Screen Seven – Hannah Arendt is a brilliant new biopic of influential German-Jewish philosopher and political theorist Hannah Arendt. Using footage from the actual Eichmann trial and weaving a narrative that spans three countries, von Trotta turns the often invisible passion of thought into immersive, dramatic cinema. Monday 02/02/2015 8pm Tickets : £6/£4.5 conc. Trio Andreae Lash Ullén, the Grew Quartet and Cole Molloy Smith Three groups, Cole Molloy Smith, with Laura Cole, bassist Jenni Molloy and poet Rommi Smith join with the Stephen Grew Quartet, and the Andreae Lash Ullen Trio join to present a concert of contemporary music. Wednesday 04/02/2015 7.30pm Tickets : £8 /£6 Seven Jazz - Liane Carroll Trio Liane Carroll is one of the UK’s greatest musical treasures. A soulful, impassioned singer and superb pianist, her range runs from a heartbreaking ability to live an emotional lyric to breathless vocal virtuosity that makes an audience jump with joy. Thursday 05/02/2015 8pm Tickets : £16/14 conc SAA UK - Navodit City professionals by day, Kathak dancers by night, Kaleel Anwar and Pranav Yajnik perform in Akademi’s Navodit. Taking off their suits and donning their angarkhas, lawyers Kaleel and Pranav escape the stress of the city by getting to business on the dance floor every evening. Friday 06/02/2015 7.30pm Tickets : £9 / £5 / £28 Group of 4 Urban Sprawl - Moonscape Urban Sprawl CIC - Yorkshire’s only homeless theatre company – presents ‘Moonscape’ a theatre piece with beautiful songs, poetry, placards, characters, vignettes, a kaleidoscope of images and motions which when pieced together really “make sense!” Saturday 07/02/2015 7.45pm Tickets : £7/ £5 conc. Sunday Jazz - Gary Boyle Quartet Top British jazz fusion guitarist and local hero Gary Boyle (ex Isotope, Triple Echo & Electric Glide album) brings his quartet to Seven Arts, featuring Jonathan Hartley on drums, Ed Harrison on bass, Andrzej Baranek on keyboards. Sunday 08/02/2015 1.30pm Tickets : £7/£5 conc. Kids under 16 free. Screen Seven – Inside Llewyn Davis Smart, funny, and profoundly melancholy, Inside Llewyn Davis finds the Coen brothers in fine form. The film follows a week in the life of a young folk singer as he navigates the Greenwich Village folk scene of 1961 with guitar in tow, huddled against the unforgiving New York winter. Monday 09/02/2015 A diverse selection of interesting and entertaining films from all over the world Please see our Screen Seven Film Programme or check our website for details. Mondays 8pm Tickets : £6 /£4.50 conc 8pm Tickets : £6/£4.5 conc. Café Scientifique - Arctic Climate Change Prof Ian Brooks of Leeds University has undertaken measurement campaigns in the Arctic to measure the processes that control the surface energy budget and ice melting / freezing. He will talk about his experiences of the Arctic, its climate, and the physical processes that govern that climate. Tuesday 10/02/2015 8pm Tickets : hat donations Seven Unplugged Seven Unplugged draws together local musicians to create an evening of acoustic music like no other. Folk, blues, country classical and more. Up-coming talent and experienced local musicians. This month with The Budget Brothers, Laurence Marshall, Joe Ramsey, Skinner & Twitch and Feels Like Rain. Wednesday 11/02/2015 8pm Tickets : £5. Doors 7.45pm. Jon Palmer Band MEWL Music Leeds is proud to present The Jon Palmer Acoustic Band. 6-piece folk, roots and rock & roll. With Support. Their 7-track CD, 'Working For The Gangmaster', was received with critical and public acclaim. “The best upbeat folk band around" – Yorkshire Gig Guide. Thurs 12/02/2015 8pm £8 adv /£12 door. Marcus Bonfanti Since releasing his first album in 2008 his solo career has gone from strength to strength and seen him tour with Chuck Berry, The Traits, John Mayall and JJ Grey. In 2014, Marcus was asked to join and front legendary British rock ‘n’ roll band, Ten Years After, and will be touring and recording with them alongside his own solo career. Saturday 14/02/2015 8pm Tickets : £8 adv / £10 door. Test your general knowledge in a relaxed atmosphere - a great way to end the weekend with friends. With our resident quizmaster Roger Hunter. Sundays 8pm Tickets: Free with £1 raffle Children of the Holocaust A documentary film by Fettle Animation including interviews with Second World War Holocaust survivors. This is an opportunity to learn about the lives of those directly affected by the Holocaust and how they came to Yorkshire. We'll also hear from some of those involved in producing the film. Sunday 15/02/2015 3pm Tickets : £6 /£4 conc Screen Seven – The Great Beauty Journalist Jep Gambardella has charmed his way through the lavish nightlife of Rome for decades. Since the legendary success of his one and only novel, he has been a permanent fixture in the city’s literary and social circles, but when his 65th birthday coincides with a shock from the past, Jep finds himself taking stock of his life. Mon 16/02/2015 8pm £6/£4.5 conc. Fusion Fusion return with a blend songs and sounds from a variety of cultures and countries, as well as their own original material, drawing on a wide range of instruments – from jazz percussion, saxophone, flute, mandolin and violin, to keyboards, flamenco guitars, bag pipes, clarinet, double bass and Arabic lute. Saturday 21/02/2015 8pm Tickets : £8 / £6 conc Doors 7.30pm Sunday Jazz – Tom Green Septet The Tom Green Septet weaves together influences as diverse as flamenco, folk and New Orleans second line, to form tunes with striking melodies, colourful harmony and propulsive grooves. The group brings together some of the most talented young musicians in the London jazz scene. Sunday 22/02/2015 1pm-4pm Tickets : £7/£5 conc. We Are The Best Pixieish, mohawk-sporting Klara and her best friend Bobo are 13-year-old rebels looking for a cause. Despite having no instruments - or discernible musical talent - the two put all their energy into forming an all-girl punk band, recruiting their shy, classical-guitar-playing schoolmate Hedvig as the third wheel. Monday 23/02/2015 8pm Tickets : £6/£4.5 conc. Paper Zoo Theatre Co – The Dentist by David Griffiths. Pantalone loves only two things: money and the beautiful Isabella but he hasn’t got enough of one and he isn’t getting any of the other! Masks and slapstick! A rare opportunity to see Commedia Dell’arte performed in a traditional style. Tues 24/02/2015 7.30pm: £9 /£7 conc. Kill For A Seat Comedy. This month, great comedians, Tanya-Lee Davis, who inspires, enlightens, & entertains her audiences & Brennan Reece, plus special guests and your ever-effusive host, Silky. Wednesday 25/02/2015 8pm Tickets : £11 /£9 conc. Doors 7.30pm Seven Jazz - Trish Clowes Quintet with Gwilym Simcock Clowes’ music explores a fascinating hinterland between jazz and contemporary classical music, combining fluent, thrilling improvisation with languid, evocative melodic lines and shifting textures. With support from Gwilym Simcock. Thursday 26/02/2015 8pm Tickets : £16 / £14 conc Hassan Erraji is a sightless master musician and a prolific composer and singer songwriter.His main stage instrument is the oud (fretless lute), but also plays qanun (harp-zither), nay (end-blown bamboo flute), violin, and other instruments. His performances are enhanced by his powerful and fluent vocals. Saturday 28/02/2015 8pm Tickets : £9 / £7 conc
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