Wind and Belles Upside Down: Buster The Connections La Cenerentola Met Opera Keaton, Sculpture Zombie Hunt Company home Gloria Opera Rigoletto Met Opera and the Absurd performance Fused III A Mead Gallery exhibition Aida Artful Dodgers - Boys Big Band curated by Simon Faithfull Education Dancing performance Ellen Kent International Digital and Ben Roberts Work Boys Dancing Lulu Screenings UoW SO & Chorus Jeremy Deller Curates performances from Uni Brass Band 2013-2014 The Tiger Lillies (Other Events) All That Is Solid partners in Shropshire, contest Paul Bunyan The Vikings Live Melts Into Air In-School Projects Staffordshire, English Touring Opera British Museum Brass Blast An Arts Council Exhibition National Theatre Dudley, Sandwell & Don Giovanni from Southbank Centre, Connections Worcestershire The Magic Flute Monty Python Live curated by Nicholas Alfrey, English Touring Opera Opera Warwick Boys Dancing National Theatre (University of Nottingham) Joy Connection’s Festival Dido and Aeneas Sweeney Todd Sleeman, (Slade School of Art, Playmakers Classical Playmaker’s Project Armonico Consort Opera Warwick University of London) and Ben Music Concerts Take Part in Art Performances Guys and Dolls Tufnell, (Writer and Curator) Tchaikovsky Symphony Take Part in Art MTW Uncommon Ground: Drama Orchestra Company and Unveilings Improvised Musical Land Art in Britain (Digital Academy of Ancient 1966-1979 Education Screenings) Opera Warwick Music A Hayward Touring exhibition Department National Youth A Small Family Workshops Czech National Student Festivals Film Festival Business NT Live Symphony Orchestra Mead Gallery Bank On It Playmaking Screenings One World Week Workshops Coriolanus NT Live Royal Philharmonic Events Hotel Transylvania Warwick Student Bank On It Play In Frankenstein NT Live Orchestra A Mystery Bus Tour of A Day Workshops The Bling Ring Arts Festival Coventry’s Musical and Hamlet NT Live City of Birmingham Domestic Blitz Symphony Orchestra Industrial Past Nobulus Out of the Henry IV Part I RSC Live Shadow Workshop Shakespeare: The Philharmonia Orchestra Student Drama An Evening of Animated Tales, Romeo Henry IV Part II RSC Live Performances Frantic Assembly The Hallé The Positive Hour The Believers and Juliet King Lear NT Live WUDS Art Collection Tours Teacher Training European Union Romeo and Juliet Othello NT Live Road Arts Council Curators’ Day Chamber Orchestra Random Dance Totoro WUDS Buster Keaton and the Workshop Richard II RSC Live Basel Symphony Antigone Logic of Objects Skylight NT Live Orchestra Candoco Company – WUDS Creative Histories Open Class Events/Talks The Audience NT Live Moscow Philharmonic Mammals Curators’ Talk Harp Workshop Work Experience The Curious Incident Orchestra Programme WUDS Exhibition Tours Beauty & the Beast of the Dog in the Coull Quartet Hairy Ape playmaking workshop Pre and Post Show Talks Night-Time NT Live Family Art Days Musicians from Royal WUDS Make it Reel Pre-Concert Talks The Habit of Art NT Live Academy of Music Film Double Bill: The Trial The Railrodder Summer School Sculpture Trails War Horse NT Live English Piano Trio Freshblood and The Plank Play in a Day Colour Trails FILM SCREENINGS 2013/14 12 Years a Slave Cinema Paradiso Just Do It Thanks for Sharing The Selfish Giant Dustbin Baby 20 Feet from Stardom Classe Tous Risques Kill Your Darlings The Act of Killing The Shawshank Ernest and Celestine A Farewell to Arms Cleopatra La Belle et la Bete The Armstrong Lie Redemption Mon Uncle The Square A Field In England Cuban Fury Labor Day The Artist and The Model Moshi Monsters The Stuart Hall Project A Lady in Paris Cycling with Moliere Laputa: Castle in the Sky The Big City Private Peaceful The Two Faces of A Long Way Down Dallas Buyers Club Le Week-end The Bling Ring The Princess Bride January A Magnificent Haunting Dangerous Acts Lift to the Scaffold Tangled The Book Thief The Wind Rises A Thousand Times Devil’s Knot Like Father Like Son The Butler The Artist Goodnight The Wolf of Wall Street Diana Locke The Double The Wind in the Willows About Time The Young and East of Eden Looking For Hortense The Enigma of Kaspar Prodigious TS Spivet Two Brothers Aguirre Wrath of God Easy Money Maleficent Hauser Therese Desqueyroux Up Ain’t Them Bodies Saints Enough Said Mandela: Long Walk The Epic of Everest Tracks White Fang Alan Partridge: Fading Gigolo To Freedom The Fifth Estate Alpha Papa Under the Skin Brief Encounter Fanny Marius The General All Is Lost Venus in Furs Filth Mary Poppins
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