20 shows for 2020
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Our Nature Unwrapped 2020 programme opened last week with a spectacular series of events and performances from Theatre of Voices, Brian Cox,…
Scottish-born, Copenhagen-based producer, composer, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist Clarissa Connelly performs her debut album on Warp Records, 'World of Work'.
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Based in Islington North London, Elizabeth Garreth Anderson school Choir is a diverse all girls community comprehensive secondary school.
Distinguished composer Julian Anderson and Nicholas Moroz, composer and director of Explore Ensemble, discuss Gerard Grisey and Fausto Romitelli.
Due to popular demand, we are delighted to welcome Laurie Anderson for a second performance of her solo show, All the Things I Lost in the Flood, where Anderson employs spoken word, video, live music and electronics to explore the power and perils of language and storytelling.
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In this solo performance, All the Things I Lost in the Flood, Anderson employs spoken word, video, live music and electronics to explore the power and perils of language and storytelling.
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Mike Anderson, Jon Silverman & Philip Rubenstein on Britain’s only Nazi war crimes trial.
Mark Simpson performs a programme of clarinet and electronics/loops featuring world premieres, and contemporary classics by Steve Reich and Jonathan Harvey.
Vortex Temporum is the late masterwork of pioneering spectralist Gérard Grisey, fulfilling his vision of a music that transfigures our experience of time.
Have a new podcast idea? Pitch it to Colin Anderson (Executive Producer at Earwolf) and Hana Walker-Brown (Executive Producer at Audible) chaired by Helen Zaltzman (The Allusionist, Answer Me This!).
Collaborating with UK soul star Omar, multi-instrumentalist Courtney Pine returns to the tenor saxophone for the first time in a decade.
Tom Rogerson’s debut album Finding Shore (Dead Oceans) was born from a simple construct, Tom improvising at the piano and Brian Eno manipulating the ‘Piano Bar’ that focusses infrared beams on each key.
Through folk song and story, Reg, Suntou and Cohen tackle the history of the transatlantic slave trade in story and song, joined by Matthew Bannister and poet Jenny Mitchell.
Our Nature Unwrapped 2020 programme opened last week with a spectacular series of events and performances from Theatre of Voices, Brian Cox,…
Bristol-based audio-visual artist Kathy Hinde makes a unique contribution to Venus Unwrapped & Luminate with Scattering Layer, (Sat 9 Feb, Hall…
Harry Christophers, Artistic Director of our Associate, The Sixteen, shares his lock-down playlist: ‘Many of the tracks on my playlist…
Over the years, Kings Place has established an award-winning, innovative programme for music and spoken word, developing new series, festivals,…