In the early 70s, Steve Andrews told two jokes and then disappeared into comedy obscurity for 20 years. Little did he know that, in a distant part of the Amazon Rainforest, a local Indian tribe with a weird sense of humour regarded him as a comedy king ...

A creative investigation of the contemporary situation inside/outside of occupied Tibet : art, music, films, talks, and poetry by Tibetans in exile.
Program of the exhibition and information about the evening events and screenings with film makers on the facebook page.

May 26th:
Talks from artists Ugyen Choepell & Art Refuge UK.
Live poetry by N. Dhargyal.
'Leaving Fear Behind' film screening with talk from Tibet Society London's campaign coordinator Paul Golding.

May 28th:
'Little Tibet' film screening with talk from director Sonam Anjatsang.

May 29th:
'Contemporary Mountain Songs' music by Soname Yangchen.
'Escape from Tibet' film screening with talk from director Nick Gray & Tibetan refugees Pasang & Tenzin.

Contact freetibet.sussex@gmail.com for more information

That deep aching noise rumbles from his very
depths, from his rich, crimson depths. Erupting.
Black dots on a page: a type of dialect and his
whole persona transforms them.
Through their playing they converse with each other, synchronising their cues by looks. Vibrating and reverberating with the contact of the bow. The scene is a furnace.

A tale told in rhyme. A story of bravery, busy roads, friendship, a magical lollipop stick, and a really, really, really scary road crossing patrol officer. Ages 3-8. Babies welcome. Award-winning comic Martha McBrier’s first children’s show. “Resembles a Roald Dahl novel or a Dr Seuss poem”(Broadway Baby), “Warm, funny and endlessly kind to the children”(Three Weeks)

Three diverse acclaimed upcoming stand-ups present a fresh and heady mix of sardonic observations, dark whimsy and razor-sharp musical wit.