Presented by St Gabriels School

Marc Ives' new musical adaption of Aristophanes' Classical commedy.

The great theatrical impressario Andrea Lourdes-Webster has despaired the lack of talent on earth, and is to go down to Tartarus to find someone with a bit of substance.

She is set to ecounter the Lord of the Underworld and his wife, the chorus of frogs and variety of other characters, before being presented with the choice of taking either Shakespeare of Elvis back to the Upper World.

International blues-rock guitarist, vocalist and songwriter Larry Miller is fast becoming Europe’s number one ‘guitar slinger’.

Headlining The Colne British Blues Festival in 2008 and gaining accolades from The Sunday Express, The Guardian and in Classic Rock magazine being described as ‘the fieriest, fruitiest ballsiest guitarist you’re likely to hear’, with his latest album Outlaw Blues being featured as their album of the month. The Larry Miller Band features bassist Allan Penford and Scott Baker on the drums.

The Best in-yer-face rock band around - The Guardian

www.larrymiller.co.uk

One of the UK’s top Elvis Tribute Artists performs with the Elvis Tribute band, Red Alert, to bring you an evening that is sure to leave you all shook-up!

A celebration of Elvis Presley’s musical career, spanning the decades from the 1950s rock ‘n’ roll years, his movies, his ‘68 comeback special and the unforgettable Las Vegas years.

www.elvisthroughthedecades.com

With stunning renditions of Pink Floyd tracks from the albums The Piper at the Gates of Dawn through to A Saucerful of Secrets, Atom Heart Mother, Meddle, The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals and The Wall, In The Flesh are an accomplished seven-piece band who return to Arlington Arts following great critical acclaim.

This is an authentic excursion into Pink Floyd's most creative period from the mid sixties to early eighties, complimented by saxophones, backing vocalists and full scale laser/light show. We at Arlington Arts are quite wary of most tribute bands but this is an amazing show for all Floyd fans.

“A remarkable Pink Floyd experience” Brain Damage

www.floydflesh.com

Piano: Evelina Puzaite
Conductor: Gwyn Parry-Jones

Newbury Symphony Orchestra presents a programme of musical contrasts: Charismatic, prize-winning pianist Evelina Puzaite performs Shostakovich Piano Concerto no.2 – its beautiful slow movement a favourite with Classic FM listeners. Danish composer Carl Nielsen depicts violence and humanity in his 5th Symphony and the haunting Valse Triste and heroic Finlandia are popular pieces by Finland’s famous composer, Sibelius.

www.newburysymphonyorchestra.wetpaint.com

The Ionian Singers
directed by Timothy Salter

Byrd, Tomkins, Stanford, Harris (Faire is the Heaven), Salter, Matthias, Martin (extracts from Mass), Brahms (Warum ist das Licht gegeben?)

The Songs of Shockheaded Peter and Other Gory Verses

The Tiger Lillies are the Godfathers of alternative cabaret and the World’s foremost Death Oompah band. Direct from a sell-out London West-End run and the Edinburgh Festival, they take their show celebrating 20 years of dark and deviant theatrics on tour. For the first time in years, they will perform songs from the Olivier Award-Winning smash Shockheaded Peter, their Grammy nominated album The Gorey End and other deranged favourites.

‘Fleshily engorged with the pustule throb of the garishly gaudy and gloriously obscene’ Time Out

Suitable for ages 16+

www.tigerlillies.com

D.Nina Choudhuri is a painter and photographer exhibiting a collection of photographs. Through inspiration from the natural world she attempts a dialogue with the viewer using either brush or camera.

The unifying theme of all her work is harmonic visualisation. D.Nina Choudhuri studied Economics at Ranchi University in India and Fine Art at the West Surrey College of Art and Design where she gained a first class honours degree.

J9 is an installation that incorporates cinematic projection, interactivity and text. The work will be presented in two forms, first as a cinematic loop, projected onto a wall of the gallery and second as an interactive version on a screen.

The installation uses ‘computational video’ software techniques to sequence the video edits. The use of a recurring narrative form is intended to evoke the way in which we map our own internal experience onto diverse locations and cultures as we travel.

The project has toured international shows for the past 3 years including exhibitions in USA, Brazil and Japan.

www.hidrazone.com/j9