Events

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Theatre Re, Work-in-progress sharing of Moments

Join us for a work in progress sharing of a new project from Theatre Re, Moments. This is a work in development and the sharing will be followed by a Q&A with the company.

Encoding Signals - Writing the Alien

Please join us for a School of Arts and Creative Technologies research seminar. This weeks speaker is Richard Carter.

'A Setting-Up Surgery' with Matt Harper-Hardcastle

Matt will bring the lessons he has learned over the past ten years, to support students in planning their next steps and career development, both as they study and after graduation.

ACT research seminar: Gayle Murchison (College of William & Mary, US)

Please join us for a School of ACT research seminar with speaker Gayle Murchison College of William & Mary, US.

She Was Walking Home by Next Door But One

The voices of women need to be at the centre, but the responsibility and accountability lies elsewhere.She Was Walking Home is a new piece of testimonial theatre created from the real life experiences of 33 women living, working and studying in York.

James Rowland Q+A

Join us for a live Q&A session with James Rowland, writer and performer of Piece of Work, a brand new show straight from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival about fathers, sons, and the hope that makes life liveable.

Roger Dannenberg (Carnegie Mellon University, US)

Please join us for a School of Arts and Creative Technologies research seminar. This weeks speaker is Roger Dannenberg.

Piece of Work by James Rowland

In PIECE OF WORK James explores how the landscapes we exist within effect the way we think and feel; how searching for something is an end in itself, regardless of whether the search is successful.

School of ACT research seminar: Philip Burnett (University of York)

Please join us for a School of Arts and Creative Technologies research seminar. This weeks speaker is Philip Burnett.

'What the sociology of music (audiences) has achieved and what it has stopped doing'

Please join us for a School of Arts and Creative Technologies research seminar. This weeks speaker is Raphael Nowak.

American Musics, Transatlantic Contexts

Please join us for a School of Arts and Creative Technologies research seminar. This weeks speaker is Susan Cook.

The Lost Vinyl of Olompali: Counterculture, Heritage and Ecology

Please join us for a School of Arts and Creative Technologies research seminar. This weeks speaker is Liam Maloney.

Cuban Music in Paris 1927-1960

Please join us for a School of Arts and Creative Technologies research seminar. This weeks speaker is Sue Miller (Leeds Beckett University)

The Aesthetics of Access: A director’s journey in creatively integrated access

Join us for a talk with Amy Leach, Deputy Artistic Director at Leeds Playhouse

Michelle Meinhart (Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance)

Please join us for a School of Arts and Creative Technologies research seminar. This weeks speaker is Michelle Meinhart from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance.

Book launch Palestinian Music in Exile (American University of Cairo Press: 2023) with Oud player Reem Anbar

Please join us for a School of Arts and Creative Technologies research seminar. This weeks speaker is Louis Brehony.

Penderecki in Peterborough: the avant-garde as industrial relations

Please join us for a School of Arts and Creative Technologies research seminar. This weeks speaker is Robert Adlington.

Digital Feudalism: Creators, Credit, Consumption, and Capitalism

Please join us for a School of Arts and Creative Technologies research seminar. This weeks speaker is David Arditi from the University of Texas at Arlington.

Past events

YorkConcerts

I Fagiolini & English Cornett and Sackbut Ensemble

I Fagiolini and the English Cornett and Sackbut Ensemble present Monteverdi’s iconic 1610 Vespers. Join this truly stellar line-up of performers as they offer an intimate guide to this defining work.

Scanner

Scanner (British artist Robin Rimbaud) traverses the experimental terrain between sound and space, connecting a bewildering and diverse array of genres. His albums have been hailed by critics as innovative and inspirational works of electronic music.

Kathryn Tickell & The Darkening

Kathryn Tickell brings her stellar band to the stage. Pipes, fiddles, lyres and voices conjure up tunes and songs from ancient Northumbria, bringing them to life with new compositions and world-class musicianship.

Mopcut

The trio project of Audrey Chen, Julien Desprez and Lukas König, Mopcut creates a construct of noise and sound that completely envelopes the listener and has an equally intense impact on the ears as on the inner eye.

Shepherd Group Brass Band & Cory Band

The Shepherd Group Brass Band joins forces with the world’s best brass band, Cory Band, for what promises to be a truly unforgettable performance.

Fleur Barron

British-Singaporean mezzo-soprano Fleur Barron joins Grammy award-winning pianist Christopher Glynn to perform a collection of songs that speak to her and her heritage in a very personal way.

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She Was Walking Home by Next Door But One

Performance
  • Date and time: Friday 20 October 2023, 7.45pm to 9pm
  • Location: Black Box Theatre TFTV/046, School of Arts and Creative Technologies East, Campus East, University of York (Map)
  • Audience: Open to staff, students, the public
  • Admission: Free for UoY students and staff (bring ID), £5 for non UoY Staff and Students, booking required

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How do we keep women safe? 

The conversation continues. And the loudest voices call for self-defense classes, rape alarms, trackers and a dress code.The conversation needs to change. The voices of women need to be at the centre, but the responsibility and accountability lies elsewhere.

She Was Walking Home is a new piece of testimonial theatre created from the real life experiences of 33 women living, working and studying in York. Originally created as an audio walk around the city centre, Next Door But One brings the live stage version of these stories of fear, harassment, suspicion, disappointment, anger and hope to venues across York to make sure the right voices are still being heard. 

Join the conversation. Be a part of the change. 

TRIGGER WARNING: 

This show contains themes of sexual violence and assault. Please feel free to leave the auditorium at any point. 

For support and advice around sexual assualt and domestic abuse please see

 University Support Pages on Sexual Violence  

IDAS Independent Domestic Abuse Services Yorkshire

Next Door But One

We are an award-winning LGBTQ+ and disability-led theatre company based in York, promoting creative skills and encouraging community cohesion, particularly with those who face barriers to accessing theatre. Our established programme focuses on workshops and performances for and with cohorts of the community with disabilities, mental health problems, those experiencing bereavement, those who are carers and individuals from the LGBTQ+ community. Our mission is to connect people to their creativity and community through the theatre we make and the stories we tell. Our vision is for the arts to play an integral role in unleashing the true potential of every community; to tell every story, to hear every voice and champion the contribution every person makes. Through theatre we can show a world where everything is possible!

Next Door But One

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