Maja Bugge cello and loops / Hervé Perez sound design / Adam York Gregory film
NORTHERN is a new jazz project led by the internationally acclaimed composer and cellist Maja Bugge in collaboration with Adam York Gregory and Hervé Perez.
Over the past 12 months the band has been resident in Lancaster, Manchester and Barrow recording the sounds of these places. Expect
to tap your feet to the rhythm of Atkinsons coffee roaster, or rediscover the hiss of the M6 accompanied by improvised harmonies on the cello. Audiences of all ages will delight in the playful and surprising sounds and images from the places we know and love.
Over the past 12 months the band has been resident in Lancaster, Manchester and Barrow recording the sounds of these places. Expect
to tap your feet to the rhythm of Atkinsons coffee roaster, or rediscover the hiss of the M6 accompanied by improvised harmonies on the cello. Audiences of all ages will delight in the playful and surprising sounds and images from the places we know and love.
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Where
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The Round, The Dukes
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When
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Sat 14 Sep, 1.30pm doors
2pm performance |
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Duration
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1hr
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Access
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Full access info
The Round, The Dukes
A 200 seat Round Theatre split over 2 levels at The Dukes. Our Headline space.
Step free access available to the ground floor.
A 200 seat Round Theatre split over 2 levels at The Dukes. Our Headline space.
Step free access available to the ground floor.
Getting to The Round, The Dukes
Services and facilities
Accessible toilet
- The nearest designated disabled parking bay is at Moor Mills Car Park, 60 meters away. Although a car park space can be reserved (subject to availability) round the back of The Dukes by calling The Dukes Box Office in advance, 01524 598500.
- Please note that the entrance to The Round is separate from The Dukes main entrance – it is approximately 40 meters up the road towards the Golden Lion pub.
- Taxis can pick-up/drop-off immediately in front of The Dukes main entrance. There is a dropped kerb to the left of the main entrance off the cobbled side street.
- The nearest taxi rank is at Dalton Square, 130 meters away.
- The Round entrance is completely step free.
- People with disabilities can access the venue early, just mention to Box Office staff when purchasing your ticket or speak to Festival Volunteers outside of the venue.
- The entire ground floor level is completely step free. The balcony level seating/standing area is only accessible by a flight of stairs, followed by a further 4 steps up and 2 down.
- All front room seats in The Round offer great views of the stage and can be reserved for those who require viewing areas.
- Smoking is permitted outside The Round entrance.
- The performance area is on the same level as the rest of the venue. There are good accessible backstage facilities including an accessible toilet.
Services and facilities
Accessible toilet
- Accessible toilets are available on the same level of the venue. Available for all to use.
- The bar is step free with lowered section to the right hand side.
- Essential companions, personal assistants, support workers and carers of people with disabilities get in free to every Lancaster Jazz Festival event. If the event is ticketed, please mention that you require a PA ticket.
- Assistance dogs are welcome and fresh drinking water will be available on request.
- No strobe lighting will be used at any Lancaster Jazz Festival event.
- If you need to bring medicines, food and drink to manage a medical condition, or medical equipment you are welcome to do so. We don’t have any medical equipment at our venues.
- For further information about this venue please contact The Dukes, info@dukes-lancaster.org, 01524 598500
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