- Upbeat Liverpool
Culture Vultures 5.11.20
Hell everyone,
November 5th - Remembered as Guy Fawkes Day in the UK, for the anniversary of the failed "Gunpowder Plot" to blow up the Houses of Parliament and King James I in 1605.
Fire works were invented in China, and are used each year to remind us of the event.
My question for the forum this week is: if you could invent something to celebrate a special day what would it be? I might chose an everlasting chocolate fountain for a friends birthday
On to this weeks listings:
THEATRE
The show must go on. Being Shakespeare with Simon Callow
BEING SHAKESPEARE' with Simon Callow - FULL SHOW | The Shows Must Go On
Iconic play Abigails Party from the Play for Today series. A comic drama about a neighbours' get-together, in which the consumption of alcohol leads to the airing of prejudices and snobberies.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0074n6r
MUSIC ART AND FILM
Fair port convention concert online Cropredy 2020. A night of music in lieu of their usual live festival.
LCR pride foundation Film for Friday 6 November at 5.00 pm with two short film’s to watch. A throne for Miss Ghana 14 minutes long and All falls down 6 minutes long.
https://www.lcrpride.co.uk/filmfridays-6th-november-a-throne-for-miss-ghana-and-all-falls-down/
Eventbrite - Join Metal and Cinema Nation for an online watch-along of Andrea Luka Zimmerman's Trilogy of films about people, place’s and ecology free just book online
Stories of the Streets Friday 6 November at 6.30
Estate of a Reverie Saturday 7 November at 3.30
Here for life Sunday 8 November at 3.30
History of Guy Fawkes for 5 November
Skull mapping a really unusual site with dynamic projection mapping combining live action and animation created in October 2016.
https://skullmapping.com/project/gallery-invasion/
FESTIVALS
Homotopia festival Queer the city and interesting podcasts on walks through Liverpool
https://soundcloud.com/user-490983708
Being Human festival 9 to 22 November from science fiction futures to exploring the past
https://beinghumanfestival.org/events/?utm_source=Being+Human&utm_campaign=937af76e25
7 to 15 November The Festive of Social Science
Mapping Women’s Suffrage
The series of events will launch with a live webinar focusing on researching the suffrage past of your family or neighbourhood. University of Warwick’s Prof. Sarah Richardson, will be hosting a series of free, exciting live and pre-recorded events during festival week, celebrating women’s suffrage and activism with a variety of wonderful guest speakers.
https://www.mappingwomenssuffrage.org.uk/festival-of-social-science-2020
Thanks for listening and see you all next week!
Corinne