16 – 25 July IF YOU WANT TO EXPERIENCE … – 25 July IF YOU WANT TO EXPERIENCE SOMETHING AMAZING THIS SUMMER... 10 extraordinary days in 2010

16 – 25 July

IF YOU WANT TO EXPERIENCE SOMETHING AMAZING THIS SUMMER...

10 extraordinary days in 2010www.ifmiltonkeynes.org

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IF YOU DARE TO BELIEVE...The challenge of launching a brand new international festival is not for the faint hearted, but in Milton Keynes anything is possible and magical things can – and do – happen.

Our vision is to create 10 extraordinary days that will use the city as a stage and showcase incredible artists and events that will surprise and delight, creating life-long memories for you to cherish and share.

The programme includes a number of UK premieres and special commissions, top international events and performers, an artist in residence, large-scale productions, events taking place outdoors in public places, and visual and creative installations that invite you to experience music and sound in new ways.

We have dared to believe and to reflect the ambitious ‘can do’ attitude of those who live, work and play in Milton Keynes, as have the many supporters and partners that have made IF: Milton Keynes International Festival possible. Thanks go to our Creative Producer, Bill Gee and everyone involved in making our vision become a reality. Now it’s over to you to enjoy – have a great 10 days!

Monica FergusonFestival Director & Chief Executive of The Stables

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The Festival opens with a bang!

Master pyrotechnics company The World Famous collaborate with Slovenian musicians Terrafolk to present Full Circle, a spectacular show for all the family with fire, fireworks, live music, and special lighting effects to take you on a dramatic and musical journey through the changing seasons.

Against the stunning backdrop of Campbell Park, a dramatic winter rages, but as the music gradually brings the garden to life, spring’s new growth blooms and bursts into a colourful summer party.

Why not reserve a good viewing space with no advance queueing so you can enjoy festivities right up to showtime? Golden Circle tickets are £10.

The World Famous with Terrafolk: Full Circle

IF YOU WANT A SHOW FOR ALL THE FAMILY

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Friday 16 July, 9.30pmCampbell Park

FREE

Full Circle is an IN SITU show. IN SITU, European network for artistic creation in public areas, has been financed with the support of the European Commission (Culture 2000 programme). Full Circle was commissioned by Big In Falkirk and In Situ and co-commissioned by Without Walls.

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Please note: A bar serving drinks will be on-site. Picnics cannot be accommodated in viewing areas, however the rest of the park is available. No BBQs or fires in the park.

UK Premiere

Architects of Air: Mirazozo

IF YOU SEEK A SANCTUARY OF THE SENSES


Walk inside a luminarium... a monumental inflatable sculpture that immerses the visitor in a welcoming multi-sensory world of sound, liquid light and vivid colour.

With its inspiring domes and labyrinthine interlocking tunnels, Mirazozo is inspired by the pure forms of geometry, Islamic architecture, Gothic cathedrals and modern architectural innovators. The sculpture features a huge central dome making this the largest open space structure ever built by Architects of Air.

Please note that Mirazozo has a maximum capacity of 80 visitors at any one time. There is no time restriction on how long you stay in the structure, though we suggest a maximum of 20 minutes, thereby allowing other visitors to enter. Ticket holders are entitled to a single admission on the specified date. Please note that you may have to wait a short time before entrance is possible at busy periods. Last admission at 6.30pm. Mirazozo is accessible for wheelchair users.

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Friday 16 – Friday 23 July Station Square 11am – 7pm Friday 16 – Sunday 18 July, 1pm – 7pm weekdays Tickets £6, Under 16s £5 (accompanied by an adult) Family of 4 (max 2 adults) £20 10% off for groups of 20+ when booked in advance


Take a voyage into a fairytale world on The Magical Menagerie (originally called Le Manège Carré Sénart) a huge, square carousel, as tall as a house and populated by all manner of strange mechanical creatures that can be operated by their riders, from gigantic buffalo to exotic fish and brightly-coloured insects.

Jump on board for an enchanting ride for children of ages!

Produced by creative company Artichoke in partnership with Sky Arts, this incredible creation is the work of the extraordinary artist-cum-engineer François Delarozière and his company La Machine, creators of The Sultan’s Elephant in 2006, and the astonishing giant spider La Princesse in Liverpool in 2008.

Rides last approximately 5 minutes. Each child under 7 must be accompanied by an adult on the ride.

Friday 16 July – Sunday 8 August 12noon – 8pm daily (Closed 26 July and 2 August) The Point Car Park, next to thecentre:mk Weekdays: From £3, family and school tickets available Weekends: From £4, family tickets available Sky Sundays: 2 for 1 tickets on 18 July and 1 August Avoid booking fees by phone or in person Please visit www.ifmiltonkeynes.org for full details

IF YOU THOUGHT ALL CAROUSELS WERE ROUND

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UK Premiere

The Magical Menagerie

Artichoke’s Helen Marriage and Nicky Webb discuss The Magical Menagerie on Monday 19 July. See page 48.

IF YOU WANT A GIG WITH A DIFFERENCE

UK Premiere Presented in association with The Stables

Evelyn Glennie and Fred Frith: Late Night Lounge


Lay down, and let the world’s first full-time solo percussionist, Dame Evelyn Glennie, and New York-based guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Fred Frith take you on an amazing journey of sound and light.

Evelyn has worked with some of the world’s leading orchestras and artists including Bjork, Sting and Bela Fleck, and Fred Frith composes for dance, film and theatre. Together they will transport you to new music horizons under the magnificent dome of The City Church, which will be illuminated with projections and live visuals from Little Lumo to amplify the ambient sounds of this unique collaboration.

We suggest you bring a cushion or yoga-style mat to recline on if you buy a Floor Space ticket!

Evelyn Glennie will discuss her work on Thursday 22 July as part of the Talking Shop Series. See page 49.

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Friday 16 July, 11pm The City Church, Saxon Gate West

Tickets £20 Floor Space, £25 Seated A fundraising concert in aid of Wavendon Allmusic Plan Ltd

New Commission: UK Premiere

Janek Schaefer: Asleep at the wheel...


Asleep at the wheel… is a thought-provoking and immersive sound installation for multiple car radios that contemplates our future. Exhibited in a vast disused supermarket, three-lanes of cars dissect the darkened interior, as multiple hazard lights illuminate the space, revealing the end of the road for our consumer driven daydream.

You are invited to be a passenger in the back seats, as a collage of moving music and media sound-bites broadcast to the in-car sound systems. Alongside the installation, a resource area encourages you to explore positive ways to improve our future together.

“Society's pedal to the metal attitude to our world is not sustainable and is running out of road. We need to change gear, before we overtake ourselves...”Janek Schaefer

Janek Schaefer is a leading international sound artist, and in 2008 was The British Composer of the Year in Sonic Art. He is Artist in Residence for IF.

Janek discusses his work on Friday 16 July (page 48) and also presents Lucky Dip Disco on Saturday 24 July (page 45).

IF YOU THINK THECAR IS THE STAR...

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Friday 16 – Sunday 25 July 12noon – 8pm, until 10pm on Thursday Old Sainsbury’s Store, Avebury Boulevard

FREE

Supported by

THE WAVENDON FOUNDATION

UK Premiere

inStallation

Moving, romantic and memorable encounters are told through a kaleidoscope of astonishing and daring circus artistry, drama, dance, live music and equestrian art in this incredible Swiss theatrical production.

Visually rich and of the highest quality, inStallation brings together a troupe of extraordinary acrobatic performers, four beautiful white horses and three musicians. A circus ring with sawdust, large baroque chandeliers and a concert grand piano are the only real props in which a very special universe unfolds...

It becomes a meeting place where stories develop on the dance floor high up in the air, alone, in pairs, a group, on a high wire or in dialogue and performance with the horses. Utterly mesmerising.

IF YOU WANT A BREATHTAKING SHOW

“Extraordinarily beautiful and breathtaking”


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Saturday 17 – Saturday 24 July (no show Monday 19 July) 6.00pm weekends, 7.30pm weekdays The Big Top in Campbell Park £22.50, Under 16s £18.50, Family of 4 (max 2 adults) £74 £1 off first performance (17 July) if booked in advance 10% off for groups of 20+ if booked in advance

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inStallation is brought to the UK with the assistance of

IF YOU LIKE DANCING IN THE MOONLIGHT


As darkness falls, indulge your senses with a twilight performance from pioneering South Asian dance company Akademi, presenting modern perspectives on traditional dance forms.

An intimate dance experience in the stunning setting of Campbell Park unites the stillness of Zen meditation with the intensity and rapturous motion of Sufi dervishes – all enhanced by atmospheric lighting and firelight.

Evoking a world of contracts in a cultural landscape that extends from Persia to Japan, Sufi:Zen merges multiple dance styles, including North Indian kathak, contemporary and ballet. Connecting audiences with global cultures, this is a truly memorable performance which promises to both enlighten and inspire.

Sufi:Zen is choreographed by Gauri Sharma Tripathi with the support of Jonathan Lunn and Mavin Khoo. Music score by Shrikanth Sriram.

Commissioned by Without Walls and Lakes Alive supported by Lanternhouse

Akademi: Sufi: Zen

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Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 July 10pm both days Campbell Park

FREE

Graeae in association with Strange Fruit:Against The Tide

www.ifmiltonkeynes.org.uk Box Office: 01908 280800

Imagine an island separated from the world by a vast sandy desert. The tribe that survives there has almost forgotten what water is, and every day they tell stories of the ocean that surrounded them, hoping they might encourage it to flow back.

Aerial performances atop 4 metre high bendy sway poles, a haunting soundscape, storytelling and sign language interpretation create a bitter-sweet, moving tale set in a near future we can far too easily imagine.

Against The Tide is a collaboration between disabled-led UK theatre company Graeae and Australian performing arts company Strange Fruit.

Each show has live Audio Description and is signed using British Sign Language (BSL).

Against the Tide was originally commissioned and premiered by Greenwich & Docklands International Festival in June 2009. Supported by Circus Space.

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IF YOU WANT TO SEE THE WORLD FROM A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE Friday 23 July, 1pm and 6pm

Saturday 24 July, 1pm and 4.30pm Sunday 25 July, 1pm and 4pm (The World Picnic) Campbell Park

FREE

Supported by

www.ifmiltonkeynes.org

IF at The World Picnic

Come dine with us and bring your family and friends... Join in with workshops, fun activities or just sit back with your picnic and enjoy the entertainment!

Throughout the afternoon some of the best local cross-cultural music and dance talent will feature on the outdoor amphitheatre stage, as well as a series of events presented in the Park by the Festival:

Miche Fabre Lewin: 'Cum Panis' (Together with bread) From 1pm, Bread Breaking Ritual at 4pmA celebration of the importance of bread in different culturesCommissioned by IF: Milton Keynes International Festival

Graeae with Strangefruit: Against The Tide, 1pm & 4pm A dramatic telling of a bitter-sweet tale set in a near future...Also see pages 18 and 19 for more details

Hoodwink: ‘Gastronomic’, 2pm and 5pmAn elaborate theatrical feast full of visual delight and strange invention, with exploding food and runaway puddings!

Festive Road – Brewing Up, 2.30pmThe nation’s favourite drink gets the Festive Road treatment – a giant kettle, musicians and a tea-tastic performance! Also see page 27

Rendezvous Music, 4.30pmA preview of the anthemic Fanfare For The World composed by music maestro Fraser Trainer with the help of MK Dons supporters

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Sunday 25 July, 1pm – 6pm, Campbell Park FREE

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Axial Dance: Lance and Brenda

IF YOU HAVE A PASSION FOR ALL THINGS RETRO

Lance and Brenda – a pop-tastic dance duet – bring the swinging ‘60s to Milton Keynes as they sweep into town on an iconic and very cool 1963 Lambretta.

Catch them if you can as they express their passion for one another through vibrant dance routines to fabalicious tunes before they hop back on their scooter and cruise on to another destination, all loved up...

The brilliantly inventive Axial Dance present dancers Giorgio De Carollis and Debbie Milner as Lance and Brenda.

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Friday 16 and Saturday 17 July

12noon and 1.30pm, The Hub – both days Midsummer Place (outside): Friday 16 July, 5pm and 6pm, Saturday 17 July, 4pm and 5pm,

Box Office: 01908 280800www.ifmiltonkeynes.org

New Commission: UK Premiere

Dancing Brick: Spinning

IF YOU’VE EVER FALLEN IN LOVE

Milton Keynes-based theatre company Dancing Brick present a moving and humorous tale about a young woman who sees a man at a traffic light. Before they can speak, the lights turn green and he is gone.

Enraptured, she pedals on and on in earnest search, until having cycled the world over, she is back where she started...

Please note this is a short piece that is repeated within the times given. Commissioned by IF, and featuring Valentina Ceschi and Thomas Eccleshare with puppets designed by Serge Seidlitz.

Saturday 17 – Thursday 22 July

Saturday 17 July, 1.30pm – 2.30pm / 3.30pm – 6pm, Campbell ParkSunday 18 July, 1pm – 2pm / 3pm – 4.30pm, Campbell ParkMonday 19 July, 12noon – 2pm / 4pm – 6pm, Midsummer Place (outside)Wednesday 21 July, 12noon – 2pm / 5pm – 7pm, The HubThursday 22 July, 1.30pm – 3.30pm / 5.30pm – 7.30pm, Midsummer Place (outside)

FREE OUTDOOR EVENTS

FREE OUTDOOR EVENTS

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Free Outdoor Events Series sponsored by

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Metro Boulot Dodo: Whispers From A Rickshaw

IF YOU’D LIKE AN INSPIRATIONAL JOURNEY

Wednesday 21 – Friday 23 July

12 noon – 5pm from Midsummer Place (outside)

Srishti:Bend It Nina Rajarani Dance CreationsThursday 22 July

1pm and 5pm, Midsummer Place (outside)

IF YOU LOVE THE BEAUTIFUL GAME

A mind-blowing collision between football and the classical Indian dance form Bharatanatyam, that trades on all the drama and theatre of ‘the beautiful game’.

A match like no other, Bend It comes complete with intricate footwork, fouls, injuries, slow motion replays, sending offs – and that heart-stopping ultimate goal in the quest for Premiership glory.

Take a ride in the Whispers Rickshaw...

As you spin through the city streets, put on the headphones and immerse yourself in a world where secret pockets hide intriguing objects and classical Chinese music, low-fi electronica, new technology and story-telling all intermingle to create a fun, thoughtful and inspirational ride.

The Rickshaw takes 2 people at a time, and will run continuously, with rides approximately every 10 minutes from 12 noon – 5pm on each of the 3 days.

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“Fast and skillful footwork, leaps and bounds – all executed with Beckham-like agility and vigour.” Dancing Times

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Kompani Malakhi: RotationsFriday 23 July

12.30pm, 1.30pm and 5.00pm, Midsummer Place (outside)

IF YOU THOUGHT A BIKE WAS JUST FOR CYCLING

Combining the extreme urban sport of BMX Flatland with breakdancing, parkour (free-running) and contemporary dance, Rotations twists and turns in an intricate and elegant game of rumours and whispers.

Powerful and enlightening, this is a gritty-yet-graceful cutting edge exploration of cause and effect that celebrates art and sport leading up to the 2012 Cultural Olympiad.

Simply awesome.

Festive Road: Brewing UpFriday 23 July

4pm, Midsummer Place (outside)

IF YOU LIKE THE NATION’S FAVOURITE DRINK

Carnival arts company Festive Road invite you to participate in Brewing Up, a tea-tastic challenge for the people of Milton Keynes. How many people will it take to bring their giant Musical Kettle to the boil?

There will also be a performing tea set, street bands, dancing, music and an entertaining look at the nation’s great tea drinking obsession. So come along, help get the kettle on and let’s bring 2010 to the boil – we need as many people involved as possible!

Brewing Up is one of many Open Weekend events being held across the UK to celebrate London 2012.

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See Festive Road at The World Picnic on Sunday 25 July. See page 21

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Stopgap Dance Company: Tracking

IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR CLUES

FREE OUTDOOR EVENTS AUDIO EVENTS IN THE CITY

Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 July

1pm and 4pm, The Hub – both days

Are the people around you really who they say they are?

Complete with super sleuths, secret agents and Cluedo-style clues, Tracking is a tale of mystery and intrigue told through dance, and inspired by ‘70s spy dramas, retro glamour, 007 and iconic villains. As the story comes to a climax, the dancers disperse back into the watching crowd, blending in to become undetectable to the enemy...

Stopgap is an integrated professional dance company, which has dancers with and without disabilities.

FREE

Roger Bernat: Domini PÚblic (Public Domain)

PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR IF YOU WANT TO TAKE PART

Developed in the streets of Barcelona, Domini Públic is dubbed ‘the biggest play in the world’.

The headphone-wearing audience, on hearing questions and instructions , will move in unison around the The Hub’s central square. Gradually the questions help cast the audience in roles such as as demonstrators, bystanders or first aiders with results that are sometimes humorous, personal or significant. This is not about turning the spectator into an actor, but about bringing people together in an ultimately touching way.

A large-scale choreographic event that has been presented in cities from Montreal to Helsinki. Fascinating to watch – even more fascinating to take part in.

Monday 19 July, 6.30pm

The Hub, £5 to participate with headphones

“Roger Bernat is one of the most exciting theatre- makers of the moment.” El País

Arrive and pay on the day to collect your headphones. Event recommended for ages 15+

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Festival Central, Campbell Park

IF YOU WANT TO BE AT THE HEART OF IT

As host to a myriad of outdoor events and temporary venues throughout the 10 days of the Festival, Campbell Park becomes Festival Central – the beating heart of the Festival.

So whether you’re going to a show in The Big Top, The Spiegeltent or to enjoy outdoor performances, the Festival Bar and its live music programme, food tents and picnic areas make Festival Central the place to meet with friends, audiences, artists and performers.

Festival Central is open from 12 noon at weekends, and from 5.30pm on weekdays.

AUDIO EVENTS IN THE CITY FESTIVAL CENTRAL CAMPBELL PARK

Subtlemob: As If It Were The Last TimeSaturday 17 – Saturday 24 July

Midsummer Place (inside)Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 July, 3pm both daysThursday 22 July, 6.30pm, Saturday 24 July, 3pm

AS IF IT WERETHE LAST TIME

Subtlemob invites you to put on headphones, listen to an MP3 and immerse yourself in the cinema of everyday life – like walking through a film, but it’s happening on the streets you live and work in.

An engaging soundtrack, narration and instructions will guide you, encouraging you to make connections between people and places, savour the world you live in and see it with fresh eyes.

Behind Subtlemob is artist Duncan Speakman whose work explores how we interact with sound and public spaces.

FREE

“The experience captures what it is to escape from the world for a little bit – and then to return and find that you see things just a bit differently.” The Londonist

To take part go to www.subtlemob.com/miltonkeynes and download Subtlemob’s MP3 track. Sign up and instructions will be e-mailed to you

A Campbell Park location map and information is on page 57

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Karbido: The TableFriday 16 July 7.30pm Saturday 17 July, 2.30pm and 7.30pm

The Spiegeltent, Campbell ParkTickets £12.50, Under 16’s £10 Family of 4 (max 2 adults) £40

IMAGINE IF YOU HAD A TABLE LIKE THIS!

“An electrifying acoustic journey around the globe...an inspired DIY concert. Superb.” The Independent

The lights go down. Four men dressed in black emerge to sit around a table as if about to play a game of poker.

But this is a table with a difference - it’s a musical instrument, with guitar fretboards, flutes, a didgeridoo and ultra-sensitive microphone pickups that Poland’s Karbido play with sticks, bows, knives, their hands and a mixing desk. A mind-blowing musical journey to the four corners of the world.


IF ONLY ALL TENTS WERE THIS FANTASTIC

The Spiegeltent, Campbell Park

Spiegeltents (mirror tents) were developed in Belgium in the early 1900s as travelling dance halls and were beautifully constructed with wood, stained glass and mirrors. The Victoria Spiegeltent features at this year’s Festival, and has an incredibly luxurious feel and finish, creating a truly memorable setting.

Programmed by The Stables, and located in Campbell Park, the Spiegeltent is the lively hub of Festival Central, with accompanying bar and food outlets nearby.

The Spiegeltent programme is listed on pages 33 - 47.

THE SPIEGELTENT CAMPBELL PARK THE SPIEGELTENT CAMPBELL PARK

A Spiegeltent was the domain of night owls, heartbreakers and dream chasers...

Hetain Patel: TenSunday 18 July, 2pm

The Spiegeltent, Campbell Park Tickets £10

IF YOU CAN'T RESIST A GOOD STORY

Flam: Rebecca Askew & Melanie PappenheimSunday 18 July, 4.30pm


IF YOU LIKE THINGS A LITTLE BIT QUIRKY

Two women meet for coffee...they greet each other and sing together, sharing new gossip and old banter, needling and supporting each other. The language is at once familiar and yet strange. They take off their coats. They are wearing the same clothes!

Flam is a unique piece of music theatre, showcasing the extraordinary vocal talents and physical skills of Melanie Pappenheim and jazz singer Rebecca Askew who between them bring experience from The Royal Opera House and Dr Who to Martin Scorsese’s Gangs of New York.

“Quite brilliant... Witty, touching and virtuosic, Flam is a little gem”

Sunday Telegraph

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Rooted in a personal exploration of the rich spectrum between British and Indian identities, Ten combines dance, live music and the spoken word. Three men make this cultural journey, brought together by the contagious rhythm of an ancient Indian ten-beat time cycle.

Critically acclaimed artist Hetain Patel’s seductively physical performance is peppered with wit and humour.

Devised in collaboration with Nottingham-based writer Michael Pinchbeck and Indian tabla player Hiren Chate of theatre company, Complicite.

Save £5! Buy a ticket for both Ten and Flam for £15



Rebecca and Melanie will perform at MK Hospital on Monday 19 July in association with MK Arts for Health

A beautifully made piece that skilfully entwines dance, sound and personal storytelling

Rich HallSunday 18 July, 8pm


IF YOU LIKE QUICKFIRE COMEDY

Looking like a rather grumpy Pearl Jam roadie, Rich is a master of absurdist irony.

A regular stand-up at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, major comedy clubs in Britain and across the world, Rich’s TV work includes Rich Hall’s Cattle Drive (BBC4), Rich Hall’s Fishing Show (BBC4) and numerous appearances on BBC2 panel show QI, hosted by Stephen Fry. More recently he was a highlight of Channel 4’s epic Comedy Gala.

Missed out on Rich Hall tickets? Try Comedy with inTent on Tuesday 20 July (page 39)

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“As close as it gets to a guaranteed good show.” Scotland On Sunday

Show of Hands with Miranda SykesMonday 19 July, 8pm


IF YOU WANT MUSIC MADE IN ENGLAND

“One of the great English bands.” Peter Gabriel

Widely acknowledged as the finest acoustic roots duo in England, songwriter Steve Knightley and multi-instrumentalist Phil Beer’s genre defying mix of rock, roots, blues, country and traditional music is played on an array of instruments from slide guitar to fiddle, mandolin to South American cuatro.

Steve and Phil will be accompanied by the remarkable double bass player and vocalist Miranda Sykes.

Show of Hands are double award-winners at the 2010 BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards for Best Duo and Best Original Song.


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Orkestra del Sol’s Top TrumpsTuesday 20 July, 8pm

The Spiegeltent, Campbell Park Tickets £12 Standing event with limited seating available

IF YOU CRAVE A FANFARE OF EUPHORIC FUN

Bursting with anarchic humour, wildly skillful arrangements and a roguish sense of theatre, this explosive reinvention of the brass band format is packed with soaring horn lines, mournful melodies, rolling Middle Eastern rhythms, virtuoso trumpet solos and New Orleans sass.

But who will emerge as Top Trump? Join the Orkestra in a frenzy of high-speed riffs, ridiculous musical challenges, one-upmanship and brass bravado the like of which has not been witnessed since the Top Trumps craze of 1980!

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“Their on-stage music-making and theatricality is irresistible.” The Scotsman

Comedy with inTent: Pete Firman, Alexis Dubus, Vikki Stone and Zoe Lyons

IF YOU LIKE YOUR COMEDY RED HOT

Tuesday 20 July, 10pm

The Spiegeltent, Campbell Park, Tickets £10

The Orchestra will perform at Midsummer Place on Tuesday 20 July at 1pm, and also at MK Hospital in association with MK Arts for Health

Comedian-magician Pete Firman brings clever, twisted and anarchic magic to the Spiegeltent, whilst Alexis Dubus’ character Marcel Lucont is a supremely arrogant, hilarious take on the British tradition of anti-French gags...

Ukulele-wielding Vikki Stone presents her witty parodies and musical stylings, in contrast to zesty Zoe Lyons’ brilliantly acerbic, personality-packed rapid one-liners and razor sharp observations.

A cracking late night comedy line-up not for the fainthearted!


Adrian Edmondson & The Bad ShepherdsWednesday 21 July, 8pm

The Spiegeltent, Campbell Park Tickets £16.50

IF YOU LIKE MUSIC WITH ATTITUDE

The Bad Shepherds - Adrian Edmondson, Troy Donockley and Andy Dinan - play punk songs on folk instruments. They’ve mostly created a Celtic feel and stuck in the odd reel and jig because they’ve always thought the excitement of a reel taking off is the nearest thing to the thrill of watching live punk back in the ‘70s!

Get ready for songs by The Sex Pistols, The Clash, The Stranglers, The Jam, Sham 69, The Undertones, The Ramones, The Buzzcocks, The Specials, Talking Heads...

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Frisky & Mannish’s School of Pop

IF YOU LIKE CABARET WITH A TWIST

School is in session and supernova pop in skin-tight jeans with added sequins is on the syllabus.

Soon you’ll know your Kate Bush from your Kate Nash, your D-I-S-C-O from your D-I-V-O-R-C-E, and your Eternal Flame from your That’s Not My Name...

Frisky, a fabulous chanteuse, and music maestro Mannish will twist and shout you through fifty years of pop with astonishing musical skill and a death-defying lack of restraint. Irresistibly impressive and extremely funny.

Wednesday 21 July, 10pm



“There are no sheep on stage. That’s how bad we are.” Adrian Edmondson

“Pure exhilarating brilliance from start to finish. An utter blast.” Chortle

BellowheadThursday 22 July, 7.45pm


IF YOU WANT TO DANCE YOUR SOCKS OFF!

The rousing, sharp-suited Bellowhead are a multi- talented group of musicians playing a plethora of styles from around the world – big band, soul, jazz-funk, classical strings with a unique sensitivity to English traditional music.

With Best Live Band for a 4th time at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards and Jon Boden voted Folk Singer of the Year, it’s already quite some 2010 – plus their next new album will be produced by the legendary John Leckie (Stone Roses, Radiohead, Buzzcocks) at Abbey Road studios...

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“One of the country’s greatest live outfits. They should be a source of national pride.” The Daily Mirror

The Boy With Tape On His Face

IF YOU LIKE A CLEVER GAG

Combine the sheer absurdity of Vic Reeves with the deft physical intonation of Hugh Laurie and the genius of Charlie Chaplin and you have Sam Wills: The Boy with Tape on His Face.

Wills holds his audience spellbound, leaving them enraptured by each hilarious, unpredictable manoeuvre. Drawing on silent film, magic, Motown and the films of Patrick Swayze, he creates a world of possibilities where shoes sing, empty dresses dance, life is an adventure and the only certainty is laughter.

“Wonderfully random and playful.” Australian Stage Online

Thursday 22 July, 10pm



Lucky Dip Disco for Under 7s With DJ Dedication

IF YOU DIG A DISCO WITH A DIFFERENCE

Saturday 24 July, 2pm


See Janek Schaefer’s installation ‘Asleep at the wheel . . .’ on pages 12 and 13

Antonio Forcione & Adriano Adewale Friday 23 July, 8pm


IF YOU WANT TO GO GLOBAL

Guitar virtuoso Antonio Forcione joins forces with dynamic Brazilian percussionist Adriano Adewale to create passionate, original world-class world music.

Antonio breaks the mould of conventional guitar sounds be it jazz, Spanish, African, Italian, Brazilian or improvised music. To hear his soulful, jazzy, flamenco-tinged melodies masterfully blended with Adriano’s African and Latin rhythms is an unforgettable musical experience.

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“Go into the record store and look under jazz, world music, acoustic music, or maybe just 'genius'.” The Observer



DJ Dedication – aka Janek Schaefer – brings classic 7" records from the 1930s onwards so that children can choose, handle and play the vinyls, discovering classic disco, retro pop, funky groove, electronic dance, nostalgic children’s classics and some eccentricities.

Add disco lights, a bubble machine and stylish young disco-ers, and you have the perfect pop event.

Children must be accompanied – up to 2 adults per child. Tickets for adults are free.

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Sierra Maestra

IF YOU LIKE EXUBERANT RHYTHMS

Legendary Cuban band Sierra Maestra remain a vital force with their authentic blend of 1920s 'son' music, Spanish guitar sounds, African rhythms and stinging brass, delivered with flair and guile to create a feisty musical mix that’s great for dancing and romancing.

Regular, uplifting blasts of trumpet and infectious percussion are guaranteed to keep the feet tapping – dig out your salsa shoes!

Dance the night away – and save £6! Buy a ticket for both Sierra Maestra and Rock a Hula! for £20

Saturday 24 July, 7.45pm



Rock a Hula!

IT DON’T MEAN A THING IF IT AIN’T GOT THAT SWING!

Jump right back to the 1950s with this award-winning rock‘n’roll, hula hooping and swing dancing event, featuring star hula hooper Miss Constance Irkles and her star team of swing dancers – on hand to guide you through the steps and also show you how it’s really done.

So brush down that retro dress, dust off that sharp suit and blue suede shoes, channel the spirit of a glamorous ‘50s starlet or dapper brylcreemed icon and dance the night away with Lady Kamikaze, one of the UK’s top vintage DJs spinning the discs.

“One of the biggest parties we’ve seen.” Time Out London

“A standout 1950s night.” The Times

Saturday 24 July, 10pm


“Intoxicatingly rhythmic and gloriously romantic with an ever-present sense of joy.” BBC Music

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IF Talking Shop Friday 16 – Thursday 22 July1pm – 2pm University Centre Milton Keynes

A series of talks and discussions featuring key Festival artists and producers, presented in association with University Centre Milton Keynes. The sessions will be broadcast to the internet - visit www.ifmiltonkeynes.org for broadcast details.

Talks are free to attend. Please book a place online or through the Box Office Making the NewIF Artist in Residence: Janek SchaeferFriday 16 July The Festival’s artist in residence and sonic artist Janek Schaefer will discuss the inspiration and process for creating his new commission for IF, Asleep at the wheel... an installation revealing our necessity for a cultural revolution towards global sustainability. A Magical Journey Artichoke’s Helen Marriage and Nicky Webb Monday 19 July

Creative company Artichoke discuss The Magical Menagerie with French colleagues - the story of its being commis-sioned from François Delarozière and La Machine by the new town Sénart just outside Paris, and then how it was brought to Milton Keynes for its UK debut as part of IF.

IF YOU WANT TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT IF

inStallationA Collective CreationTuesday 20 July The inStallation collective discuss their unique performance work, being brought together by chance at a shared rehearsal space at the winter quarters of Circus Monti near Wohlen in Switzerland, and the alchemy of their diverse talents they bring to the creative whole. Festival Making Bill Gee, Creative Producer for IFWednesday 21 July

A review of the past hectic months and the challenge of putting together a new festival, finding inspiration in a new city, experiencing artistic adventures in unusual locations and working with an established venue stepping out into the public realm for the first time. Evelyn Glennie in Conversation with Monica Ferguson, Festival DirectorThursday 22 July

World-acclaimed solo percussionist, motivator, composer and educationalist Dame Evelyn Glennie shares excerpts from her film Touch The Sound, and engages in conversation and Q&A. She collaborates on Late Night Lounge with improviser and guitarist Fred Frith at IF.

IF YOU HAVE BURNING QUESTIONS

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Friday 9 July – Sunday 12 September Milton Keynes Gallery presents a major solo exhibition of work by a London-based artist who emerged in the early 1990s. Working with sound, performance, sculpture, collage and photography, the artist creates narratives or systems which are played out in the form of installations, interventions and live events. For full details visit www.mk-g.org Telephone: 01908 676900 Milton Keynes Gallery, 900 Midsummer Boulevard, MK9 3QA

The Milton Keynes Arts Guide

Over the last 42 years, Milton Keynes has developed an excellent reputation for Public Art development, with over 220 Public Artworks across the city. To find out more, pick up an Arts Guide from the shopping centre, library or MK Gallery, or download one from: www.milton-keynes.gov.uk/artsguide The guide contains a fold-out Artwalks map to take you round many public artworks in Central Milton Keynes. You can join the walks at any point, though the guide starts and ends at Milton Keynes Theatre. Milton Keynes Council is actively commissioning artists to respond to the city as it grows: www.milton-keynes.gov.uk/arts

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FringeMK 2010

Tuesday 6 July – Tuesday 21 December FringeMK launches its 2010 Urban Games programme this July, including digital and performance work, anamorphic (special effect) and 3D pavement art as well as painted commissions. Events are in Midsummer Place, thecentre:mk and at locations in Central Milton Keynes For full details visit www.fringemk.com

Magic IF: Stanislavski Workshop

Saturday 17 July, 11am – 5pm For adults aged 18+. £45 per place A workshop day intensive in the Stanislavski professional actor training system that offers the opportunity to explore the themes, and apply the practical techniques which form the basis of actor training in Western Theatre practice. The workshop will start with exercises in focus, concentration, and engaging the imagination and then progress into text work, acknowledging key aspects of the system including given circumstances, creative objectives, units and beats, transitive verbs and emotion memory. For information and to book please contact: 01908 547651 or 01908 547606 e-mail: [email protected] Website: www.ambassadortickets.com/miltonkeynesMilton Keynes Theatre, Marlborough Gate, MK9 3NZ


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IF CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Friday 16 July11am - 7pm Architects of Air: Mirazozo Station Square12noon - 8pm The Magical Menagerie The Point car park12noon - 8pm Janek Schaefer: Asleep at the wheel Old Sainsburys Store12noon Axial Dance: Lance and Brenda The Hub1pm - 2pm IF Talking Shop: Janek Schaefer University Centre 1.30pm Axial Dance: Lance and Brenda The Hub5pm Axial Dance: Lance and Brenda Midsummer Place - outside6pm Axial Dance: Lance and Brenda Midsummer Place - outside7.30pm Karbido: The Table Spiegeltent, Campbell Park9.30pm The World Famous: Full Circle Campbell Park11pm Evelyn Glennie and Fred Frith The City Church Saturday 17 July11am - 7pm Architects of Air: Mirazozo Station Square 12noon - 8pm The Magical Menagerie The Point car park 12noon - 8pm Janek Schaefer: Asleep at the wheel Old Sainsburys Store 12noon Axial Dance: Lance and Brenda The Hub 1.30pm Axial Dance: Lance and Brenda The Hub 1.30pm - 2.30pm Dancing Brick: Spinning Campbell Park2.30pm Karbido: The Table Spiegeltent, Campbell Park3pm Subtlemob: As If It Were The Last Time Midsummer Place - inside3.30pm - 6pm Dancing Brick: Spinning Campbell Park4pm Axial Dance: Lance and Brenda Midsummer Place - outside5pm Axial Dance: Lance and Brenda Midsummer Place - outside6pm inStallation Big Top, Campbell Park7.30pm Karbido: The Table Spiegeltent, Campbell Park10pm Akademi: Sufi Zen Campbell Park

Sunday 18 July11am - 7pm Architects of Air: Mirazozo Station Square 12noon - 8pm The Magical Menagerie The Point car park 12noon - 8pm Janek Schaefer: Asleep at the wheel Old Sainsburys Store 1pm - 2pm Dancing Brick: Spinning Campbell Park2pm Hetain Patel: Ten Spiegeltent, Campbell Park3pm Subtlemob: As If It Were The Last Time Midsummer Place - inside3pm - 4.30pm Dancing Brick: Spinning Campbell Park4.30pm Flam: Pappenheim & Askew Spiegeltent, Campbell Park6pm inStallation Big Top, Campbell Park8pm Rich Hall Spiegeltent, Campbell Park10pm Akademi: Sufi Zen Campbell Park Monday 19 July12noon - 8pm The Magical Menagerie The Point car park 12noon - 8pm Janek Schaefer: Asleep at the wheel Old Sainsburys TBC 12noon -2pm Dancing Brick: Spinning Midsummer Place - outside1pm - 2pm IF Talking Shop: Artichoke University Centre 1pm - 7pm Architects of Air: Mirazozo Station Square 4pm - 6pm Dancing Brick: Spinning Midsummer Place - outside6.30pm Roger Bernat: Domini Públic The Hub 8pm Show of Hands with Miranda Sykes Spiegeltent, Campbell Park Tuesday 20 July12noon - 8pm The Magical Menagerie The Point car park 12noon - 8pm Janek Schaefer: Asleep at the wheel Old Sainsburys TBC 1pm - 2pm IF Talking Shop: inStallation University Centre 1pm - 7pm Architects of Air: Mirazozo Station Square 1pm Orkestra del Sol Midsummer Place - outside7.30pm inStallation Big Top, Campbell Park8pm Orkestra del Sol Spiegeltent, Campbell Park10pm Comedy With inTent Spiegeltent, Campbell Park

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Information is correct at time of going to press. Should bad weather affect the staging of outdoor events, indoor venues will be used as much as possible.

Key Festival locations are shown on the maps on pages 56 and 57

Please visit www.ifmiltonkeynes.org for interactive maps, further details and updates


IF CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Wednesday 21 July12noon - 8pm The Magical Menagerie The Point car park 12noon - 8pm Janek Schaefer: Asleep at the wheel Old Sainsburys Store 12noon - 2pm Dancing Brick: Spinning The Hub12 noon - 5pm Metro Boulot Dodo:Whispers Rickshaw Midsummer Place - outside1pm - 2pm IF Talking Shop: Bill Gee University Centre 1pm - 7pm Architects of Air: Mirazozo Station Square 5pm - 7pm Dancing Brick: Spinning The Hub7.30pm inStallation Big Top, Campbell Park8pm Ade Edmonson & the Bad Sheperds Spiegeltent, Campbell Park10pm Frisky & Mannish: School of Pop Spiegeltent, Campbell Park Thursday 22 July 12noon - 8pm The Magical Menagerie The Point car park 12noon - 10pm Janek Schaefer: Asleep at the wheel Old Sainsburys Store 12 noon - 5pm Metro Boulot Dodo:Whispers Rickshaw Midsummer Place - outside1pm - 2pm IF Talking Shop: Evelyn Glennie University Centre 1pm - 7pm Architects of Air: Mirazozo Station Square 1pm Srishti: Bend It Midsummer Place - outside1.30pm - 3.30pm Dancing Brick: Spinning Midsummer Place - outside5pm Srishti: Bend It Midsummer Place - outside5.30pm - 7.30pm Dancing Brick: Spinning Midsummer Place - outside6.30pm Subtlemob: As If It Were The Last Time Midsummer Place - inside7.30pm inStallation Big Top, Campbell Park7.45pm Bellowhead Spiegeltent, Campbell Park10pm The Boy with Tape on his face Spiegeltent, Campbell Park Friday 23 July 12noon - 8pm The Magical Menagerie The Point car park 12noon - 8pm Janek Schaefer: Asleep at the wheel Old Sainsburys Store 12noon - 5pm Metro Boulot Dodo:Whispers Rickshaw Midsummer Place - outside12.30pm Kompany Malakhi: Rotations Midsummer Place - outside1pm - 7pm Architects of Air: Mirazozo Station Square 1pm Graeae & Strange Fruit: Against The Tide Campbell Park

Friday 23 July1.30pm Kompany Malakhi: Rotations Midsummer Place - outside4pm Festive Road: Brewing Up Challenge Midsummer Place - outside5pm Kompany Malakhi: Rotations Midsummer Place - outside6pm Graeae & Strange Fruit: Against The Tide Campbell Park7.30pm inStallation Big Top, Campbell Park8pm Antonio Forcione & Adriano Adewale Spiegeltent, Campbell Park Saturday 24 July 12noon - 8pm The Magical Menagerie The Point car park 12noon - 8pm Janek Schaefer: Asleep at the wheel Old Sainsburys Store 1pm Graeae & Strange Fruit: Against The Tide Campbell Park 1pm Stop Gap: Tracking The Hub 2pm Janek Schaefer aka DJ Dedication Spiegeltent 3pm Subtlemob: As If It Were The Last Time Midsummer Place - inside4pm Stop Gap: Tracking The Hub 4.30pm Graeae & Strange Fruit: Against The Tide Campbell Park6pm inStallation Big Top, Campbell Park7.45pm Sierra Maestra Spiegeltent, Campbell Park10pm Rock a Hula! Spiegeltent, Campbell Park Sunday 25 July12noon - 8pm The Magical Menagerie The Point car park 12noon - 8pm Janek Schaefer: Asleep at the wheel Old Sainsburys Store 1pm - 6pm The World Picnic Campbell Park 1pm Stop Gap: Tracking The Hub1pm Graeae & Strange Fruit: Against The Tide Campbell ParkFrom 1pm Miche Fabre Lewin: Cum Panis Campbell Park2.30pm Festive Road: Brewing Up Campbell Park2pm Hoodwink Theatre: Gastronomic Campbell Park4pm Graeae & Strange Fruit: Against The Tide Campbell Park4pm Stop Gap: Tracking The Hub4.30pm Rendezvous Music Big Top - Campbell Park5pm Hoodwink Theatre: Gastronomic Campbell Park

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1 Milton Keynes Central Station Square, 302 Eldergate, MK9 1LA2 University Centre Milton Keynes, 200 Silbury Boulevard, MK9 1LT3 The Hub, 503 Witan Gate, MK9 2DA 4 The City Church, Saxon Gate West, MK9 2ES5 Midsummer Place (Shopping Centre), MK9 3GB6 The Point Car Park, 602 Midsummer Boulevard, MK9 3NB7 Former Sainsbury’s Store, 753 Avebury Boulevard, MK9 3NN8 Milton Keynes Gallery, 900 Midsummer Boulevard, MK9 3QA

and Milton Keynes Theatre, Marlborough Gate, MK9 3NZ9 Campbell Park, MK9 4AD10 The Big Top and The Spiegeltent, Campbell Park, MK9 4AD

CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES

1 Akademi: Sufi:Zen2 The Spiegeltent3 The Box Office and Bar 4 inStallation in The Big Top

5 Graeae with Strange Fruit 6 The World Picnic7 World Famous with Terrafolk:

Full Circle

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• Parking: Available on Silbury and Avebury Boulevards, and all City Centre car parks • Limited disabled parking on-site. Drop off point at Avebury Boulevard • On Foot: From Midsummer Boulevard near the Theatre/Gallery via underpass

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BOOKING IF TICKETSOnline 24 hours: www.ifmiltonkeynes.orgTelephone: 01908 280800Monday – Saturday 10am – 6pm, Sunday 5pm – 8pmTextphone users: 18001 01908 280800In Person: The Stables, Stockwell Lane, Wavendon, Milton Keynes, MK17 8LUMonday – Saturday 10am – 6pm, Sunday 5pm – 8pmOn-Site: From Friday 16 July at Station Square, The Point Car Park and Campbell ParkOpen one hour before performance starts, and closes 15 minutes before the end of the last performanceConcessions & Group Tickets: Available where statedHandling Charge: Bookings are subject to a handling charge of £2.50, including postage. Separate internet booking charges apply.

YOUR VISITInformation about travel, accommodation, restaurants and places to visit: www.ifmiltonkeynes.org

ACCESSThe Festival welcome people with disabilities. Central Milton Keynes has good parking facilities and ample cyclepaths and access/walkways. Festival sites will be made as accessible as possible. For information about Campbell Park and events taking place in The Big Top, Spiegeltent or in the Park, please see page 57. If you have any special requirements, please contact the Box Office.

IF:Milton Keynes International Festival Box Office is managed and operated by The Stables Theatre Limited. All tickets sold are subject to The Stables Terms and Conditions: wwwifmiltonkeynes.org and www.stables.org

Disclaimer: Information in this brochure is correct at time of going to print. The Festival reserves the right to make alterations if necessary. If bad weather affects the staging of outdoor events, indoor venues or covered locations will be used as much as possible. Follow the Festival online, on Twitter and Facebook for updates.

Produced by Supported by

Public Sector Funders

Media Partner Festival Partner

Event Sponsors

Venue Partners

Official Suppliers

Trusts, Foundations & International Supporters

THE WAVENDON FOUNDATION

Programme Partners Local Media Partner

In association with Milton Keynes Gallery

IF extends grateful thanks to the many individuals, organisations, companies, staff and volunteers who have worked to make the Festival a success

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