sponsors Patrons Nitin Sawhney, Julien Temple, Martyn Ware Acknowledgments Sarah Bagral, Richard Brown, Martin Carter, Charlie Chester, Dr Dave Clarke, Ron Clayton, Jenny Davies, Joe Frankland, Geff Green, Annabel Grundy, Laura Hegarty, James Hill, Karen Hobson, Alison Kennedy, Penny Lee, Rob Lee, Di Mainstone, Tom McKinney, Dean Naidoo, Nhung Nguyen, Andy Oakey, Mike Pidd, Kathryn Reaney, Simon Reynell, Andy Robson, Diane Rodgers, Howard Simpson, Trafalgar Studios, Annalisa Toccara, Barry Vincent, Jordan White, Mandy Wigby, Ron Wright Staff Jo Wingate, Nigel Humberstone, Nick Potter, Dee de Rocha, Mat Steel, Richard Bolam Interns Ashley Gregory, Zoe Jones, Breed Media Nicole Kay, Molly Winterbottom B A COMPANY Board Mark Hilton BRITISH BUSINESS BANK Terry Regan WAKE SMITH Pauline Naylor HSBC Ian Neil SONy music entertainment Phil Patterson INDEPENDENT MUSIC CONSULTANT in kind Programme Advisory Jataneel Banerjee PRS FOR MUSIC Caroline Bottomley SHINY AWARDS Daniel Dylan Wray JOURNALIST Alex Keegan MUBI Martyn Ware HEAVEN 17, ILLUSTRIOUS Design Ward57 This year’s festival is dedicated to Chris Ashton. Please note that we have made every effort media to ensure that the details in this brochure are correct. However, festivals are complicated beasts and the programme may change� please check the website for up-to-date info. Co. No. 6644266 Vat Reg No. 943237915 Welcome to Sensoria 2019, as ever featuring some truly unique and immersive experiences. This year we span cult and classic cinema, future gazing artists, the latest live scores, exhibitions, installations and on-stage collaborations. We’re exploring the theme of Myths and Legends and so naturally we kick off with a nod to local folklore outlaw Robin Hood. Our outdoor screening is in Loxley valley woodland for the 1938 Hollywood version of The Adventures of Robin Hood. We’re delighted to showcase the multi-artist Modern Fairies project too. We’re also joining in the British Film Institute’s celebration of Musicals with Dreamgirls which is loosely based on the legendary Motown label. Our 2nd theme is Fantastic Planetand we’ll be ranging from the sublime to the surreal; Erland Cooper will bring his nature inspired live set paying homage to his native Orkney. We’re also delighted to welcome back Bo Ningen after their epic Abbeydale Picture House gig, this time scoringThe Holy Mountain. We love to celebrate Sheffield talent and this year our ‘young booker’ Zoe showcases how Sheffield’s DIY scene survives and thrives. We will Shine A Light on the work of photographer Chris Saunders. Our industry standards SensoriaPro and SynthFest UK are back— and our premiere of Creep Show (collaboration between John Grant and Wrangler) will close our 12th fest in style. As always our heartfelt thanks go to everyone who has helped make the 2019 festival happen. We wanted especially to note our gratitude to finance guru Chris Ashton, who we sadly lost this year. Not only Sensoria, but much of the city's cultural sector would have been much worse off without him. Thank you also to our board and advisory, our sponsors, partners, all the staff and volunteers, artists, venues, co-promoters, suppliers, friends and family and, of course, the customers and audience members who have turned out and joined our journey. our theme this year is Our screening event is Myths and Legends, just the start�we are also we felt the festival planning a Robin Hood inspired wouldn’t be complete without ‘outlaw’s picnic’ in May 2020. some events celebrating South Also, look out for our booklet Yorkshire’s own legendary Robin and locations-based app and of Loxley, otherwise known as watch this space for a more the folklore hero Robin Hood. permanent marker at some We’ll be spotlighting the region’s key spots around Loxley in many connections with, and north Sheffield. legends surrounding, the outlaw with such an enduring appeal. Robin Hood locations app at: dhi.ac.uk/robinhood

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4 saturday 31 august | 2pm, 5:30pm The Adventures of Robin Hood u outdoor screenings in Storrs Wood Dirs. Michael Curtiz, William Keighley 1938 USA 1hr 42mins Stoneface Creative, Storrs Wood S6 6GY Tickets—2pm screening | hoodmat.eventbrite.co.uk 5:30pm screening | hoodlatescreening.eventbrite.co.uk 31 aug sat Watch what is still considered the definitive depiction of Robin Hood; Errol Flynn in all his emerald green, technicolor glory—and in the very area of South Yorkshire that could easily have been Robin Hood and his outlaws’ stomping ground. This 1938 classic boasts Korngold’s acclaimed score that set the tone for swashbuckler soundtracks for decades to come. The film also stars Olivia de Havilland (who recently celebrated her 103rd birthday). The undeniable on- screen chemistry between de Havilland and Flynn lit up the screen in many of Hollywood's Golden Age films.

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15 Friday 27 September | 8:30am t Creative Mornings p Kollider space, castle house, castle street s3 8ls FREE�booking required We kick off Sensoria 2019 in cahoots with fellow creative connectors CreativeMornings,a monthly breakfast lecture series for the creative community. 27 se fri Believers in the power of these morning get-togethers, CreativeMornings are here to celebrate and share creative thinking and to bring what started in New York City ten years ago to fresh creative thinkers of the city of Sheffield. CreativeMornings provides a platform for creators, enterprisers and doers to share their stories. Audience members can hear first-hand how ideas are turning into realities and build an encouragement network of positive actions and change—and all by 10am. The speaker this time is Sensoria Director Jo Wingate and the theme is MUSE. So grab a coffee and be inspired. Check the website for details�creativemornings.com/cities/shd

BEATS WORKING MUSIC JOURNALISM BURSARY 2019 Sensoria will be offering an aspiring music journalist the chance to attend the whole festival and publish a review with a guaranteed writing fee.

The Beats Working Bursary is in tribute to Martin Lilleker, author of Beats Working For A Living and Not Like A Proper Job. Champion of Sheffield music and thoroughly 2019 working beats lovely man.

7 t Saturday 28—Monday 30 September | free p Breaking Reverie by Heather Lander An immersive sonic light sculpture with music by Michael Begg 15 barker's pool s1 2hb Saturday 28 Sept | 11am—4pm Sunday 29 Sept | 11:30am—4pm Monday 30 Sept | 11am—2pm mon 30 se 30 mon — sat 28 sat

Through illusion, reflection, projection mapping and ink drawing, Heather Lander’s moving light sculpture, Breaking Reverie draws you into an eternal daybreak on a distant horizon at the edge between darkness and dawn. Award-winning composer, Michael Begg, provides a textured sonic backdrop for this immersive sonic light sculpture. “One of our most significant contemporary experimental composers. A true visionary, Begg has quietly developed his own unique and affecting compositional style and sound.” The Active Listener A Cryptic Commission. 8 Saturday 28—Monday 30 September | FREE t Shine A Light p A special selection of the work of Sheffield-based photographer Chris Saunders Trafalgar Warehouse 2, 120 Trafalgar Street S1 4JT Saturday 28 Sept | 11am–4pm Sunday 29 Sept | 11:30am–4pm

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An intuitive understanding and use of light have been instrumental in Saunders’ iconic portraits, ranging from local creatives to legendary filmmakers such as David Lynch.

Wheelchair access can be arranged— please see our website for details sensoria.org.uk 9 50 Division Street, Sheffield, S1 4GF bungalowsandbears.com

For all types of celebration, meeting and get together. Ask a member of staff for information.

Untitled-7 1 17/08/2018 11:25 Saturday 28 September | 8pm t Dreamgirls 12 p Dir. Bill Condon US 2007 2hrs 5mins Abbeydale Picture House, 387 Abbeydale Road S7 1FS Tickets £8 | dreamgrls.eventbrite.co.uk sat 28 se sat

Loosely based on the legendary Motown label, this film adaptation of the book and musical captures the rise of The Dreamettes from talent shows in early 1960s Detroit to stardom (as The Dreams) by the mid 1970s. However, the journey sees its fair share of fall outs, manipulation and payola along the way. This award-winning production features epic on-screen performances from a multi-talented, largely African-American cast. Jennifer Hudson and Beyoncé particularly shine in their depiction of a friendship that ultimately survived everything the music industry had to throw at them. Come along dressed up as your favourite character or in 60s/ 70s outfits. The screening will be followed by DJs downstairs in Picture House Social celebrating female icons of Motown, Soul and more.

Presented in cahoots with Our Mel and GRL. DJ collective.

11 t Sunday 29 September | 7:15pm p Erland Cooper + Modern Fairies The University of Sheffield Drama Studio, Shearwood Road S10 2TD Tickets £15 | erlandcooper.eventbrite.co.uk sun 29 se 29 sun

Hailing from the archipelago of Orkney, composer and multi-instrumentalist Erland Cooper explores the natural world of landscape, memory, people and place. Local stories and mythology appear on his new album Sule Skerry, most perceptively in the form of the Selkie, a creature who assumes the form of a seal in the water and a woman on the land, beautifully brought to life by voices recorded on the island. Inspiration comes in part from the Norse seafarers who farmed both sea and land and made Orkney their base. Last year’s debut solo album Solan Goose was an Album of the Year at BBC Radio 6 Music, The Quietus, and more; and Sule Skerry has already been crowned a BBC Radio 6 Music Album of the Day and nominated for the AIM UK awards’ “Best (Difficult) 2nd Album”. Plus support from artists featured in the Modern Fairies project.

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Legendary US photographer Jim Marshall captured the heights of the Rock and Roll music era, from the Beatles and Jimi Hendrix, to the civil rights movements and some of the most iconic moments that defined the 1960s.

A child of immigrants, he battled inner demons and fought his way to become one of the most trusted mavericks with access to all areas of many artists’ lives, the man with five Leica M4s hanging round his neck— chronicling music history from the jazz greats to Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash and The Rolling Stones.

15 Wednesday 2 October | 7:15pm Philip Thomas plays Morton Feldman The Upper Chapel, Norfolk Street S1 2jd Tickets £10.50/£8.50 conc.s | mortonfeldman.eventbrite.co.uk Or in person from Sheffield Theatres box office. wed 2 oct wed

Hypnotic, shimmeringly beautiful and endlessly fascinating, Morton Feldman’s piano music is conceived on a huge scale yet unfolds almost like a whisper, using the most simple of ideas. Pianist Philip Thomas, a leading interpreter of Feldman’s music, gives this one-off performance to complement rare screenings of short documentary profiles of two of the United States’ greatest visual artists, both featuring incidental music by Feldman. Feldman: Music for the film Sculpture by Lipton; Piano Piece (to Philip Guston); For Bunita Marcus + screenings of film documentaries both of which feature the soundtrack of Morton Feldman: Jackson Pollock (1951); Willem de Kooning: The Painter (1964) Dirs. Hans Namuth & Paul Falkenberg Presented in association with Music in the Round and in partnership with Another Timbre Records to launch Philip Thomas’ latest recording of Feldman’s works for solo piano.

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fri 4 oct fri Discounted rate for group student bookings of eight people or more— please contact [email protected] Our unique, informal gathering of composers, filmmakers, music publishers, music supervisors, games developers and festivals all under one roof to discuss the latest innovations in music and the moving image. A must-attend event with a stunning line up of speakers, direct access to international buyers and informal, friendly networking.

DAWN SHADFORTH in conversation about her career working in music video.

FESTIVALS: FROM BAGGING STAGE TIME TO GRABBING HEADLINES Hosted by the AIF (Association of Independent Festivals) this session will look at how festivals help build an artist's career. The panel guests, including Ami Lord Standon Calling, Emma Zillmann Kendal Calling, Bluedot Paul Reed AIF, will explain how to get noticed and what bookers are looking for. The session will also spotlight various artists' journeys to headline status and those who play the 'long game' making a living on the festival and live circuit.

18 SENSORIA SCORING CONTEST An exclusive opportunity to have your music critiqued by our sync experts. fri 4 oct fri This year we have the launch trailer for Blood & Truth, the latest Sony PSVR game.* Register for full download details. The panel includes Ian Neil *Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment Sony Interactive Andy Oskwarek Entertainment Europe Woodwork Music

INDEPENDENT RECORD LABELS Looking at the current landscape for record labels and the added value they can bring in an age of DIY digital services. Guest speakers include: James Burton warp; Rachel McWhinney moshi moshi; Chris Smith cpu.

19 Friday 4 October | 8PM Bo Ningen live score— The Holy Mountain 18 Dir. Alejandro Jodorowsky USA 1973 1hr 54mins The University of Sheffield Drama Studio,

fri 4 oct fri Shearwood Road S10 2TD Tickets £11 | bnholymountain.eventbrite.co.uk Jodorowsky’s surreal, trippy and controversial follow-up to El Topo. The cult classic features a flood of sacrilegious imagery and existential symbolism and caused scandal when premiered at Cannes in 1973.

The Alchemist (Alejandro Jodorowsky) assembles together a group of people from all walks of life who represent planets in the solar system. The intention is to put the recruits though strange mystical rites and divest them of their worldly baggage before embarking on a trip to ascend The Holy Mountain and displace the immortal gods who secretly rule the universe. Not for the faint-hearted. A welcome return to Sensoria for Japanese psychedelic outfit Bo Ningen (following their epic show at Abbeydale Picture House in 2015), presenting their new live score. 20 fridAY 4 october | 9:30pm sheffield ’til i diy foodhall sheffield, 21 eyre street s1 4qw Tickets—pay as you feel (£7 suggested) | Ages 18+ fri 4 oct fri

Some of our favourite bands on Sheffield’s punk/post punk DIY scene, including The Sleazoids, play live. Between bands we’ll be screening a small selection of short films on Sheffield’s underground DIY music. Films include: Never Say DIY Dir. Zoe Jones UK 2017 5mins Never Say DIY captures the feelings and attitude towards ‘do-it-yourself’ in Sheffield, in the music, venues, and the sense of community spanning between the collectives. Partly shot in the now closed Lughole, it shows the passion for music and determination to self-suffice in a time where punk is needed more than ever. LOSS Dir. Zoe Jones UK 2017 2mins Named after the Swedish band on their first UK tour, filmed at their Sheffield date in The Audacious Art Experiment (now Hatch). With mentions of their home country, and what punk means to them, this short piece shows the heart and soul of the genre. Curated by Zoe Jones as part of our Young Bookers scheme. 21 22 sat 5 oct Tickets | Tickets T We Advance £12.50 (1 Sept until 2 Oct) 2 until £12.50 (1 Sept Advance S Conc.s £9.00/Child 14-18 £8.00/Under 14s Free 14s £8.00/Under 14-18 £9.00/Child Conc.s S Full price £15.00 (3 Oct until 5 Oct) 5 until Oct (3 £15.00 price Full Aug) 31 (until £11 Bird Early he O he aturday 5O ynth s tern B tern cta g synthfestuk2019.eventbrite.co.uk F on C on an est S10 2 k S10 entre, the U the entre, ctober |10:30am ctober UK TQ

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Saturday 5 October | 3pm—7:30pm SuffraJitsu PG screening + Q&A + martial arts demo + workshops Picture House Social, 387 Abbeydale Road S7 1FS Tickets £5.50 | suffrajitsu.eventbrite.co.uk sat 5 oct sat

Throughout 2018 clandestine collaborators D.N.W. (Deeds Not Words) celebrated the Vote100 centenary. Surreal, subversive and playful, their films explore these tales through experimental costume, music and creativity. This year they have created a new film calledSuffraJitsu . Come along to the première and see how the Suffragettes fought back using martial arts! The programme throughout the day includes a launch screening of SuffraJitsu plus q+a, the first three D.N.W. films, Girl Gang workshops, martial arts demos and more. Programme includes: martial arts demo girl gang resistance workshop Find your voice, build confidence and resilience with Girl Gang’s bespoke one-hour workshop that combines movement and theatre, exercise, discussion and games. girl gang fanzine workshop Create your own SuffraJitsu fanzine using collage and/or illustration and let the world know which tales of wonderful/warrior women inspire you. The first3 Chapters (short films) byD.N.W. (Deeds Not Words) SuffraJitsu Launch Screening + q+a with D.N.W. (Deeds Not Words)

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Saturday 5 October | 7:30pm Creep Show + Support The Foundry, The University of Sheffield Students’ Union, Western Bank S10 2TG Tickets £15.50/£11.50 conc.s | creepshowsheff.eventbrite.co.uk sat 5 oct sat

Creep Show brings together John Grant with the dark analogue electro of Wrangler (Stephen Mallinder/Phil Winter/Benge). Following their debut album Mr Dynamite, we’re delighted to present Creep Show’s first gig, bringing a suitable finale to the 2019 festival’s closing weekend. Mr Dynamite was recorded in Cornwall with a lifetime’s collection of drum machines and synthesisers assembled by Benge and explored by every member of Creep Show. A ‘shackles off’ sense of adventure is also part of the interplay between the two vocalists, John Grant and former Cabaret Voltaire frontman Stephen Mallinder, who switch between oblique wordplay to sinister humour as Phil Winter and Benge continue to man-handle the machines. “Creep Show is Hydra,” says Mallinder. “A beast with multiple heads and voices, so no one is quite sure who is saying and doing what. Everything is permitted and everything is possible.” 25 calendar T T W

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