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Tap Into Untouched Human Potential 12 6 – 12 NOVEMBER 2014 WHERE TO GO HELSINKI TIMES COMPILED BY ANNA-MAIJA LAPPI Tue 11 November Sat 8, Tue 11 & Wed 12 November Beth Hart (USA) Anni Klein – Jarkko Partanen: Blues/rock Dirty Dancing Tavastia Contemporary dance VEERA TAMMINEN Urho Kekkosen katu 4-6 Zodiak - Center for New Dance Helsinki Tallberginkatu 1B Tickets €39.50 Tickets €14/22 Ceramics & Space www.tavastiaklubi.fi www.zodiak.fi The main Autumn season exhibition at the Design Museum celebrates Finnish ce- Tue 11 November From Wed 12 November ramic art. The exhibition, organized by The Finnish Association of Designers Or- Impericon Never Say Die! Sirkus Supiainen: Manifesti namo in cooperation with the Design Museum and the Association of Finnish Tour 2014 “Poetic circus” Sculptors, presents contemporary Finnish ceramics and the present state of ce- Terror (USA), Comeback Kid (CAN), Cirko Stick To Your Guns (USA) etc. Kaasutehtaankatu 1 ramic art in Finland. Nosturi Tickets €17.50/22.50 Many of the 66 works selected by the jury address the history of ceramics and Telakkakatu 8 www.cirko.fi its forms of representation at the present time. Ceramics are an important material Helsinki of contemporary art with time-honoured traditions. The exhibition will give viewers Tickets €29.50 From Wed 12 November a look at the opportunities of different ways of working with ceramics. The various www.elmu.fi Jyrki Karttunen: Jemina – act as you’d know her sculpting techniques stand out from the selection of works: ceramics can be hand- Wed 12 November Exciting blend of stand-up built, cast, broken, illustrated, constructed and combined with other media. Rataklubi comedy, soft porn cabaret and So Indeed It Was, Blue Water Trip, contemporary dance Silver Plane Helsinki City Theatre Until Sun 11 January Tue 11:00-20:00 Semifinal Studio Elsa Design Museum Wed-Sun 11:00-18:00 Urho Kekkosen katu 4-6 Ensi Linja 2 Tickets €6.50 Tickets €26 Korkeavuorenkatu 23 Tickets €0/5/8/10 www.semifinal.fi www.hkt.fi Helsinki www.designmuseum.fi Wed 12 November Timo Rautiainen & EXHIBITIONS Veera Tamminen: Oona Lisbet, 2013. Neljäs Sektori Rock Tavastia Until Sun 16 November Urho Kekkosen katu 4-6 Kiasma goes Kunsthalle Helsinki How do the works from Kiasma MUSIC Thu 6-Sat 8 November Fri 7 November Sat 8 November Tickets €16.50/17 look like when they are exhibited Fork – X Finnish Radio Mayhem (NOR), Blodhemn (NOR) www.tavastiaklubi.fi outside their own museum? Impressive a cappella show Symphony Orchestra Black metal Kunsthalle Helsinki Thu 6 November Alexander Theatre Santtu-Matias Rouvali & Anu Tavastia Wed 12 November Nervanderinkatu 3 Cat Power (USA) Albertinkatu 32 Komsi Urho Kekkosen katu 4-6 Opeth (SWE) Tue, Thu, Fri 11:00-18:00 Indie folk/rock www.aleksanterinteatteri.fi Helsinki Music Centre Tickets €32.50/33 Metal Wed 11:00-20:00 Nosturi Concert Hall www.tavastiaklubi.fi The Circus Sat, Sun 11:00-17:00 Telakkakatu 8 Fri 7 November Manneheimintie 13 Salomonkatu 1-3 Tickets €0/7/10 Tickets €37.50 Gommi & Pommi -Midnight Show Helsinki Sat 8 November Helsinki www.taidehalli.fi www.elmu.fi Legendary characters of M.A. Tickets €9.50-32.50 Living Colour (USA) Tickets €45.50 Numminen & Pedro Hietanen www.musiikkitalo.fi Jazz/hip-hop/rock www.thecircus.fi Until Sun 11 January Thu 6 November Bar Loose Nosturi Ceramics & Space Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra Annankatu 21 Fri 7 November Telakkakatu 8 Wed 12 November Exhibition of contemporary Slav Melancholy www.barloose.com Ruudolf Tickets €27 Oireklubi Finnish ceramics Helsinki Music Centre Hip-hop www.elmu.fi Pyloris Design Museum Concert Hall Fri 7 November Tavastia Siltanen Korkeavuorenkatu 23 Manneheimintie 13 The Cavern Beatles Urho Kekkosen katu 4-6 Sat 8 November Hämeentie 13 Tue 11:00-20:00 Tickets €7.50-32.50 Legendary Beatles tribute Tickets €14.50 Operators (CAN) Helsinki Wed-Sun 11:00-18:00 www.musiikkitalo.fi Helsinki Hall of Culture www.tavastiaklubi.fi Dan Boeckner’s new band Free entry Tickets €0/5/8/10 Sturenkatu 4 Kuudes Linja www.siltanen.org www.designmuseum.fi Thu 6 November Tickets €44/49 Fri 7 November Hämeentie 13 Etnosoi! Festival: Pohjoinen www.kulttuuritalo.fi Etnosoi! Festival: Tickets €12 Wed 12 November Until Sun 11 January Alanko Helsinki-Cotonou Ensemble www.kuudeslinja.com Finnish Radio Tuomas A. Laitinen: Ismo Alanko, Kimmo Pohjonen & Fri 7 November Jazz/afrobeat Symphony Orchestra Fundamental Matter Tuomas Norvio Anathema (UK) Korjaamo Culture Factory Sat 8 November Douglas Boyd & Pieter Wispelwey Wide-ranging installations Kuudes Linja Rock Töölönkatu 51 B Rolando Villazon (MEX) Helsinki Music Centre combining sound, light and Hämeentie 13 The Circus Helsinki Top tenor Concert Hall moving image Tickets €22 Salomonkatu 1-3 Tickets €14.50/16.50 Helsinki Music Centre Manneheimintie 13 EMMA – espoo Museum www.kuudeslinja.com Tickets €30.50 www.korjaamo.fi Concert Hall Helsinki of Modern Art www.thecircus.fi Manneheimintie 13 Tickets €9.50-32.50 Ahertajantie 5 Thu 6 November Fri 7 November Tickets €49-199 www.musiikkitalo.fi Tue, Thu, Fri 11:00-18:00 Stiff Little Fingers (UK) Fri 7 November Alfahanne (SWE) www.musiikkitalo.fi Wed 11:00-20:00 Punk Mokoma Punk/rock/metal Sat, Sun 11:00-17:00 Tavastia Metal On The Rocks Sun 9 November THEATRE & DANCE Tickets €0/10/12 Urho Kekkosen katu 4-6 Nosturi Mikonkatu 15 Hollywood Undead (USA) www.emma.museum Tickets €35.50/36 Telakkakatu 8 Helsinki Metal/rock/rap www.tavastiaklubi.fi www.elmu.fi Tickets €11.50/12 The Circus From Thu 6 November Until Sun 18 January www.ontherocks.fi Salomonkatu 1-3 Winter Circus Dream #snapshot Tickets €30.50 Magical winter circus with acro- Photographs taken by ordinary Fri 7 November www.thecircus.fi bats, sleep walkers, magicians and people, images sourced from the Etnosoi! Festival: virtuosos of every kind internet, historic snapshots and Catrin Finch & Seckou Keita – duo Sun 9 November Dance Theatre Hurjaruuth selfies as well as an overview of A star harpist from Wales and a Marianne Faithfull (UK) Cable Factory the history of the selfie Senegalese master of the kora Pop/rock Tallberginkatu 1 A The Finnish Museum of Photog- Savoy Theatre Helsinki Music Centre Tickets €15-32 raphy Kasarmikatu 46-48 Concert Hall Helsinki Tallberginkatu 1 G Tap into Helsinki Manneheimintie 13 www.hurjaruuth.fi Tickets €0/6/8 Tickets €22/25 Tickets €57.50-67.50 Tue-Sun 11:00-18:00 www.savoyteatteri.fi www.musiikkitalo.fi Thu 6 & Sat 8 November Wed 11:00-20:00 untouched Kenneth Greve – Tuomas www.valokuvataiteenmuseo.fi Fri 7 November Mon 10 November Kantelinen: The Snow Queen Angelika Klas & Asking Alexandria (UK) Wintery ballet for the whole family Until Wed 28 January Ensemble Recordanza Metalcore Finnish National Opera Edward Munch - The Dance of human potential Italian baroque music The Circus Helsinginkatu 58 Life Sello Hall Salomonkatu 1-3 Helsinki Exhibition of one of the major Soittoniekanaukio 1A Tickets €32.50/33 Tickets €21.50-107.50 visual artists in Northern Europe Helsinki www.thecircus.fi www.opera.fi of the 20th century Helsinki Times can help Tickets €11/15 Didrichsen Art Museum www.sellosali.fi Mon 10 November Fri 7 November Kuusilahdenkuja 1 you find international Elton John (UK) English Comedy Club Helsinki Tue-Sun 11:00-18:00 Sat 8 November Follow The Yellow Brick Road Francesco De Carlo (ITA) & Jack Tickets €0/8/13 and motivated workforce Intergalactic Gary tour Campbell (UK) www.didrichsenmuseum.fi Disco/house/techno Hartwall Arena Manala / Botta Kaiku Areenankuja 1 Museokatu 10 Until Sun 22 March In today’s labour market the most Kaikukatu 4 Tickets €83.50-103.50 Helsinki Sibelius and the World of Art Helsinki www.hartwallarena.fi Tickets €11.50 Exhibition explores the links be- difficult task is attracting the Tickets €10.50 www.botta.fi tween the composer’s work and the www.clubkaiku.fi Mon 10 November art scene of his time best possible applicants Journey to Arabjazz Sat 8 November Ateneum Art Museum Sat 8 November Dive into sensitive, mysterious, Sirkus Magenta & The First Kaivokatu 2 for the vacancy on offer. Jah Cure (JAM) rhythmical and entertaining mixed Enclownter Network: First Tue, Fri 10:00-18:00 Reggae genres of jazz and Arabic music Enclownter Gala Show Wed, Thu 10:00-20:00 Teatteri Forum Helsinki Music Centre Clowns from around the world Sat, Sun 10:00-17:00 Yrjönkatu 31 Black Box Cirko Tickets €0/10/12 To place recruitment Tickets €32/39 Manneheimintie 13 Kaasutehtaankatu 1 www.ateneum.fi adverts in Helsinki Times, www.teatteriforum.fi Free entry Helsinki please contact www.musiikkitalo.fi Tickets €16.50 [email protected] Sat 8 November www.cirko.fi OTHERS or phone +358 9 689 7425 Etnosoi! Festival: Söndörgö Tue 11 November (HUN) White Lung (USA) Until Sat 8 November Delicate sounds and explosive energy. Punk Moving in November From Tue 11 November www.helsinkitimes.fi Savoy Theatre Kuudes Linja Contemporary dance festival. Helsinki Short Film Festival Kasarmikatu 46-48 Hämeentie 13 Various venues A wide range of the recent Finnish Tickets €17/20 Tickets €19 Tickets €15-32 short films www.savoyteatteri.fi www.kuudeslinja.com www.liikkeellamarraskuussa.fi www.hlef.fi.
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