Tramway TV - Hardeep Pandhal: Uncaged CipherTramway TV
Confessions of Confessions of a Thug
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Uncaged Cipher: Confessions of Confessions of a Thug is a recorded artist talk by Hardeep Pandhal introducing his exhibition Confessions of a Thug: Pakiveli. This exhibition opened at Tramway on 25 January, but was closed early when our venue closed to the public in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The artist describes his approach to making contemporary art alongside readings of his rap lyrics.
The video will be broadcast on IGTV via our Instagram page. It will remain available to view for two weeks after first broadcast.
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This video is captioned
Running time 26 mins
PLEASE NOTE this video contains explicit lyrics
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This broadcast launches Tramway TV, a new online platform for our arts programme, which will feature a combination of film, artist conversations, digital performances and online interventions from visual artists and performance makers across Scotland and beyond.
Tramway TV can be accessed on IGTV via our Instagram page.
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Image: Hardeep Pandhal, Uncaged Cipher: Confessions of Confessions of a Thug,
HD video still, 2020
Tramway TV - Farah Saleh: Transfiguring Distance
Recently, dance artist Farah Saleh joined producer Claricia Parinussa and Amy Cheskin, BSL interpreter specialising in performance, for a conversation exploring her cross-border collaborative practice.
Drawing on her experience of devising works 'Gesturing Refugees', 'What My Body Can/t Remember' and her new project 'Past-inuous'; where she has created multi-faceted works with fellow artists in Edinburgh, Berlin and Nablus, the conversation discussed her approaches for collaborating creatively and communally across borders, cities or living rooms.
It included a Q&A with a live audience.
Originally livestreamed on Zoom in webinar format, a recording of the event is now available to view on Tramway TV via our Instagram page.
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BSL interpretation by Amy Cheskin
Running time 1h 20min
About Farah Saleh
Farah Saleh is a Palestinian dancer and choreographer active in Palestine, Europe and the US. She has taken part in local and international projects with Sareyyet Ramallah Dance Company (Palestine), the Royal Flemish Theatre and Les Ballets C de la B (Belgium), Mancopy Dance Company (Denmark/Lebanon), Siljehom/Christophersen (Norway) and Candoco Dance Company (UK). In 2016 she co-founded Sareyyet Ramallah Dance Summer School, and is currently an Associate Artist at Dance Base in Edinburgh.
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Tramway TV is a new online platform for our arts programme, which will feature a combination of film, artist conversations, digital performances and online interventions from visual artists and performance makers across Scotland and beyond.
Tramway TV can be accessed on IGTV via our Instagram page.
MORE>
Photo: Maciej Czajka
Tramway TV - Christian Noelle Charles: FEEL THE MUSIC
Tramway TV presents a selection of five video works which are part of FEEL THE MUSIC, an ongoing series of works created habitually by artist Christian Noelle Charles (CC) since 2015.
Featuring CC dancing and lip-synching to music, they explore self-love in a contemporary world, taking inspiration from pop culture, modern performance techniques and personal experiences. FEEL THE MUSIC looks at the ‘selfie’ as a millennial form of portraiture, taking in character development, black female representation, and the act of performing to the camera as a form of radical self-love.
The five pre-recorded videos will be available to view on our Instagram TV channel from 7.30pm on Wednesday 15 July.
Running time: The five videos are of varying duration and no more than 5 minutes long.
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Tramway TV is a new online platform for our arts programme, which will feature a combination of film, artist conversations, digital performances and online interventions from visual artists and performance makers across Scotland and beyond.
Tramway TV can be accessed on IGTV via our Instagram page.
MORE>
Image c/o Christian Noelle Charles
The videos include text adapted from words by Catalina Barroso-Luque.
Jason Byrne: Audience Precipitation
He’s back for more comedy chaos! Jason has learnt over the past few years that we all need to “play” a bit more in our lives.
With this in mind, Jason will do what he does best, connecting with the audience in a way no other comic can. Whether it’s inviting or dragging (as it has been known) people up onto stage and making a “holy show of them” as they say in Ireland.
Jason’s Audience Precipitation, will be a laugh out loud, must see show, with a light drizzle of audience participation… ooohhh clever that.
TV Credits
Also seen on Live at the Apollo (BBC1), The Royal Variety Performance (ITV1), The John Bishop Show (BBC1), and Father Figure (BBC1) Ireland’s Got Talent (Virgin), Wild Things (Sky1)
Recommended for ages 14+
“Unmissable” - Evening Standard
“Watching a new Jason Byrne show is a bit like witnessing lightning in a botttle” – Edinburgh Evening News
“Byrne is consistently brilliant” – The Metro
“The outright king of live comedy” - The Times
UNCLES: One for the Road
*SOLD OUT*
Please note, these events are rescheduled from their original dates as follows:
From Fri 13 Mar 2020 to Fri 5 Feb 2021
From Sat 14 Mar 2020 to Sat 6 Feb 2021
From Sun 15 Mar 2020 to Sun 7 Feb 2021
Tickets remain valid for the new date and are otherwise unchanged. If the new date does not suit, we will be able to possibly offer a transfer to an alternative date (subject to availability) or refunds once we are re-opened for business as normal.
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Your Uncles, Rab Florence and Iain Connell, Burnistoun, are back for another round of drinks and another round of hilarious comedy as they set the world to rights.
Ages 18+