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SEPTEMBER OCTOBER

NOVEMBER2015

As we draw breath after the fantastic Youth Takeover in August - during which we showcased over 60 events by talented young people – we step headlong into the new season and launch our Autumn programme.

Particular highlights for us are the return of the Season of Bangla Drama, with new theatre writing shining a light on the British-Bangladeshi experience. We continue with new theatre and dance from around the world, welcoming back CASA Latin American Theatre Festival from Oct 2 – 11 with topics covering

love, sex, family, politics and everything in between. And then it’s time for the 59th BFI London Film Festival to roll into Rich Mix in October with a programme of homegrown HUK�PU[LYUH[PVUHS�ÄSTZ��-PUHSS ��November brings the musical education that is the EFG London Jazz Festival, with THNUPÄJLU[�HY[PZ[Z�MYVT�[OL�<2�and overseas.

And if you’re not one for trick or treating, we have a Halloween extravaganza with a Day of the Dead special on Oct 29, DJ Yoda in the Main Space and Akademi Dance Co. in our upstairs space on

the 31st, and Dia de Muertos, a traditional Columbian celebration on Nov 1.

As ever, I thank you for your continued support. We love hearing what you have to say about us and why #RichMixMatters to you. To add your voice, email me at Jane.earl@richmix.org.uk or tweet @RichMixLondon with the hashtag #RichMixMatters.

Best wishesJane EarlChief Executive

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DASH CAFÉ: THE BEAR NEXT DOORWed 2 Sep / 7.30pm / Free Main SpaceSee Spoken Word pages NEW SOUNDS OF VENEZUELAThu 3 Sep / 7.30pm / £10, £7 adv and concs / Main SpaceMovimientos presents three of the freshest acts from the Venezuelan underground scene, blending traditional folklore, Afro-Venezuelan & Caribbean sounds with modern ÅH]V\YZ�SPRL�M\UR��OPW�OVW�HUK�digital bass. ARTS CANTEEN AND ROYA ARAB PRESENTS: INSIDE OUT IRANFri 4 Sep / 8pm / £12, £10 adv Main Space<2�IHZLK�0YHUPHU�T\ZPJPHUZ�plus Little Miss Specta on the decks. A diverse and cutting-edge programme where music and art come together for an urban creation. Related to the Exhibition.

SMILE ACOUSTICSun 6 Sep, 4 Oct / 6pm Free Main SpaceSmile is a night with free cake, free entry, original songs to make you think, and a good bar in case you need a drink. ENSEMBLE PERPETUO PRESENTS: RIVERS & OCEANSSun 6 Sep / 7pm / £12, £10 adv Upstairs-VSSV^PUN�[OL�Z\JJLZZ�VM�their debut event, Ensemble Perpetuo present a concert in collaboration with Bitter Suite and the London Photo -LZ[P]HS�MLH[\YPUN�T\ZPJ�HUK�photography inspired by rivers and oceans. KIRAN AHLUWALIA Tue 8 Sep / 8pm / £12, £10 concs / Main SpaceAsian Arts Agency presents 0UKV�*HUHKPHU�ZPUNLY�2PYHU�Ahluwalia with music that is contemplative and rollicking, traditional and innovative, a hybrid of Indian and Pakistani grooves, Saharan blues and jazz.

SOUMIK DATTA ARTS CLUBWed 9 Sep, 14 Oct, 11 Nov 8pm / Free / Main SpaceA monthly event curated by Soumik Datta, bringing together eclectic musicians for nights of hybrid, genre-breaking music, mixing tribal, classical, punk, electronica, house, soul and anything else you can think of. KAZUM PRESENTS: BLACK FLOWERSat 12 Sep / 8pm / £17.50, £12.50 adv / Main Space)LSNPHU�IHUK�)SHJR�-SV^LY�bring together Ethio-jazz, Afrobeat and Oriental Groove in a steamy, sultry psychedelic soundclash that was featured on Gilles Peterson’s All Winners 2014 show. KALA TARA / BLACK STAR: LEGACIES OF RADICAL BLACK AND ASIAN MUSIC IN BRITAINSun 13 Sep / 4.30pm / £5 Main SpaceThis event looks back at pioneers from the African, Asian and Caribbean communities arriving in Britain post World War II and the new challenges they faced ÄNO[PUN�[OL�)YP[PZO�Z[H[L�HUK�popular racism.

PONGATHONMon 14 and 28 Sep, 12 Oct, 23 Nov / 5pm / Free to enter, pay to play / Main SpacePongathon Monday is London’s best start to the week - a playground of social ping pong goodness with ping pong robots, frying pan bats, DJ, bar action, and great prizes up for grabs.

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SERIOUS PRESENTS: JAMBINAI Wed 16 Sep / 8pm / £10 adv Main Space The next thrilling instalment PU�[OL�[HSL�VM�UL^�2VYLHU�music, Jambinai sculpt sound, drawing comparisons to Mogwai, Explosions In The Sky and Sigur Ros. Part of :LW[LTILY»Z�2�4\ZPJ�MLZ[P]HS�VM�2VYLHU�T\ZPJ�

TOYA DELAZY Thu 17 Sep / 8pm / Free Main SpaceBET Awards nominee, Toya Delazy is the colourful ‘JEHP’ (a fusion of jazz, electro and hip-hop) singer/producer and one of the biggest names on the current South African music scene.

SOUNDCRASH PRESENTS: NOSTALGIA 77Fri 18 Sep / 8pm / £20, £16.50 adv, £14.50 early bird Main SpaceWith a unique melange of jazz, hip-hop and obscuro funk, multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer Ben Lamdin, aka Nostalgia 77, brings his full-live band to London for a rare appearance.

AMAHORO 2: A JOURNEY OF PEACE, HOPE AND FORGIVENESSSat 19 Sep / 8pm / £10, £7 adv and concs / Main SpaceCelebrate Life collaborate with Rwandan and Burundian communities for the second Amahoro event. Vibrant African T\ZPJ��YO`[OTZ�HUK�ÄST�[OLTLK�on hope and forgiveness. MWALIMU EXPRESSSun 20 Sep, 18 Oct, 15 Nov 2pm - 6pm except 15 Nov 2pm – 4.30pm / Free / Main Space:LL�-HTPS`�WHNLZ

ALLSORTZ OPEN MICSun 20 Sep, Sun 18 Oct 7.30pm / Free / Main SpaceSee Young and Creative pages

THE 13TH LONDON AFRICAN MUSIC FESTIVAL: ORANGE BLOSSOM Tue 22 Sep / 8pm / £17.50, £15 concs / Main Space;OL�-YLUJO�IHUK�WSH`�H�TP_�of electronic and world music, conjuring Oriental Arabesques.

THE 13TH LONDON AFRICAN MUSIC FESTIVAL: SANDRA NKAKÉThu 24 Sep / 8pm / £17.50, £15 concs / Main Space;OL�*HTLYVVUPHU�-YLUJO�singer songwriter’s childhood split between two continents, cultures and climates, has created an extraordinary performer of unparalleled stagecraft.

ARTS CANTEEN PRESENTS: KARAMAFri 25 Sep / 8pm / £14, £11 adv Main Space-VYTLK�I`�4VYVJJHU�6\K�WSH`LY�:V\ÄHU�:HPOP��2HYHTH�fuse tradition with modernity, ÄUKPUN�PUZWPYH[PVU�MYVT�[OL�ecstatic Gnawa, North African and classical Arabic music. BANGLA MUSIC FESTIVALSun 27 Sep / 12pm / Free Main SpaceThis unique festival showcases the evolution of Bangla music, with English translation (wherever necessary) by leading musicians from West Bengal and Bangladeshi origin.

AN EVENING WITH THREE4Tue 29 Sep / 8pm / £14, £10 and £5 adv/concs / Main SpaceThree4 will woo you with beautiful songs, virtuoso violining, and glam-informal chamber music.

SOUNDCRASH PRESENTS: MANU DELAGO HANDMADEWed 30 Sep / 8pm / £20, £16.50 adv / Main SpaceAn unmissable show from one VM�[OL�YPZPUN�Z[HYZ�VU�PUÅ\LU[PHS�Brighton-based label Tru Thoughts.

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MAKING TRACKS PRESENTS: NAMVULAThu 1 Oct / 8pm / £12, £10 adv Main SpacePlaying songs inspired by life and the power of the stories that it holds, Namvula’s music is evocative and lyrical with a refreshing honesty, drawing heavily on her Zambian heritage. MOSAIQUES FESTIVAL: PANEL DISCUSSIONFri 2 Oct / 2pm / Free Main Space:LL�-LZ[P]HS�WHNLZ

AFRIKOKOA PRESENTS: PAT THOMASFri 2 Oct / 7pm / £15 Main SpaceExperience the golden voice of Africa. The perfect night of warm and captivating sounds. Plus Afrikokoa DJs

MOSAIQUES FESTIVAL: MAIA BAROUH / ADNAN JOUBRAN / SIMONA ABDALLA / DJ NICK LUSCOMBE Sat 3 Oct / 8pm / £12 Main Space:LL�-LZ[P]HS�WHNLZ

SOUNDCRASH PRESENTS: TERAKAFTTue 6 Oct / 8pm / £20, £16.50 adv, £14.50 early bird Main SpaceAfter a sell-out show in April, Terakaft are back for another YHYL�<2�WLYMVYTHUJL��)SV^U�in by a desert wind, these men from the Sahara are ready to enthral and amaze you.

DASH CAFÉ: GEORGIA ON FILMWed 7 Oct / 7.30pm / Free Main Space:LL�-PST�WHNLZ

VÄRLDENS BAND Tue 13 Oct / 8pm / £10, £8 adv Main Space14 musicians, seven countries, three continents, Världens Band perform folk and roots music from their native countries in a collision of cultures. “Listening to them is HU�LK\JH[PVU¹�2H[OY`U�;PJRLSS

MATCH&FUSE FESTIVALFri 16 Oct / 8pm / £16, £12 adv Main Space4H[JO -\ZL�PNUP[L�[OLPY�4th London festival of progressive European music with the highly anticipated Get The Blessing album, Astronautilus, plus Snack Family��-YHUJL»Z�(SÄL�9`ULY and Austrian duo, Attwenger.

VOYAGE OF LIVING CINEMA Sat 17 Oct / 8pm / £10 Upstairs:LL�-PST�WHNLZ

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YARAM PRESENTS: LOKITO YA CONGO IN CELEBRATION OF BLACK HISTORY MONTHMon 19 Oct / 8pm / £10, £8 adv Main SpaceLokito Ya Congo, led by Congolese musician Renato Mondele, introduces you to Soukous: the modern popular music and dance style of Congo with sweet solo guitar melodies and distinctive thumping drums.

TRANS SIBERIAN MARCH BAND’S PICK & MIXWed 21 Oct / 8pm / Free Main SpaceThe TSMB bring their borderless bag of musical styles, this month with The Hamiltons.

SOUNDCRASH PRESENTS: ANDREW ASHONGThu 22 Oct 8pm / £20, £16.50 adv / Main SpaceAndrew Ashong and his band brings a blend of fresh, soulful music & sweet, deep grooves, for what promises to be another memorable live performance from the London-Ghanaian musician.

MARYAM SALEH AND ZEID HAMDANFri 23 Oct / 8pm / £18, £14 adv Main SpaceAn experimental musical partnership between Egyptian singer songwriter Maryam Saleh, a powerful voice for her generation, and pioneering electro-music producer Zeid Hamdan, described as the “godfather of Lebanese underground music”.

PANCHA KABI Sun 25 Oct / 12pm – 3pm / Free Main Space(�JLSLIYH[PVU�VM�^VYRZ�VM�Ä]L�great Bengali composers along with ‘Desh’, a composition of music, dance and poetry expressing the love and devotion for the motherland.

SOUNDCRASH PRESENTS: NICOLE WILLIS & THE SOUL INVESTIGATORSSun 25 Oct / 8pm / £20, £19.50 adv / Main SpaceOne of the world’s leading funk and soul bands, Nicole Willis & The Soul Investigators perfrom at Rich Mix with brand new material.

VULA VIEL - GOOD IS GOOD ALBUM LAUNCH Mon 26 Oct / 7.30pm / £12, £10 adv, £8 early bird Main SpaceBex Burch’s band Vula Viel: an intensely rhythmic engagement of West African, electronica and minimalist music, brings the powerful and vibrant sounds of ancient +HNHHYL�[V�[OL�<2� MORRICONE GIALLO!Fri 30 Oct / 8pm / £16, £14 adv Main SpaceCult Morricone scores performed live to a backdrop VM�LYV[PJ�OVYYVY�.PHSSV�ÄSTZ��-PVUH�:[HUPSHUK�HUK�IHUK�KPZO�up soaring soprano, staccato screams and psychedelic lounge to sex and death visuals. SOUNDCRASH PRESENTS: DJ YODA’S HALLOWEEN NIGHTMARE AUDIO-VISUAL SPOOKTACULARSat 31 Oct / 8pm till late / £22.50, £19.50 adv / Main SpaceOne of the world’s most inventive DJs performs one of his trademark audio-visual sets, themed especially for the scariest night of the year.

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PAUL ARMFIELD: FOUND - PHOTOGRAPHS AND SONGSThu 5 Nov / 8pm / £10, £8 concs / Main Space Words and music inspired by an astonishing collection of found photographs gathered MYVT�[OL�ÅLH�THYRL[Z�VM�)LYSPU��written and performed by 7H\�(YTÄLSK�

LIAF PRESENTS: TALVIN SINGH, MOREFri 6 Nov / 8pm / £15 Main SpaceLondon International Arts -LZ[P]HS��30(-��J\YH[LZ�Carnatic, Jazz, world and other contemporary musical forms, presenting artists Talvin Singh’s Trikona, Jyotsna Srikanth’s Bangalore Dreams and Bernhard Schimpelsberger’s Rhythm Diaries.

MOVIMIENTOS 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL Fri 7 and Sat 8 Nov / £ tbc Main SpaceA landmark celebration for Latin cultural activists Movimientos. Celebrating 10 years promoting Latin music, ÄSTZ�HUK�J\S[\YL�PU�[OL�JHWP[HS�and beyond. With a very special line up of live acts, DJs and documentaries.

NUMBI PRESENTS: DANCE THE GUNS TO SILENCE IITue 10 Nov / 6pm / £10, £5 adv and concs / Main SpaceWe remember human rights HJ[P]PZ[��2LU�:HYV�>P^H�^OVZL�voice and activism remain potent. 20 years on Numbi commemorates this occasion with performers, music and the launch of a book on PanAfricanism.

Fri 13 – 22 Nov EFG London Jazz Festival, see overleaf for details

SOUNDCRASH PRESENTS: ANCHORSONGThu 26 Nov / 8pm / £tbc Main SpaceHaving supported the likes of Bonobo, Daedelus, Jaga Jazzist and more, this is one show not to be missed.

MAKING TRACKS PRESENTS: SÖNDÖRGÖFri 27 Nov / 8pm / £12, £10 adv Main Space)\PSKPUN�MYVT�KLSPJH[L�ÄSPNYLL�patterns of intertwining strings to dazzling displays of furious ÄUNLY^VYR��:�UK�YN��IYPUN�H�vigorous virtuosity to their fresh interpretations of Hungarian folk music. OPEN THE GATESun 29 Nov / 12pm - 12am Free / Main Space:LL�-HTPS`�WHNLZ

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WILLIS & THE SOUL INVESTIGATORSSun 25 Oct / 8pm / £19.50 adv, £20 door / Main SpaceOne of the world’s leading funk and soul bands, Nicole Willis & The Soul Investigators return to [OL�<2�MVY�[OL�ÄYZ[�[PTL�PU������premiering brand new material. PANCHA KABI Sun 25 Oct / 12pm – 3pm / Free Main Space(�JLSLIYH[PVU�VM�^VYRZ�VM�Ä]L�great Bengali composers along with ‘Desh’, a composition of music, dance and poetry expressing the love and devotion for the motherland.

VULA VIEL - GOOD IS GOOD ALBUM LAUNCH Mon 26 Oct/ 7.30pm / £12 door, £10 advance, 50 x early bird £8 Main SpaceBex Burch’s band Vula Viel; an intensely rhythmic engagement of West African, electronica and minimalist music, brings the powerful and vibrant sounds of ancient Dagaare to [OL�<2� MORRICONE GIALLO!Fri 30 Oct / 8pm / £16, £14 adv Main SpaceCult Morricone scores performed live to a backdrop VM�LYV[PJ�OVYYVY�.PHSSV�ÄSTZ��-PVUH�:[HUPSHUK�HUK�IHUK�KPZO�

up soaring soprano, staccato screams and psychedelic lounge to sex and death visuals. SOUNDCRASH PRESENTS: DJ YODA’S HALLOWEEN NIGHTMARE AUDIO-VISUAL SPOOKTACULARSat 31 Oct / 8pm / £19.50 adv, £22.50 door / Main SpaceOne of the world’s most inventive DJs performs one of his trademark audio-visual sets, themed especially for the scariest night of the year.

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SOUNDCRASH PRESENTS: SONS OF KEMETFri 13 Nov / 8pm / £15, £12.50 adv / Main SpaceJazz music unlike anything you’ve heard before - winners of a MOBO Jazz award, Sons VM�2LTL[�YL[\YU�[V�3VUKVU�for another exhilarating performance.

CHICAGO-LONDON VIBRATION, A CELEBRATION OF THE AACM AT 50Sat 14 Nov / 11.30am start £tbc / UpstairsOrphy Robinson assembles a stellar group of London artists from improv to spoken word and visuals. Including a workshop, panel session and performance.

SUPPORT YOUR JAZZ – GRANTS FOR THE ARTSSat 14 Nov / 3.30pm / Free UpstairsThe Arts Council’s Denys Baptiste leads a session designed to explain the Council’s Grants for the Arts scheme.

BASEL RAJOUB’S SORIANASat 14 Nov / 8pm / £15 Main SpaceThe saxophonist’s music celebrates the rich culture of Syria. In Soriana (‘Our Syria’), he’s joined by qanun virtuoso -LYHZ�*OHYLZ[HU��WLYJ\ZZPVUPZ[�Andrea Piccioni and sublime vocalist Lynn Adib.

MWALIMU EXPRESS Sun 15 Nov / 1.30pm - 4.30pmFree / Main Space7:2�;YPV�WYLZLU[�(MYPJHU�9HPS^H`�7YVQLJ[��7:2�;YPV�HYL�Theo Pascal, an electric bass supremo from Portugal, Carmen Souza, jazzy Cape Verdean vocalist and from Mozambique, ,SPH�2HJVTHUVSPZ��

NATIONAL YOUTH JAZZ ORCHESTRA @ 50: WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG MUSICIANSSun 15 Nov / 2.30pm – 4pm £5 / UpstairsJoin this workshop to learn about the jazz tradition, develop improvisation skills, and learn a piece to perform at the following concert. Suitable for instrumentalists aged 13-19.

NATIONAL YOUTH JAZZ ORCHESTRA @ 50: JAZZ JAM AND ACADEMY PERFORMANCESSun 15 Nov / 4pm – 7pm / £5Upstairs In this showcase, three academy ensembles led by Phil Meadows, Gemma Buckenham and :LIHZ[PHHU�+L�2YVT�WLYMVYT��-VSSV^LK�I`�H�QHaa�QHT�ZLZZPVU�for young musicians (under 19).

NATIONAL YOUTH JAZZ ORCHESTRA: WHAT IS HIP?Sun 15 Nov / 8pm / £15 Main SpaceThis roaring big band explore the music that makes us groove – from Count Basie and Duke ,SSPUN[VU�[V�2VVS�HUK�[OL�.HUN�HUK�2`SPL�4PUVN\L��+HUJPUN�encouraged.

CHRISTIAN SCOTTMon 16 Nov / 8pm Main Space / £15;OL�ÄYZ[�3VUKVU�WLYMVYTHUJL�of music from the New Orleans trumpeter’s new CD. Scott challenges the rhythmic and melodic conventions of jazz to encompass a global reach of musical forms and cultures.

EFG LONDON JAZZ FESTIVALThe capital’s biggest pan-city music festival. Join us for world-class artists and emerging stars.

SECKOU KEITA: 22 STRINGS Tue 17 Nov / 8pm / £15 adv Main SpaceA revelatory programme that explores the soundworld of the solo kora. ‘22 Strings explores all the kora’s polyphonic possibilities’ Financial Times

KAIROS 4TETWed 18 Nov / 8pm / £15, £12 adv / Main Space46)6�H^HYK�^PUUPUN�2HPYVZ�4tet are one of a kind – bridging the gap between classic and contemporary and creating burning improvisations and melodies that linger long after the music stops.

A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE COOLEST INSTRUMENT IN THE WORLDThu 19 Nov / 1pm / Free Main SpaceStudents from local schools play a new commission by guitarist Chris Montague of Troyka, followed by a set from Chris.

BACHAR MAR-KHALIFÉThu 19 Nov / 8pm / £15 Main Space-YLUJO�3LIHULZL�ZPUNLY��composer, multi-instrumentalist and son of legendary Marcel 2OHSPMt��M\ZLZ�QHaa��(YHI�T\ZPJZ��electronica and hip-hop. New album Ya Balad, ‘Oh Country’ is released in October on Warp.

TIEMPO LIBREFri 20 Nov / 7pm / £15 adv Main SpaceCuban stars Tiempo Libre return to London with a stunning mix of high-voltage Latin jazz, R&B and Cuban son. The three-time Grammy-nominated timba giants come out smokin’ and don’t stop for hours.

NEXT GENERATION TAKES OVERSat 21 Nov / 2pm into the evening / £5 / Main Space A chance to see the stars of the future in a multi artist bill including Led Bib with Aldeburgh Young Musicians, members of Beats n Pieces joining Jambone and Melt Yourself Down’s Pete Wareham.

SHRI SRIRAM AND THE HAMMONDS SALTAIRE BAND, JUST A VIBRATIONSun 22 Nov / 2pm / £15 Main SpaceWhat links Indian classical music and the English Brass Band tradition? Answer – the imagination of Shri Sriram of Badmarsh and Shri fame.Intricate grooves and the massive sound of a brass band in full cry. TIN MEN & THE TELEPHONESun 22 Nov / 2pm / £tbc / UpstairsAn hour long family show from a cutting edge Dutch trio.Bring along your smartphone, download the app and become part of how the music develops.

ARTS CANTEEN PRESENTS: REEM KELANI: FROM ARABIC MODES TO AMERICAN BLUES Sun 22 Nov / 7pm / £16, £13 adv / Main SpaceThe charismatic Palestinian singer presents her unique mix of Arabic music and Western jazz. [Reem]’s “stunning voice...has all the individualised PUÅLJ[PVU�HUK�WHZZPVU�H�QHaa�MHU�could wish for.” Jazz Journal.

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INSHORT FILM FESTIVAL OPENING NIGHTTue 1 Sep / 7pm / £7, £5 concs Main Space0U:OVY[�-PST�-LZ[P]HS�RPJRZ�VɈ�^P[O�H�UPNO[�M\SS�VM�NYLH[�PUKLWLUKLU[�ÄSTZ�MYVT�around the world, discussion panel about the future of the ZOVY[�ÄST�PUK\Z[Y ��MVSSV^LK�by a networking afterparty.

INSHORT FILM FESTIVAL Sat 5 Sep / 12.30pm - 1am / £7, £5 concs per screening / £25, £20 concs day passMain SpaceA day-long celebration of PU[LYUH[PVUHS�JPULTH�^P[O�Ä]L�screenings, competitions, award ceremony and afterparty.

NT LIVE ENCORE: THE BEAUX’ STRATAGEM (12A TBC)Thu 17 Sep / 6pm / £16.50, £14.50 members, £13.50 concs, ��IRU�æ���DVN�%R[�2τFH�IRU�detailsThe Beaux: Mr Aimwell and Mr Archer, two charming, dissolute young men who have blown their fortunes in giddy London. Shamed and debt-YPKKLU��[OL`�ÅLL�[V�WYV]PUJPHS�3PJOÄLSK��;OLPY�:[YH[HNLT!�[V�marry for money.

THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW LIVE (12A LIVE)Thu 17 Sep / 6.45pm / £17.50, £15.50 members, £14.50 concsCome and join Richard O’Brien and some very special guests for a guaranteed party, live in cinemas for one night only.

AMAHORO 2: A JOURNEY OF PEACE, HOPE AND FORGIVENESSSat 19 Sep / 8pm / £10, £7 adv and concs / Main SpaceSee Music pages.

NT LIVE: CORIOLANUS (12A ENCORE)Thu 24 Sep / 7pm / £16.50, £14.50 members, £13.50 concsShakespeare’s searing tragedy of political manipulation and revenge, Coriolanus features an Evening Standard Award-winning performance from Tom Hiddleston (War Horse) in the title role, plus Mark Gatiss. Directed by the Donmar’s Artistic Director Josie Rourke.

ROGER WATERS THE WALL PLUS EXCLUSIVE IN-CONVERSATION WITH ROGER WATERS (CERT TBC)Tue 29 Sep / 8pm / £16.00, £14 members, £13 concs Roger Waters The Wall is an event movie like no other. An immersive concert experience, a road movie of Waters’ reckoning with the past, and a stirring anti-war ÄST��(�[Y\S`�IYLH[O�[HRPUN�cinematic experience.

-034MAIN RELEASESLEGEND & Q&A (18)From Wed 9 SepIdentical twin gangsters Ronald HUK�9LNPUHSK�2YH`�[LYYVYPZL�London during the 1950s and1960s. Starring Tom Hardy and Emily Browning. Plus Q&A with director Brian Helgeland Wed 9 Sep at 5.45pm.

EVEREST 3D & 2D (12A TBC)From Fri 18 SepA climbing expedition on Mt. Everest is devastated by a severe snow storm. Starring 1HRL�.`SSLUOHSS��2LPYH�2UPNO[S �

SPECTRE (12A TBC)From Mon 26 Oct, 8pmA cryptic message from Bond’s past sends him on a trail to uncover a sinister organisation. While M battles political forces to keep the secret service alive, Bond peels back the layers of deceit to reveal the terrible truth behind SPECTRE. Starring Daniel Craig, Naomi Harris, Christopher Waltz.

THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY PART 2 (12A TBC)From Fri 20 NovAfter being symbolized as the º4VJRPUNQH`»�2H[UPZZ�,]LYKLLU�and District 13 engage in an all-out revolution against the autocratic Capitol. Starring Jennifer Lawrence, Liam Hemsworth

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DASH CAFÉ: GEORGIA ON FILMWed 7 Oct / 7.30pm / Free Main Space*LSLIYH[LK�.LVYNPHU�ÄST�KPYLJ[VYZ�3L]HU�2VN\HZO]PSP�(Blind Dates) and Zaza <YHZOHKaL��;HUNLYPULZ��KPZJ\ZZ�THRPUN�ÄSTZ�PU�Georgia followed by a ZJYLLUPUN�VM�-LYYPZ�>OLLS�I`�<[H�)LYPH��7S\Z�SP]L�T\ZPJ�

THE 59TH BFI LONDON FILM FESTIVALWed 7 – Sun 18 Oct;OL�)-0�3VUKVU�-PST�-LZ[P]HS�in partnership with American Express® returns to bring the best of international cinema to Rich Mix this October. See website for details.

NT LIVE: HAMLET (12A LIVE)Thu 15 Oct / 7pm / £17.50, £15.50 members, £14.50 concsBenedict Cumberbatch, takes on the title role of Shakespeare’s great tragedy. -VYJLK�[V�H]LUNL�OPZ�MH[OLY»Z�death, Hamlet rages against the impossibility of his predicament, threatening both his sanity and the security of the state.

VOYAGE OF LIVING CINEMA Sat 17 Oct / 8pm / £10 UpstairsThis fundraiser for Migrant Voice, a migrant-led organisation working to strengthen the voice of migrants in the media, combines cutting-edge comedy with live performance and cinema.

SHOOTING THE TRUTH: UNTOLD STORIES FROM FRONTLINES OF FAITH AND FILMTue 20 Oct / 7.30pm / Free Main SpaceWhether you believe in Gods or Goddesses, angels or aliens, faith is a vital part of the human experience and there is no better medium [OHU�ÄST�[V�L_WSVYL�P[� GREEN CARAVAN FILM FESTIVALTue 27 Oct / 7pm / £10, £8 adv and concs / Main Space;OL�.YLLU�*HYH]HU�-PST�-LZ[P]HS�PZ�[YH]LSSPUN�HSS�[OL�way from the Gulf to bring ÄSTZ�[OH[�[HJRSL�[OL�WYLZZPUN�issues of our planet to audiences in London.

MORRICONE GIALLO!Fri 30 Oct / 8pm / £16, £14 adv Main SpaceSee Music pages

DASH CAFÉ: THE TATARS OF UKRAINEWed 4 Nov / 7.30pm / Free Main SpaceScreening of Haytarma, about Crimean Tatar test pilot and OLYV�VM�[OL�:V]PL[�<UPVU�(TL[�2OHU�:\S[HU��-VSSV^LK�I`�H�KPZJ\ZZPVU�HIV\[�[OL�ÄST�HUK�the current plight of the Tatars.

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Rich Mix is an artistic home welcoming families to explore arts and culture together. Have fun, learn new things and experience great activities.

SOUQ FOR SYRIASun 6 Sep / 11am - 4pm / Free Main SpaceSouq for Syria is a pop-up market inspired by the streets and bazaars of Damascus featuring musicians, artisans and designers fundraising for Watanili’s Children’s Learning Centre, which educates displaced Syrians.

WIGGLY JIGGLERSMon 14 and 28 Sep, 12 and 26 Oct, 9 and 23 Nov / 1pm / £4 per child / Main Space

At these creative movement sessions give your children the space and freedom to move in ways that support their development and their imaginations.

MWALIMU EXPRESSSun 20 Sep, 18 Oct, 15 Nov 2pm - 6pm except 15 Nov 1.30pm – 4.30pm / Free / Main SpaceLondon’s original monthly Pan African family adventure, all about SP]L�T\ZPJ��ÄST��NHTLZ�HUK�KHUJL�from the Motherland. It’s free and incredibly friendly for families and singletons alike. BANGLA MUSIC FESTIVALSun 27 Sep / 12pm / Free Main SpaceSee Music pages

PANCHA KABI Sun 25 Oct / 12pm – 3pm Free Main SpaceSee Music pages

DIA DE MUERTOS / DAY OF THE DEADSun 1 Nov / 11am - 10pm Free entry, workshops ticketed Main SpaceDay of the Dead is a pre-Colombian, indigenous tradition, celebrated across Latin America. Join us for an authentic experience of commemoration and ceremony, dance, music, skull face-painting and traditional food.

JAZZ FOR TODDLERS PART OF THE EFG LONDON JAZZ FESTIVALTue 17 Nov / 11am and 1.30pm £5 per toddler, adults free Main SpaceEnjoy music and moves in a jazz groove in this workshop P[O�JSHYPUL[[PZ[�(Y\U�.OVZO��-VY�

children ages 2 to 5.

OPEN THE GATESun 29 Nov / 12pm - 12am Free / Main Space-VY�[OL�ÄYZ[�[PTL�L]LY��^L�WYV\KS �WYLZLU[�[OL�0U[LYUH[PVUHS�-VSR�HUK�*OVPY�-LZ[P]HS!�H�MHTPS �KH`�of entertainment and cultural celebration with choirs coming from all over the world.

-(403@�:<5+(@:�(;�RICH MIXEach and every Sunday we host a fun and creative activity for families. Ranging from

theatre shows, to workshops, to festivals and storytelling there is something for everyone. All of the activities are low cost or totally free HUK�^L�VɈLY�NYLH[�MHJPSP[PLZ�[V�make your visit to Rich Mix an enjoyable one. We have a wonderful cafe on the ground

ÅVVY�^OLYL�`V\�JHU�W\YJOHZL�hot and cold food and drinks.If you prefer to bring your own packed lunch to eat before or after an event then you are welcome to take a seat on the JVTM`�ZVMHZ�VU�V\Y�ÄYZ[�ÅVVY�mezzanine and take in a free exhibition while you are there.

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INSIDE OUT IRANFri 4 - Sat 26 Sep / All day Free / Mezzanine GalleryArts Canteen and Roya Arab present an Iranian urban art exhibition co-curated with Shaghayegh Cyrous, by Iranian artists Ghalamdar, ill, Ms Cyrous, WB & Blind. PHIL REDFORD Fri 4 – 26 Sep / All day / Free Lower Café GalleryRedford’s work derives its impetus from images of urban ÄN\YLZ��SHUKZJHWL��KHUJL�HUK�music, produced in a variety of TLKPH�LHJO�VM�^OPJO�KLÄULZ�the character of the piece. This is an exhibition of his most recent paintings and prints.

RONGFri 2 – Thu 29 Oct / All day Free / Lower Café Gallery and Mezzanine Gallery;OPZ�L_OPIP[PVU�VɈLYZ�H�YLÅLJ[PVU�of Abu Jafar’s artistic journey in [OL�<2�HUK�HIYVHK�V]LY�[OL�SHZ[�two decades. WHERE IN THE WORLDThu 5 - Tue 10 Nov / All day Free / Lower Café GallerySee Young Creatives pages

PHOTOMONTH PHOTO-OPENFri 6 – Sat 28 Nov / All day Free / Mezzanine GalleryThe Photomonth Photo-Open Exhibition is open to all kinds of photographers. All images submitted are screened and a selection printed. Entry forms available from info@alternativearts.co.uk or

downloaded at www.photomonth.org.

CITY OF DREAMSFri 13 – Sat 21 Nov / All day Free / Lower Café GalleryJames Birtwistle’s unique WOV[VNYHWOZ�VɈLY�H�KHYR�but often painterly vision of London as a city inhabited by an unknowable population VM�NOVZ[S`�ÄN\YLZ�YLSLU[SLZZS`�pursuing whatever dreams sustain them. I, AMIRTue 24 Nov - Sat 5 Dec / All day Free / Lower Café GalleryPoet/Artist Nisha Bhakoo’s ZOVY[�ÄST�L_WSVYLZ�[OL�-YL\KPHU�JVUJLW[�VM�[OL�uncanny. She draws upon the uncanny implications of the doppelgänger, new technology and poetry.

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DASH CAFÉ: THE BEAR NEXT DOORWed 2 Sep / 7.30pm / Free Main SpaceHow does it feel to live next door to Russia? Hear the perspective of artists from <RYHPUL��[OL�*H\J\ZLZ��*LU[YHS�Asia and Belorussia. Hosted by Tim Supple, expect vigorous debate and excellent music!

ACTING UP!Thu 10 Sep / 8pm / £8.50, £6.50 concs / Main SpaceA live improvised comedy show where the audience is the judge. Ashley J & Tee-J go head to head as team captains creating songs, movies and unlikely scenarios. QUEER’SAYSat 12 Sep / 8pm / £6, £5 concs UpstairsShowcase of queer spoken word to be recorded for 9LZVUHUJL�-4»Z�3.);�magazine show Out In South

London presented by award-winning comedian Rosie Wilby, in partnership with Apples and Snakes.

EAR CINEMA PRESENTS: ALWAYS OPTIONAL Fri 18 Sep / 6pm, 7pm, 8pm, 9pm / Free / UpstairsWajid Yaseen’s latest Ear Cinema installation involves a circular array of speakers [V�WYLZLU[�[OL�ºZVUPÄJH[PVU»�of six poems selected from the Happiness series by poet 1HJR�<UKLY^VVK� ALLSORTZ OPEN MICSun 20 Sep, Sun 18 Oct 7.30pm / Free Main SpaceSee Young Creatives pages

JAWDANCEWed 23 Sep, 28 Oct and 25 Nov 7.30pm Free / Main SpaceA Rich Mix regular. Open mic night for stellar headline acts and emerging talent, peppered

with beautiful beats, honed tones and a dash of poetry.

SYRIZA INSIDE THE LABYRINTHFri 25 Sep / 7pm /Free / UpstairsLaunch and panel discussion ^P[O�H\[OVY�2L]PU�6]LUKLU� KNOCK2BAG COMEDY NIGHTSat 26 Sep, 24 Oct and 28 Nov 7.30pm / £12, £8 adv Main Space2UVJR�IHN��VUL�VM�Time

Out’s top 5 comedy nights in 3VUKVU��VɈLYZ�HU�LJSLJ[PJ�TP_�of top names and handpicked ‘ones to watch’. And it’s less than a tenner when you book in advance. MOSAIQUES FESTIVAL - PANEL DISCUSSIONFri 2 Oct / 2pm / Free Main SpaceSee Music pages

DASH CAFÉ: GEORGIA ON FILMWed 7 Oct / 7.30pm / Free Main Space:LL�-PST�WHNLZ

TONGUE FUThu 15 Oct / 8pm / £8, £6 concs / Main SpacePoet Chris Redmond invites the <2»Z�ZOHYWLZ[�WVL[Z��Z[VY`[LSSLYZ��comedians and writers to perform with genre-hopping improvised soundtracks from the ;VUN\L�-\�IHUK�HUK�PTWYV]PZLK�ÄSTZ�VU�[OL�Å`�MYVT�KLZPNU�studio CR&D.

SOUTH ASIAN WOMEN’S CREATIVE COLLECTIVE Fri 16 Oct and 11 Dec / 7pm Free / UpstairsSAWCC London (pronounced ‘saucy’) nurture multi-disciplinary British South Asian female creative

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ARTS CANTEEN PRESENTS: ARABS ARE NOT FUNNYSat 17 Oct / 8pm / £12, 10 adv Main SpaceAfter three sold-out editions, (YHIZ�(YL�5V[�-\UU`�PZ�back with new line-up of comedians representing the Arab world, looking for an opportunity to showcase their talents. In English. VOYAGE OF LIVING CINEMA Sat 17 Oct / 8pm / £10 Upstairs:LL�-PST�WHNLZ

PANCHA KABI Sun 25 Oct / 12pm – 3pm / Free Main SpaceSee Music pages

THE CRICK CRACK CLUB PRESENTS THE DAY OF THE DEADThu 29 Oct / 8pm / £8, £6 adv Main SpaceThree fabulous Crick Crack Club storytellers embark on this exuberant and bizarre annual celebration, inspired by the Mexican Day of the Dead. Tonight, Death is mocked, cheated and saluted by turn.

NEW ACT OF THE YEAR 2016: SPOTLIGHT NIGHTSTue 3, Mon 9, Tue 24 and Mon 30 Nov / 7pm / Free Main SpaceHelp choose the future of comedy. A free live show, auditioning 100 acts, in a search for a diverse range of stand-up, musical and sketch talent.

DASH CAFÉ: THE TATARS OF UKRAINEWed 4 Nov / 7.30pm / Free Main Space:LL�-PST�WHNLZ THE ENEMIES PROJECT: NEMICI Sat 7 Nov / 8pm / Free UpstairsContemporary avant-garde Italian artists and poets create original collaborations with their British counterparts for this Rich Mix premiere. BOOK LAUNCH: WHEN MARIAM CRIES Fri 20 Nov / 8pm / Free UpstairsArts Canteen invites you to the Arabic poetry book launch of When Mariam Cries by British Lebanese poet Mariam Michtawi, hosted by BBC presenter Makki Hilal.

PHOTOMONTH PORTFOLIO REVIEWSat 28 Nov / 11am – 4pm / Free Main SpaceAn excellent opportunity for photographers to discuss their work with experienced professionals. Part of Photomonth Photo Open exhibition. JESS GREEN & THE MISCHIEF THIEVES PRESENT: BURNING BOOKSSat 28 Nov / 8pm / £8, £6 concs / Upstairs A lyrical, powerful, humorous spoken-word and music show set in an inner city secondary school.

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DASH CAFÉ: THE BEAR NEXT DOOR 7.30pm

NEW SOUNDS OF VENEZUELA7.30pm

INSIDE OUT IRAN Mezzanine GalleryFri 4 - Sat 26 SepPHIL REDFORD Lower Café Gallery Fri 4 - Sat 26 SepTHE BOGUS WOMAN 7.30pm

INSHORT FILM FESTIVAL 12.30pm - 1am BUBBLE SCHMEISIS 7.30pm

SHOW N PROVE 6pm THE TENANCY TRILOGY PART 2 AND ON THE EDGE OF ME 7.30pm

IYALODE OF ETI (THE DUCHESS OF MALFI) 7.30pmQUEER’SAY 8pmBLACK FLOWER 8pm

GRAND UNION YOUTH ORCHESTRA FREE WORKSHOP 10amSIMULTANEOUS WAR AND PEACE: GAZA/LONDON 4pm KALA TARA / BLACK STAR: LEGACIES OF RADICAL BLACK AND ASIAN MUSIC IN BRITAIN 4.30pm

WIGGLY JIGGLERS 1pmPONGATHON 5pm

LONDON AFRICAN MUSIC FESTIVAL: ORANGE BLOSSOM 8pm

JAWDANCE 7.30pm NT LIVE: CORIOLANUS (12A ENCORE) 7pm LONDON AFRICAN MUSIC FESTIVAL: SANDRA NKAKE 8pm

SYRIZA INSIDE THE LABYRINTH 7pm

2:1 7.30pm

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RONG Mezzanine Gallery Fri 2 – Thu 29 Oct

MOSAIQUES FESTIVAL PANEL DISCUSSION 2pm

CASA FESTIVAL OPENING NIGHT: MONSERRAT + POST SHOW Q&A & DINNER 7.30pm

DEBATE: MEXICAN THEATRE AND POLITICS 11amAPARTE 5pm & 9.30pmMONTSERRAT 7.30pmMOSAIQUES - MAIA BAROUH/ ADNAN JOUBRAN/ SIMONA ABDALLA / DJ: NICK LUSCOMBE 8pm

GRAND UNION YOUTH ORCHESTRA FREE WORK-SHOP 10am SMILE ACOUSTIC 6pmNUESTRA CASA SCRATCH NIGHT 6pm

MAKEBA 7pm TERAKAFT 8pm

WIGGLY JIGGLERS 1pmPONGATHON 5pm

VÄRLDENS BAND 8pm SOUMIK DATTA ARTS CLUB 8pm

NT LIVE: HAMLET (12A LIVE) 7pm TONGUE FU 8pm

SOUTH ASIAN WOMEN’S CREATIVE COLLECTIVE 7pm DAGESTAN 7.30pmMATCH&FUSE FESTIVAL 8pm

ANDREW ASHONG 8pm JELLYFISH AND CATHEDRAL7.30pm MARYAM SALEH AND ZEID HAMDAN 8pm

KNOCK2BAG 7.30pmTHE PROBLEM WE ALL LIVE WITH7.30pm

SATYEN SEN SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS (SSSPA) 12pm - 3pmPANCHA KABI 12pm - 3pmDESCENT SHORTS 7pm NICOLE WILLIS & THE SOUL INVESTIGATORS 8pm

WIGGLY JIGGLERS 1pmVULA VIEL 7.30pmSPECTRE (12A TBC) From Mon 26 Oct 8pm

Tue Sep 1INSHORT FILM FESTIVAL OPENING NIGHT 7pm

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SOUQ FOR SYRIA 11am - 4pmSMILE ACOUSTIC 6pmENSEMBLE PERPETUO 7pm

SHAHLAA DISCOVERS 7pm KIRAN AHLUWALIA 8pm LEGEND & Q&A (CERT 18) 5.45pmSOUMIK DATTA ARTS CLUB 8pm

ACTING UP! 8pm

JAMBINAI 8pm NT LIVE ENCORE: THE BEAUX’ STRATAGEM (12A TBC) 6pmTHE ROCKY HORROR SHOW LIVE (12A LIVE) 6.45pmTOYA DELAZY 8pm

NOSTALGIA 77 8pmALWAYS OPTIONAL’ 6pm, 7pm, 8pm, 9pmEVEREST 3D & 2D (12A TBC) From Fri 18 Sep

MAGIC, MAYHEM AND MOVEMENT 7.30pmAMAHORO 2: JOURNEY OF PEACE, HOPE AND FORGIVENESS 8pm

MWALIMU EXPRESS 2pm - 6pmSTORIES FROM THE HEART 7pmALLSORTZ 7.30pm

KNOCK2BAG 7.30pmTHE CRICK CRACK CLUB: MORGANA LE FAY7.30pm

THE IMMIGRANT 6pm

BANGLA MUSIC FESTIVAL 12pm - 7pm

WIGGLY JIGGLERS 1pm

PONGATHON 5pm

Sep 29 FLOORPLAN/HERE OR NOW 12pm – 4pm & 7pm AN EVENING WITH THREE4 8pmROGER WATERS THE WALL 8pm

Sep 30 MANU DELAGO - HANDMADE 8pm

NAMVULA 8pm

THE 59TH BFI LONDON FILM FESTIVALDASH CAFÉ: GEORGIA ON FILM 7.30pm

MISA FRONTERIZA/BORDER MASS 7.45pmONDENUNKA BECKETT/ NEVERWHERE BECKETT 7.30pm & 9.30pmLATIN JAM 9.30pm

ONDENUNKA BECKETT/ NEVERWHERE BECKETT 7.30pmMISA FRONTERIZA/BORDER MASS 7.45pmWHEN THEY DISAPPEAR BY LAS NANAS DE LA CEBOLLA 9.30pmCASA CONCERT 9.30pm

MISA FRONTERIZA/BORDER MASS 5pmANTIGONE 7.30pmEXILIO PRESENTS LATINOS UNIDOS AT CASA 9.30pmWHEN THEY DISAPPEAR BY LAS NANAS DE LA CEBOLLA 9.30pm

AIR PERFORMANCE SHARING + Q&A 2.30pmANTIGONE 5pmCOMMUNITY THEATRE SHOW 7.30pm

DAGESTAN 2.30, 7.30pmVOYAGE OF LIVING CINEMA 8pmARABS ARE NOT FUNNY 8pm

THE EDGE 7.30pmALLSORTZ 7.30pmMWALIMU EXPRESS 2pm - 6pm

LOKITO YA CONGO 8pm SHOOTING THE TRUTH: UNTOLD STORIES FROM FRONTLINES OF FAITH AND FILM 7.30pm

TRANS SIBERIAN MARCH BAND’S PICK & MIX 8pm

JAWDANCE 7.30pm THE CRICK CRACK CLUB: THE DAY OF THE DEAD 8pm

MORRICONE GIALLO! 8pmTAMASHA’S 25THBIRTHDAY4pm Debate and Discussion 7.30pm Performances

FRIGHT NIGHT – FACESOF KALI 7.30pm DJ YODA’S HALLOWEEN NIGHTMARE AUDIO-VISUAL SPOOKTACULAR 8pm - til late

GREEN CARAVAN FILM FESTIVAL 7pm

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TRAGEDIAN 7pm NEW ACT OF THE YEAR7pm

DASH CAFÉ: THE TATARS OF UKRAINE 7.30pm

WHERE IN THE WORLDLower Café GalleryThu 5 - Tue 10 Nov PHOTO-OPEN PRIVATE VIEW 6pm - 8pmPAUL ARMFIELD: FOUND – PHOTOGRAPHS AND SONGS 8pm

PHOTOMONTH PHOTO-OPENMezzanine Gallery Fri 6 – Sat 28 NovMISSING GIRLS 7.30pm LIAF PRESENTS:TALVIN SINGH, MORE 8pm

MISSING GIRLS 7.30pm THE ENEMIES PROJECT: NEMICI 8pmMOVIMIENTOS 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL

GRAND UNION YOUTH ORCHESTRA FREE WORKSHOP 10am DAMPATI (THE COUPLE) 7.30pm MOVIMIENTOS 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL

WIGGLY JIGGLERS 1pmNEW ACT OF THE YEAR7pm

DANCE THE GUNS TO SILENCE II 6pm

SOUMIK DATTA ARTS CLUB 8pm

BOY BLUE ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS THE PLATFORM 8pm

CITY OF DREAMS Lower Café Gallery Fri 13 – Sat 21 NovWIRED4MUSIC: 5TH BIRTHDAY TAKEOVER 6.30pmPOST OFFICE(DHAK GHAR) 7.30pmSONS OF KEMET 8pm

CHICAGO-LONDON VIBRA-TION, A CELEBRATION OF THE AACM AT 50 11.30amSUPPORT YOUR JAZZ – GRANTS FOR THE ARTS 3.30pmBASEL RAJOUB’S SORIANA 8pm

MWALIMU EXPRESS 1.30pm - 4.30pmNYJO @ 50: WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG MUSICIANS 2.30pm - 4.30pmNYJO @ 50: JAZZ JAM AND ACADEMY PERFORMANCES 4pm – 7pmNYJO - WHAT IS HIP? 8pm

CHRISTIAN SCOTT 8pm JAZZ FOR TODDLERS 11am and 1.30pmSECKOU KEITA:22 STRINGS 8pm

KAIROS 4TET 8pm A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE COOLEST INSTRUMENT IN THE WORLD 1pmOF MICE AND MEN (12A) 7pmBACHAR MAR-KHALIFÉ 8pm

TIEMPO LIBRE 7pmWHOSE SARI NOW? 7.30pmBOOK LAUNCH: WHEN MARIAM CRIES 8pmTHE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY PART 2 (12A TBC) From Fri 20 Nov

NEXT GENERATION TAKES OVER 2pm

SHRI SRIRAM AND THE HAMMONDS SALTAIRE BAND, JUST A VIBRATION 2pmTIN MEN & THE TELEPHONE 2pmREEM KELANI: FROM ARABIC MODES TO AMERICAN BLUES 7pm

WIGGLY JIGGLERS 1pmPONGATHON 5pm

I, AMIR Lower Café GalleryTue 24 Nov - Sat 5 Dec NEW ACT OF THE YEAR 7pm

JAWDANCE 7.30pm

ANCHORSONG 8pm THE TENANCY TRILOGY PART 3 7.30pmMAKING TRACKS - SÖNDÖRGÖ 8pm

PHOTOMONTH PORTFOLIO REVIEW 11am - 4pmTHE CRICK CRACK CLUB: THEATRE 7.30pmKNOCK2BAG 7.30pmBURNING BOOKS 8pm

OPEN THE GATE 12am - 12pmEXHIBI[4]TIONS 12am - 12pm

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BUBBLE SCHMEISISSat 5 Sep / 7.30pm / £10, £8 concs / UpstairsBubble Schmeisis is about Nick’s experiences in the steam baths of East London with his blind grandfather, featuring cigars, cab drivers and circumcisions... the whole magillah.

SHOW N PROVEFri 11 Sep / 5pm registration, 6pm start / £10, £7 concsSee website for details.

IYALODE OF ETI (THE DUCHESS OF MALFI)Sat 12 Sep / 7.30pm / £5 UpstairsCommissioned by 4VQP�2HYLLT��<[VWPH�;OLH[YL�Company presents a staged reading of Iyalode Eti By Debo Oluwatuminu: an African interpretation of John Webster’s The Duchess VM�4HSÄ�

SIMULTANEOUS WAR AND PEACE: GAZA/LONDONSun 13 Sep / 4pm / £12 UpstairsTheatre for Everybody’s work-shop production of Tolstoy’s War and Peace will be video screened with English subtitles and simultaneously presented in Gaza. A Skype exchange with the Gaza audience will follow. MAGIC, MAYHEM AND MOVEMENTSat 19 Sep / 7.30pm / £10, £8 concs / UpstairsA dance triple bill. Nathan Johnston, Jorge Crecis, Anna Borràs and Elise Nuding present a mixed-up evening of magic tricks, city streets and contemporary dance.

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THE CRICK CRACK CLUB PRESENTS MORGANA LE FAYSat 26 Sep / 7.30pm / £9, £7 concs / UpstairsWreaking havoc from the shad-V^Z��4VYNHUH�SL�-L`�YLPNUZ�Z\WYLTL�HZ�[OL�ÄLUKPZO�JV\U-[LY�8\LLU�[V�2PUN�(Y[O\Y�HUK�OPZ�2UPNO[Z�VM�[OL�9V\UK�;HISL��Tonight, thoroughly modern Morgan, is centre stage at last. THE IMMIGRANTSun 27 Sep / 6pm / FreeUpstairsIt’s 3015, and Africa is the great-est continent. In an immigration detention cell, Brit Oliver, pleads his case to be taken in.

CASA LATIN AMERICAN THEATRE FESTIVAL 2015Fri 2 – 11 OctA return to Rich Mix with another world-class theatre programme packed with love, sex, family, politics and more. :LL�-LZ[P]HS�WHNLZ

DAGESTANFri 16 and Sat 17 Oct / 7.30pm Fri, 2.30pm & 7.30pm Sat / £7, £5 concs / UpstairsSet in the shadowy world of global security. Enter the minds of military contractors to uncover a culture of violence, gallows humour and moral uncertainty.

THE TENANCY TRILOGY PART 2 AND ON THE EDGE OF MEFri 11 Sep / 7.30pm / £10 UpstairsThe Tenancy Trilogy: Part 2 is a darkly experimental, HɈLJ[PUN��NYV\UK�breaking performance by :WS\[[LY��-VSSV^�9LTP�PU�On The Edge of Me as she confronts life as she knows it.

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THE TENANCY TRILOGY PART 3 Fri 27 Nov / 7.30pm / £5 UpstairsPart 3 of the Splutter Theatre trilogy. Entitled Cleaner, this is a work in progress. The stains are starting to set. The cleaner is looking shifty and the smell of bleach is too strong for some.

SMALL STORY / BIG CITY 2015-VY�[OPZ�L_JP[PUN�ZLYPLZ�Y\UUPUN�[OYV\NO�������9PJO�4P_�Z\WWVY[Z�emerging artists and companies to tell their stories of city life.

THE EDGESun 18 Oct / 7pm / £10, £8 concs / Upstairs A fantastical futuristic sea-saga from award-winning theatre company Transport, taking us on a touching journey through weather and time, posing vital questions about our future in a rapidly changing environment.

PANCHA KABI Sun 25 Oct / 12pm – 3pm / Free Main SpaceSee Music pages

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TAMASHA’S 25TH BIRTHDAYFri 30 Oct / 4pm Debate and Discussion, 7.30pm Performance / £25 / UpstairsA chance to celebrate the back catalogue of Tamasha’s work with discussions, readings, performances and other treats. AKADEMI PRESENTS: FRIGHT NIGHT – FACES OF KALI31 Oct / 7.30pm / £10, £8 concs Upstairs)LJVTL�IL^P[JOLK�I`�ÄLYJL�2HSP�WLYMVYTHUJLZ�PUJS\KPUN�classical Indian dance, sto-rytelling and music. Akademi encourages all to come in fancy dress: manifestations of 2HSP��[OL�THJHIYL��VJJ\S[�HUK�fantastical are all welcome.

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WHOSE SARI NOW?Fri 20 Nov / 7.30pm / £12, £10 concs / UpstairsFollow the funny and poign-ant journey of one sari and glimpse the myriad ways in which the garment impacts on the lives of women across boundaries and generations.

THE CRICK CRACK CLUB PRESENTS GILGAMESH Sat 28 Nov / 7.30pm / £9, £7 concs / UpstairsStoryteller Ben Haggarty and musician Jonah Brody bring Gilgamesh to the stage in an extraordinary and powerful per-formance of one of the oldest stories in the world. Passion-ate, psychedelic and packed with quick-witted humour.

EXHIBI[4]TIONSSun 29 Nov / 6pm / £5UpstairsCurated by Mingbeast, EX-HIBI[4]TIONS brings together original performance by artists working in theatre, live and visual art, dance and music, presenting new work in its most raw, risky and exciting form.

A SEASON OF BANGLA DRAMATHE ROKEYA PROJECT PRESENTS: MISSING GIRLSFri 6 & Sat 7 Nov / 7.30pm / £8, £5 concs / UpstairsMissing Girls is an emotive piece of dance theatre fo-cusing on female infanticide particularly in the Indian-sub-continent; it highlights the horrors, pain, and struggle for gender equalities.

ESSEX INDIANS PRESENTS: DAMPATI (THE COUPLE)Sun 8 Nov / 7.30pm / £10, £8 concs / UpstairsThis comic tale explores re-sponsibility, expectation, and trust between couples across two generations. It dissects marital behaviour in an age of materialism while revealing satirical, yet poignant and universal truths.

KIDS FOR KIDS PRESENTS: POST OFFICE (DHAK GHAR)Fri 13 Nov / 7.30pm / £10, £8 concs / UpstairsThis child-led production tells the joyful and heart-breaking story of a boy at the window. His ill health is tempered by a fertile imagination allowing KYLHTZ�[V�IL�M\SÄSSLK� vicariously.

INSHORT FILM FESTIVAL In its second year, this important new festival showcases new work from around the world.Tue 1 & Sat 5 Sep:LL�-PST�WHNLZ

THE 13TH LONDON AFRICAN MUSIC FESTIVAL The seminal festival celebrates sounds from Africa

ORANGE BLOSSOM Tue 22 Sep / 8pm / £17.50, £15 concs / Main Space SANDRA NKAKÉThu 24 Sep / 8pm / £17.50, £15 concs / Main Space

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PANEL DISCUSSIONFri 2 Oct / 2pm / Free Main SpaceA discussion on music making in the wake of the Arab spring.

MAIA BAROUH/ ADNAN JOUBRAN / SIMONA ABDALLA / DJ NICK LUSCOMBE Sat 3 Oct / 8pm / £12 Main SpaceA night of cutting-edge contemporary live music and DJs.

CASA LATIN AMERICAN THEATRE FESTIVAL 2015 A return to Rich Mix with another world-class theatre programme packed with love, sex, family, politics and more.

OPENING NIGHT: MONTSERRAT + POST-SHOW Q&A & DINNER Fri 2 Oct / 7.30pm / £30 Upstairs*(:(�VWLUZ�^P[O�[OL�<2�première of Montserrat by Mexican company Lagartijas Tiradas al Sol. Watch the show, meet the artists and stay for a delicious meal and live music. -LLS�H[�OVTL��P[»Z�`V\Y�*(:(��

THE DAY OF DEBATE: MEXICAN THEATRE AND POLITICSSat 3 Oct / 11am / Free / Upstairs(�KH �VM�WLYMVYTHUJL��ÄST�HUK�debate exploring theatre and politics in Mexico today. Presented in association with Alborada MONTSERRAT BY LAGARTIJAS TIRADAS AL SOL (MEXICO)Sat 3 Oct / 7.30pm / £15, £12 adv / UpstairsWhen Gabino was six, his mother died. Years later, he set out to retrace her life and journey across the world. This is that story. It’s a thriller.

APART (APARTE) BY COLECTIVO ALEBRIJE (MEXICO)Sat 3 Oct / 5pm and 9.30pm £15, £12 adv / UpstairsJourneying into the past to ÄUK�OVWL�MVY�[OL�M\[\YL��VUL�

of Mexico’s most exciting new ensembles combines SV�Ä�T\S[PTLKPH�HUK�PU[PTH[L�performance in a story of skin, memory and love.

NUESTRA CASA SCRATCH NIGHT 2015Sun 4 Oct / 6pm / £15, £12 adv / UpstairsA powerhouse of new Latin (TLYPJHU�^VYR�PU�[OL�<2��[OL�annual Nuestra CASA Scratch Night is a chance to see new works by leading artists and tomorrow’s stars. BORDER MASS (MISA FRONTERIZA) BY GORGUZ TEATRO & UNIVERSITEATRO (MEXICO)Thu 8, Fri 9 and Sat 10 Oct 7.45pm Thu and Fri, 5pm Sat with Q&A / £15, £12 adv Main SpaceWelcome to Mexico’s Wild West. A world where men are macho and boots have spurs. Where KYPURPUN��ZPUNPUN�HUK�ÄNO[PUN�are a way of life. Welcome to the <:�4L_PJV�IVYKLY�

NEVERWHERE BECKETT (ONDENUNCA BECKETT) BY CAFÉ CACHORRO (BRAZIL)Thu 8 and 9 Oct / 7.30pm & 9.30pm Thu, 7.30pm Fri / £15, £12 adv / UpstairsInspired by Beckett’s absurdist short plays, award-wnning *HMt�*HJOVYYV»Z�[OYLL�S\UH[PJ�Brazilian performers joyfully transmogrify our world in this electrifying original work.

LATIN JAMThu 8 Oct / 9.30pm / Free Main SpaceLatin jam night featuring Gorguz Teatro’s incredible mariachis, London’s favourite

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WHEN THEY DISAPPEAR BY LAS NANAS DE LA CEBOLLA (UK/MEXICO)Fri 9 and 10 Oct / 9.30pm £15, £12 adv / UpstairsWinner - CASA Scratch Night 2014. A poetic, inventive and visual show about Mexico’s pandemic violence against women and those still searching for the remnants of their loved ones.

THE CASA CONCERTFri 9 Oct / 9.30pm / £8, £6 adv Main Space The big one. Join us for our -YPKH`�UPNO[�WHY[ ��WYLZLU[LK�PU�association with Movimientos. Very special band and DJs to be announced. ANTIGONE (ANTÍGONA) BY GRUPO CULTURAL YUYACHKANI (PERU)Sat 10 and Sun 11 Oct / 7.30pm Sat, 5pm Sun / £15, £12 adv UpstairsAntigone’s tragic battle to bury OLY�IYV[OLY�PU�KLÄHUJL�VM�HU�unforgiving state is given striking new life in stories from Peruvian WVSP[PJHS�]PVSLUJL��<2�KLI\[���

EXILIO PRESENTS: LATINOS UNIDOS AT CASASat 10 Oct / 9.30pm / £10, £8 adv / Main Space(YL�`V\�YLHK`�[V�-0,:;(&�.L[�down & dirty at one of London’s best LGBT parties. Think hot Latin American dancing, glorious drag queens, and circus performance.

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MATCH&FUSE FESTIVAL,_WLYPTLU[HS�T\ZPJ�MYVT�[OL�<2�and Europe.

Fri 16 Oct / 8pm / £16, £12 adv Main SpaceSee Music pages

A SEASON OF BANGLA DRAMANew writing from Bangladesh and beyond.

THE ROKEYA PROJECT PRESENTS MISSING GIRLSFri 6 & Sat 7 Nov / 7.30pm / £8, £5 concs / Upstairs ESSEX INDIANS PRESENTS DAMPATI (THE COUPLE)Sun 8 Nov / 7.30pm / £10, £8 concs / Upstairs

KIDS FOR KIDS PRESENTS POST OFFICE (DHAK GHAR)Fri 13 Nov / 7.30pm / £10, £8 concs / Upstairs

EFG LONDON JAZZ FESTIVALFri 13 – 22 NovThe capital’s biggest pan-city music festival; join us for world-class artists and emerging stars.

SONS OF KEMETFri 13 Nov / 8pm / £15, £12.50 adv / Main Space

CHICAGO-LONDON VIBRATION, A CELEBRATION OF THE AACM AT 50Sat 14 Nov / 11.30am start £tbc Upstairs

SUPPORT YOUR JAZZ – GRANTS FOR THE ARTSSat 14 Nov / 3.30pm / Free Upstairs

BASEL RAJOUB’S SORIANASat 14 Nov / 8pm / £15 Main Space

MWALIMU EXPRESS Sun 15 Nov 1.30pm – 4.30pm Free / Main Space

NATIONAL YOUTH JAZZ ORCHESTRA @ 50: WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG MUSICIANSSun 15 Nov / 2.30pm – 4pm £5 / Upstairs

NATIONAL YOUTH JAZZ ORCHESTRA @ 50: JAZZ JAM AND ACADEMY PERFORMANCESSun 15 Nov / 4pm – 7pm / £5

NATIONAL YOUTH JAZZ ORCHESTRA: WHAT IS HIP?Sun 15 Nov / 8pm / £15 Main Space

CHRISTIAN SCOTTMon 16 Nov / 8pm / £15Main Space

SECKOU KEITA: 22 STRINGS Tue 17 Nov / 8pm / £15 adv Main Space

JAZZ FOR TODDLERSTue 17 Nov / 11am and 1.30pm £5 per toddler, adults free Main Space

KAIROS 4TETWed 18 Nov / 8pm / £15, £12 adv / Main Space

A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE COOLEST INSTRUMENT IN THE WORLDThu 19 Nov / 1pm / Free Main Space BACHAR MAR-KHALIFÉThu 19 Nov / 8pm / £15 Main Space

TIEMPO LIBREFri 20 Nov / 7pm / £15 adv Main Space

NEXT GENERATION TAKES OVERSat 21 Nov / 2pm into the evening / £5 / Main Space

SHRI SRIRAM AND THE HAMMONDS SALTAIRE BAND, JUST A VIBRATIONSun 22 Nov / 2pm / £15 Main Space

TIN MEN & THE TELEPHONESun 22 Nov / 2pm / £tbc Upstairs

ARTS CANTEEN PRESENTS: REEM KELANI: FROM ARABIC MODES TO AMERICAN BLUES Sun 22 Nov / 7pm / £16, £13 adv / Main SpaceSee Music pages

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BECOME A RICH MIX YOUNG AMBASSADOR We are constantly on the lookout for passionate young people, especially those from Tower Hamlets and Hackney aged 16 – 21, to join our team of Ambassadors.Being a RMYA gives you a range of opportunities to:

Participate in regular creative events

Produce your own events

Work with the Arts Award

Attend and review events at Rich Mix

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SHAHLAA DISCOVERSMon 7 Sep / 7pm / Free Main SpaceA vibrant talent showcase with 5 unsigned acts performing in front of an industry panel to gain priceless exposure and a platform to promote [OLPY�T\ZPJHS�JYLH[P]P[ ��-YVT�somwhereto_, part of Pitch to the Mix.

GRAND UNION YOUTH ORCHESTRA FREE WORKSHOPSun 13 Sep, 4 Oct and 8 Nov 10am / Free / Main SpaceLondon’s pioneering world music youth ensemble, the .YHUK�<UPVU�@V\[O�6YJOLZ[YH��continue their residency at 9PJO�4P_�VɈLYPUN�MYLL�TVU[OS`�masterclasses and workshops for aspiring young musicians from all musical cultures.

ALLSORTZ OPEN MICSun 20 Sep, Sun 18 Oct and Sun 20 Dec / 7.30pm / Free Main SpaceAllsortz Sunday Sessions are a platform for bands, solo

performers and spoken word artists to share their talents with a Live audience with an VWWVY[\UP[`�MVY�@6<�[V�[HRL�one of our coveted open mic spots on the day. JAWDANCEWed 23 Sep, 28 Oct and 25 Nov 7.30pm / Free Main SpaceSee Spoken Word pages FLOORPLAN / HERE OR NOWTue 29 Sep / 12pm – 4pm & 7pm / Free / Lower Café GalleryNew plans for a time that looks like now. A durational installation (12-4pm) and evening of performance (7pm) by Tempo Rubato exploring control, order, disruption and possibility. -YVT�ZVTL^OLYL[VF�

MAKEBAMon 5 Oct / 7pm / Free Main SpaceMakeba means greatness and that is what this platform WYVTPZLZ��VɈLYPUN�HY[PZ[Z��

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WHERE IN THE WORLDThu 5 - Tue 10 Nov / All day Free / Lower Café GalleryPhotographer Troy Pickersgill invites you to be transported to the far reaches of the globe and explore unique landscapes and cultures in this travel photography exhibition. -YVT�ZVTL^OLYL[VF�

WIRED4MUSIC: 5TH BIRTHDAY TAKEOVER Fri 13 Nov / 6.30pm / Free UpstairsCelebrate the world of emerging music and join passionate music-makers, producers, leaders and lovers VM�T\ZPJ�H[�>PYLK�4\ZPJ»Z�ÄM[O�birthday. Perform, jam or just enjoy the open mic stage.

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RICH MIX MEMBERSHIP

Become a member of East London’s independent arts venue and arts venue and you’ll not only get two free cinema tickets and discounts on our exciting arts programme, but you’ll be supporting the development and community work we do as a registered charity too.

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Discounted prices for our Event Cinema programme including National Theatre Live

Discounted price for the events in our arts and culture programme

10% discount on popcorn, drinks and sweets

25% discount on your food bill at our on-site restaurant Indi-go

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With three boutique cinema screens and a range of blank canvas theatre and studio spaces, Rich Mix can cater for any event, big or small.

An alternative venue option VɈLYPUN�HU�PUZWPYPUN�HUK�creative environment, you JHU�\ZL�9PJO�4P_�[V�OVZ[�Z[HɈ�away days, training workshops and company conferences, or for networking and social events, private screenings, ping pong parties and arts and culture experiences.

Our National Theatre Live WHJRHNL�VɈLYZ�H�[OLH[YL�experience ideal for corporate entertaining, and with Hamlet starring Benedict Cumberbatch screening in October, this will make for a show-stopping option.

With the brand new Bond HUK�:[HY�>HYZ�ÄSTZ�YLSLHZLK�this year, why not create your own bespoke event around an exclusive private screening - ideal for corporate entertaining. Choose from a range of catering options (including popcorn!) and enjoy the whole experience from the comfort of a Rich Mix cinema seat.

And if you’re thinking about Christmas party options, we’re taking bookings and would be delighted to discuss your plans, no matter how simple or outlandish they might be.

Don’t forget, as a registered charity, by using our spaces you’ll be helping us to support young artists and make the arts accessible to local people, too.

To make an enquiry or for further information, please contact the Events Team at events@richmix.org.uk 020 7613 7495@richmixvenueswww.richmix.org.uk/venues

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