Name: Take Me Somewhere Launch
Start: 2023-10-14 18:45:00
End: 2023-10-14 19:15:00
Location: Tramway

Take Me Somewhere are delighted to invite you to their opening weekend reception on Saturday 14th October 18:45pm - 19:15pm at Tramway Glasgow. Please join us to hear from LJ Findlay Walsh (Take Me Somewhere), Jenny Crowe (Tramway), and other valued TMS partners and raise a toast to the exciting month of radical performance ahead! Please RSVP by Wednesday 11th October. On the same evening we are pleased to announce a programme of work from Scotland based artist CC Noelle Charles and Brazilian artist Carolina Bianchi. Please see booking links below. 18:20 - 18:40 / T4 / Christian Noelle Charles What A Feeling! Part 2 19:30 - 22:05 / T1 / Carolina Bianchi & Cara De Cavelo The Cadela Forca Trilogy: Part One, The Bride & The Goodnight Cinderella* - Co-presented with Tramway. *Please note this work contains challenging themes, please check our website for content notes & further information.

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