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Time waits for no man, apparently. And it certainly does not wait for an ever-busy arts venue. We’re W\[[PUN�[OL�ÄUPZOPUN�[V\JOLZ�to the programme for our 10th birthday celebrations, including the commission of ten original works. It’s H�JOHUJL�[V�YLÅLJ[�VU�[OL�historical, political and artistic context in which Rich Mix was conceived, as well as looking at where we are today. We are very excited, and hope you will join us in celebrating, whether `V\�HYL�HU�VSK�MYPLUK��VY�H�ÄYZ[�time visitor.

Aside from planning our ten year events, we’ve got plenty of other gigs, performances, exhibitions and festivals fast approaching. Freedom Week involves a number of leading British Bangladeshi poets and musicians in a series of

specially curated events; La Linea Festival of Latin music is back for another year; the brilliant Tamasha Theatre present new work Taxi Tales; West End hit Hangmen comes to our screens with NT Live, and we’re taking part in A Nation’s Theatre festival with a performance from dance innovators Stopgap.

;OL�ÄYZ[�L]LU[�PU�V\Y�;LU�@LHY�celebrations is opening night of Paul Trevor’s photographic exhibition, documenting memories and daily scenes of Bethnal Green and Brick Lane. Keep April 29th free – that’s our big birthday concert. We hope you will follow what’s happening (and join in) by using #RM10 on Twitter (@RichMixLondon). We would especially love it if you shared some of your memories from the last ten years – or let us

know what you’re looking forward to next!

And on the subject of looking forward, this is the last brochure I will have the privilege of adding my signature to as the Chief Executive of Rich Mix. After six years, it’s time to move on and I want to say thanks to all my )VHYK�JVSSLHN\LZ��Z[HɈ�[LHT��artists, audiences, funders and friends. Without you all, it wouldn’t have been nearly as much fun – thanks for all your support, and here’s to the next stage in the life of Rich Mix.

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MarchAN EVENING WITH THREE4Tue 1 Mar / 8pm / £14, £10 adv and concs, £5 under 18s Main SpaceCome and enjoy a drink and be wooed with beautiful songs, virtuoso violining, and glam-informal chamber music. ARAB WOMEN ARTISTS NOW: JULIANA YAZBECKWed 2 Mar / 8pm / Free Main SpaceJuliana’s mixed background OHZ�PUÅ\LUJLK�OLY�T\ZPJHS�style and political lyrics. Combining poetry and music, her songs tell stories focused on gender, war, displacement and love.

MAKING TRACKS: OTAVA YOThu 3 Mar / 8pm / £12, £10 adv Main Space Steaming out of St Petersburg in white vests, peasant dress, HUK�\ZOHURHZ�^P[O�LHY�ÅHWZ�akimbo, Otava Yo bring the abandoned traditions of Russian folksong to the 21st century. ALSARAH & THE NUBATONESFri 4 Mar / 8pm / £15, £12.50 adv / Main Space Alsarah is a Sudanese born singer, songwriter and ethnomusicologist. Her inspiring and innovative voice has become a trademark for the burgeoning scene of East-African retro-pop.

KERNOW IN THE CITY Sat 5 Mar / 7.30pm £12, £10 adv / Main SpaceLondon’s annual celebration of Cornish music, comedy, art, food & language returns for its seventh year with the best of Cornwall’s talent, plus proper WHZ[PLZ�HUK�ÄUL�HSLZ� FUN DMCSun 6 Mar / 12pm - 4pm Free / Main SpaceSee Family pages SMILE ACOUSTICSun 6 Mar + 3 Apr / 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.

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TECHNICOLOUR: FASHION X MUSIC X ARTMon 7 Mar / 7pm / £7, £5 adv and concs / Main SpaceSee Young Creatives pages

FASHION AGAINST FUNDING CUTSTue 8 Mar / 7.30pm / £10 Main SpaceBirdsong, the home of fashion that’s fairer for women, are coming together to throw a party for Heba Women’s Project. Expect an exciting panel, great music, and guaranteed good feelings.

TRANS-SIBERIAN MARCH BAND PICK & MIXWed 9 Mar / 8pm / Free Main SpaceThe Trans-Siberian March Band bring their borderless

bag of musical styles to Rich Mix for a series of monthly ZOV^Z��MLH[\YPUN�H�KPɈLYLU[�guest act each month. ARTS CANTEEN: INESS MEZELThu 10 Mar / 8pm / £14, £12 adv / Main SpaceIness Mezel is a singer /songwriter whose multicultural sound fuses funk, soul, and jazz with the North African Amazigh and Berber sounds of her Kabyle roots.

N3RDISTANFri 11 Mar / 8pm / £15, £12 adv Main SpaceStanding at the border of oriental-beat and urban electronic music, N3rdistan persent poetic music to stir up audiences.

GRAND UNION YOUTH ORCHESTRA FREE WORKSHOP PROGRAMMESun 13 Mar + 10 Apr / 10am – 1.30pm / Free / Main Space See Young Creatives pages

BENGAL TO BETHNAL GREENSun 13 Mar + Apr 10 / 2pm - 5.30pm / Free / Main SpaceSee Family pages

REBEL MUZIKSun 13 Mar / 7.30pm / £8 Main SpaceAn evening of uplifting, thought provoking spoken word, acoustic vibes and hip hop from some of the UK’s most conscious artists. Plus H�ÄST�ZJYLLUPUN�VM�/PW�/VW�Hijabis and discussion with Poetic Pilgrimage.

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GHAZAL, THUMRI AND KHEYAL FESTIVALSun 13 Mar / 6.30pm / £12, £10 concs / UpstairsA festival celebrating the exuberant, magical and enrapturing music of the Indian subcontinent.

ULRICH SCHNAUSS + NAT URAZMETOVAFri 18 Mar / 8pm / £20, £15.50 adv, £12.50 early birdThe German born electronic artist performs a brand new live show to coincide with the YLSLHZL�VM�OPZ�ÄM[O� studio album.

TOMORROW’S WARRIORS JAZZ JAM SESSIONSat 19 Mar + 16 Apr / 1pm - 4pm / Free / Main SpaceTHE place to see and play alongside some of the most exciting young musicians in the UK right now. MWALIMU EXPRESSSun 20 Mar + 17 Apr / 2pm – 5.30pm / Free / Main SpaceSee Family pages

ALLSORTZSun 20 Mar + 24 Apr / 8pm + 1.30pm / Free / Main Space StandingAllsortz Sunday sessions are a platform for bands, solo performers and spoken word artists to share their talents

with a live audience with an opportunity for YOU to take one of the coveted open mic spots on the day. MUSIC SPACE LIVEMon 21 Mar / 6.15pm / Free Main SpaceSee Young Creatives

OITIJ-JOThu 24 Mar / 7.30pm / Free Main SpacePart of Freedom Week. Oitij-jo Collective celebrate the creative diversity of a new generation of powerful female British Bangladeshi independent musicians and artists. With Sara Saeed, Gouri Chowdhury, Sohini Alam of Khiyo, and more.

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SOUNDCRASH: ANCHORSONGFri 25 Mar / 8pm / £20, £15.50 adv, £12.50 early bird Main SpaceJapanese beat-maker Anchorsong is back on our shores showcasing brand new material. CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY OF BANGLADESHSat 26 Mar / 12pm - 4pm Free / Main SpaceUdichi Shilpi Gosthi, the Bengali progressive artist’s organisation presents an exciting programme of music, dance and poetry performance on the occasion of Bangladesh Independence Day.

BISHI: A VOCAL ODYSSEYSat 26 Mar / 8pm / Free Main Space Part of Freedom Week. Musician, artist, multimedia performer & curator, Bishi was born in London of Bengali heritage and will be showcasing new vocal compositions and audio-visual performance work in progress.

BENGALI BAUL AND VAISHNAV MUSIC FESTIVALSun 27 Mar / 6.30pm / FreeMain SpacePart of Freedom Week. Radha

Raman Society presents a festival encapsulating the original sound of Bangladesh, having evolved from two highly PUÅ\LU[PHS�T\ZPJHS�TV]LTLU[Z!�Baul and Vaishnavism.

BRASS MASK + CHARLES HAYWARDWed 30 Mar / 8pm / £10, £8 concs / Main SpaceThe bold and energetic nonet Brass Mask release their second album Live, where spirituals meet Haitian Rara and improv. With a solo set from drummer Charles Hayward. MOVIMIENTOSThu 31 Mar / 8pm / £tbc Main Space A night of Latin beats from our favourite purveyors of hip-shaking sounds.

AprilKANDA BONGO MANFri 1 Apr / 8pm / £18, £15 adv Main SpaceThe pioneer of soukous music returns, courtesy of Yaram Arts and Focus Organisation.

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A CELEBRATION OF EASTER 1916Sat 2 Apr / 6pm / £15 Main SpaceA centenary celebration of the Easter Rising including a musical & visual history of 1916, a round table discussion A Struggle Not Yet Ended, musical acts & more. GHUM BHANGAR GAAN: A TRIBUTE TO SALIL CHOWDHURYSun 3 Apr / 12pm – 5pm / Free Main SpaceSee Family pages

SOUNDCRASH: AKUA NARUThu 7 Apr 8pm / £22.50, £17.50 adv, £14.50 early bird Main SpaceWith the release of her debut album ;OL�1V\YUL`�(ÅHTL, Naru has in a short time, established herself as a model for what women can be in hip hop.

ARTS CANTEEN: TEMENIK ELECTRIC Sat 9 Apr / 7.30pm / £12, £10 adv / Main SpaceMaghrebi popular music PZ�M\ZLK�^P[O�YVJR�YPɈZ�HUK�electro trance while the Arabic language, between emotions and incantations, carries the clear call of an invitation to dance.

KEVIN DAVY’S MONSTER JAMSun 10 Apr / 7.30pm / Free Main SpaceHosted by trumpeter Kevin Davy, expect a jumping jam session with visuals by artist Cath Johnson, plus DJ. BIRD ON THE WIRE: LIIMAMon 11 Apr / 7.30pm / £13.50 adv / Main SpaceLiima is the quartet of Efterklang’s Mads Brauer, Casper Clausen, Rasmus

Stolberg and Tatu Rönkkö. Efterklang are at the forefront of musical exploration, through electronica, experimental pop and contemporary classical music. FAREWELL TO BASENT: A BENGALI YEAR-END CELEBRATIONTue 12 Apr / 7pm / Free Main SpaceSee Family pages

SOUMIK DATTA: SONIC BOOMWed 13 Apr / 7.30pm / Free Main SpaceA free series featuring new, eclectic musicians and genre-breaking music with musical styles from classical, punk, electronica, house, soul and rock.

SOUNDCRASH: JULIA BIELFri 15 Apr / 8pm / £15.50 adv Main SpaceJulia Biel inhabits distinctive musical territory combining the raw emotional power of her old-school-jazz-sounding vocal with backdrops that include elements of 1960s psychedelia, electronica-imbued acoustics, driving electric guitars and epic, cinematic arrangements. MAKING TRACKS: NIGHTSun 17 Apr / 8pm / £12, £10 adv / Main SpaceA ‘new school’ folk band from Katmandu, Night dive into the

rich Nepali musical culture, breathing new life into lost and endangered traditions, using rare instruments to create a stunning new sonic landscape.

LA LINEA: DAYMÉ + LA CLAVE (FILM SCREENING)Thu 21 Apr / 7.30pm / £15, £12 adv / Main SpaceDaymé Arocena, a musically skillful and charismatic new presence in Cuban music comes to London as part of La Linea Festival 2016. Plus screening of Havana Club Rumba Sessions: La Clave

LA LINEA: LA YEGROSFri 22 Apr / 8pm / £18, £15 adv Main Space La Yegros has been a powerful presence on Buenos Aires’ underground scene. Bringing a full live band to the digital Cumbia party, this is their long-awaited UK debut show.

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MarchTYPHOON EASTFri 4 – Sun 6 Mar / 4pm, 7.30pm £7 adv, £10, £12 two plays, £25 festival pass / UpstairsTyphoon East brings the best of dynamic new East Asian writing to London, showcasing six bold and exciting plays from British East Asian playwrights and across the East Asian diaspora. SHOW ME THE MONEYFri 11 Mar / 7.30pm / £7, £5 concs / UpstairsPerformance about the relationship artists have with TVUL �̀�L_WSVYPUN�[OL�ÄUHUJPHS�precariousness artists live with.

EASTERN EUROPEANS FOR DUMMIESFri 18 Mar / 4.30pm, 7.30pm £8, £6 concs / UpstairsWelcome to a brutal beginner’s guide to everyone’s favourite invaders. Share immigration experiences, step beyond the headlines and tell us what you really think.

GAUHAR JAANSat 19 Mar / 3pm / Free UpstairsMaharaja Bhawani Singh Bahadur, the King of Datia, is holding a coronation ceremony for his son and invites Gauhar Jaan to perform at the royal court, but a stalemate ensues between the two.

CRICK CRACK CLUB: 7 PRINCESSES OR HAFT PAYKAR OF NIZAMISat 19 Mar / 7.30pm / £9, £7 concs / UpstairsA wild Persian fairytale. Secret rooms, impatient passions, clever women, wigs, and a prince who wrestled his crown from the teeth of two wild lions to become King. Funny, poetic & erotic by turn. META Sun 20 Mar / 7pm / Pay what you can / UpstairsMeta is the story of young people, their lives and their brains. Science and art collide in this funny, powerful Forum Theatre show performed by young people from Cardboard Citizens Act Now programme.

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MEETING NAZRULFri 25 Mar / 7.30pm / £10, £8 concs / UpstairsPart of Freedom Week. The renowned vocalist Lucy Rahman collaborates with Kathak artist Amina Khayyam to imagine a meeting with Kazi Nazrul Islam, giant of Bengali literature, highlighting the topicality of his songs. CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY OF BANGLADESHSat 26 Mar / 12pm - 4pm / Free Main SpaceSee Music pages

GHUM BHANGAR GAAN: A TRIBUTE TO SALIL CHOWDHURYSun 3 Apr / 12pm – 5pm / Free Main SpaceSee Family pages

GOODNIGHT MASat 26 and Sun 27 Mar 7.30pm Sat, 3pm and 7.30pm Sun / £7, £5 concs / UpstairsPart of Freedom Week. We are taken into the innermost lives of two Bengali women. A sudden declaration by one, threatens their apparently cosy domesticity.

AprilMADE Fri 1 Apr / 7.30pm / £7, £5 concs / UpstairsPart of A Nation’s Theatre and Freedom Week. What’s the story behind the shirt on your back? Telling the story of millions of the workers thousands of miles away in Bangladesh, who make the clothes we wear.

SAMBA AND TEARSSun 3 Apr / 7.30pm / £10, £8 concs / Upstairs(�KHUJL�HUK�ÄST�KV\ISL�bill: Sivan Rubinstein and Experiential Dance present a multi-media night of movement, projection, cinematic scores, live headlines and musicians.

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ROOTS OF RUMBAFri 8 - Sat 9 April / 7.30pm / £12, £10 concs for performance, £15, £12 concs for performance and after party, £5 for after party / Upstairs An evening showcasing the incredible talents, cultures and skills within Latin Dance Theatre. Curated and hosted by Element Arts Company, followed by a day of workshops and a celebratory party. D-CODESun 10 Apr / 7.30pm / £12, £10 concs / UpstairsWhere do you come from? Where’s your home? What’s in your home? Award winning WLYMVYTLY�@HLS�2HYH]HU�reimagines our perceptions of origins in a globalized, multicultural world.

TAMASHA AND FREEDOM STUDIOS: TAXI TALES Fri 15 Apr / 7pm / £10, £8 concs Upstairs Part of A Nation’s Theatre. An exciting sneak preview of PUUV]H[P]L�ZP[L�ZWLJPÄJ�[OLH[YL�project Taxi Tales in which readings of monologues are performed by real life minicab drivers from Bradford. Followed by a Q&A with the project collaborators.

TO THE BONESat 16 and Sun 17 Apr / 7.30pm Sat, 6pm Sun / £10, £8 concs Upstairs/V^�[V�TLHZ\YL�H�SPML&�@LHYZ��TPSLZ[VULZ��TLTVYPLZ��achievements? Tantalising facts and fantastical tales inspired by ageing from The Tell Theatre.

THE BAGHDAD BATH HOUSEFri 22 and Sat 23 Apr / 7.30pm Fri, 3.30pm and 7.30pm Sat £15, £12 adv / Upstairs0U�HU�VSK�)H[O�/V\ZL�PU�H�poor quarter of Baghdad, two brothers become trapped due to the shelling outside. They are forced to confront dark truths about themselves as they delve into the past.

NIGHT AT THE THEATRE Sun 24 Apr / 3.30pm / £8, £6 concs / £25 family ticket (four people) / UpstairsPart of A Nation’s Theatre. Stopgap Dance present a fun, family adventure that celebrates the creativity in all of us, using dance, interaction and imaginative storytelling to ÄYL�[OL�PTHNPUH[PVU��

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ANDROID COP (CERT TBC)Fri 4 - Mon 7 March 0U�[OPZ�M\[\YPZ[PJ�ZJP��TV]PL��a cop and his robotic partner enter the Zone, a forbidden city inhabited by a disease-stricken populace. They discover the reason everyone is sick, and attempt to stop the illness.

BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE, 2D AND 3D (12A TBC)From Fri 25 Mar From director Zack Snyder (Man of Steel) and starring 6ZJHY�^PUULY�)LU�(ɊLJR�HZ�)H[THU�HUK�/LUY`�*H]PSS�HZ�Superman in the characters’ ÄYZ[�IPN�ZJYLLU�WHPYPUN���

CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR, 2D AND 3D (12A TBC)From Fri 29 AprPolitical interference in the Avengers’ activities causes a rift between former allies Captain America and Iron Man. Starring Chris Evans, Robert Downey Jr. and Scarlett Johansson.

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INDEPENDENT, DOCUMENTARY & LIVE EVENT CINEMANT LIVE: HANGMEN (15 LIVE) Thu 3 Mar / 7pm / £17.50, £15.50 members, £14.50 concsFollowing a sell-out run at London’s Royal Court Theatre, Olivier and Academy Award® winner Martin McDonagh returns to the West End with Matthew Dunster’s award-winning production of his deeply funny new WSH`�/HUNTLU�

DASH CAFÉ: BAKU: THE CITY OF ALI & NINOWed 16 Mar / 7.30pm / Free Main Space Ali & Nino: celebrating this famous love story by Kurban Said, Dash Arts screens Teresa

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Fri April 1 Sat April 2 Sun April 3 Mon April 4 Tue April 5

Mon April 11 Tue April 12 Wed April 13 Thu April 14 Fri April 15

Thu April 21 Fri April 22 Sat April 23 Sun April 24 Mon April 25

NT LIVE: HANGMEN(15 LIVE) 7pm

MAKING TRACKS: OTAVA YO 8pm

HAIL, CAESAR! (CERT TBC) From Fri 4 March

ANDROID COP (CERT TBC) From Fri 4 March

TYPHOON EAST 4pm, 7.30pm

ALSARAH & THE NUBATONES 8pm

TYPHOON EAST 4pm, 7.30pm

KERNOW IN THE CITY 7.30pm

FUN DMC 12pm - 4pm

TYPHOON EAST 4pm, 7.30pm

SMILE ACOUSTIC 6pm

ARAB WOMEN ARTISTS NOW 11am – 11pm

GRAND UNION YOUTH ORCHESTRA FREE WORKSHOP PROGRAMME 10am – 1.30pm

BENGAL TO BETHNAL GREEN 2pm - 5.30pmGHAZAL, THUMRI AND KHEYAL FESTIVAL 6.30pm

REBEL MUZIK 7.30pm

DASH CAFÉ: BAKU: THE CITY OF ALI & NINO 7.30pm

INSIGHT FILM FESTIVAL: THROUGH A DIFFERENT LENS 7pm

LIFE IN A TEA GARDEN Wed 23 Mar – Sat 2 Apr

UNFURLING BANGLADESH: THE PICTURE THROUGHHER EYES Wed 23 Mar – Sat 2 Apr

JAWDANCE 7.30pm

BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE, 2D AND 3D (12A TBC) From Fri 25 Mar

MEETING NAZRUL 7.30pm

SOUNDCRASH: ANCHORSONG 8pm

CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY OF BANGLADESH 12pm - 4pm

WHAT MATTERS? 1.30pm – 5pm

GOODNIGHT MA 7.30pm

BISHI: A VOCAL ODYSSEY 8pm

MADE 7.30pm

KANDA BONGO MAN 8pm

THE ENGLISH PEN MODERN LITERATURE FESTIVAL 2pm

A CELEBRATION OF EASTER 1916 6pm

GHUM BHANGAR GAAN: A TRIBUTE TO SALIL CHOWDHURY 12pm – 5pm

SMILE ACOUSTIC 6pm

SAMBA AND TEARS 7.30pm

PITCH TO THE MIX WINNER Time tbc

ETHIOPIA SKATE Tue 5 – Thu 28 Apr

ARTS CANTEEN:TEMENIK ELECTRIC 7.30pm

THE LONDON MOTH STORYSLAM: JOKERS 7.30pm

BIRD ON THE WIRE: LIIMA 7.30pm

FAREWELL TO BASENT: A BENGALI YEAR-END CELEBRATION 7pm

SOUMIK DATTA: SONIC BOOM 7.30pm

ACTING UP! 7.30pm TAMASHA AND FREEDOM STUDIOS: TAXI TALES 7pm

SOUNDCRASH: JULIA BIEL 8pm

LA LINEA: DAYMÉ + LA CLAVE (FILM SCREENING) 7.30pm

THE BAGHDAD BATH HOUSE 7.30pm

LA LINEA: LA YEGROS 8pm

THE BAGHDAD BATH HOUSE 3.30pm and 7.30pm

THE UNIVERSITY CAMARADE 7.30pm

BARDS WITHOUT BORDERS 8pm

WIGGLY JIGGLERS 1pm - 3pm

ALLSORTZ 1.30pm

NIGHT AT THE THEATRE 3.30pm

Tue/Wed March 1/2AN EVENING WITH THREE4 1 Mar / 8pm

ARAB WOMEN ARTISTS NOW: JULIANA YAZBECK 2 Mar / 8pm

TEXTURAL THREADS Wed 2 – Sat 19 Mar

ANA DJAZAIRI Wed 2 – Sat 19 Mar

OITIJ-JO 7.30pm

Mon March 7 Tue March 8 Wed March 9 Thu March 10 Fri March 11

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Wed April 6 Thu April 7 Fri April 8 Sat April 9 Sun April 10

Sat April 16 Sun April 17 Mon April 18 Tue April 19 Wed April 20

Tue April 26 Wed April 27 Thu April 28 Fri April 29 Sat April 30

WIGGLY JIGGLERS 1pm - 3pm

TECHNICOLOUR: FASHION X MUSIC X ART 7pm

FASHION AGAINST FUNDING CUTS 7.30pm

TRANS-SIBERIAN MARCH BAND PICK & MIX 8pm

ARTS CANTEEN: INESS MEZEL 8pm

SOUTH ASIAN WOMEN’S CREATIVE COLLECTIVE 7pm

SHOW ME THE MONEY 7.30pm

N3RDISTAN 8pm

TONGUE FU 8pm EASTERN EUROPEANS FOR DUMMIES 4.30pm + 7.30pm

ULRICH SCHNAUSS + NAT URAZMETOVA 8pm

TOMORROW’S WARRIORS JAZZ JAM SESSION 1pm - 4pm

GAUHAR JAAN 3pm

KNOCK2BAG COMEDY NIGHT 7pm

CRICK CRACK CLUB: 7 PRINCESSES OR HAFT PAYKAR OF NIZAMI 7.30pm

MWALIMU EXPRESS 2pm – 5.30pm

ALLSORTZ 8pm

META 7pm

WIGGLY JIGGLERS 1pm - 3pm

MUSIC SPACE LIVE 6.15pm

GOODNIGHT MA 3pm and 7.30pm

BENGALI BAUL AND VAISHNAV MUSIC FESTIVAL 6.30pm

BRITISH BANGLADESHI SHOWCASE 7.30pm

BRASS MASK +CHARLES HAYWARD 8pm

MOVIMIENTOS 8pm

RICH MIX 10TH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION - PAUL TREVOR PHOTOGRAPHS Wed 6 Apr – Mon 2 May

SOUNDSCRASH:AKUA NARU 8pm

ROOTS OF RUMBA 7.30pm

ARABS ARE NOT FUNNY 8pm

ROOTS OF RUMBA 7.30pm

ARTS CANTEEN:TEMENIK ELECTRIC 7.30pm

GRAND UNION YOUTH ORCHESTRA FREE WORKSHOP PROGRAMME 10am – 1.30pm

BENGAL TO BETHNAL GREEN 2pm - 5.30pm

KEVIN DAVY’S MONSTER JAM 7.30pm

D-CODE 7.30pm

TOMORROW’S WARRIORS JAZZ JAM SESSION 1pm - 4pm

KNOCK2BAG COMEDY NIGHT 7pm

TO THE BONE 7.30pm

SOUNDHOPPERS 11am – 12pm

MWALIMU EXPRESS 2pm – 5.30pm

TO THE BONE 6pm

MAKING TRACKS: NIGHT 8pm

LA LINEA (details tbc) DASH CAFÉ: THE BEAR NEXT DOOR, LIVING WITH RUSSIA AS YOUR NEIGHBOUR 7.30pm

JAWDANCE 7.30pm LA LINEA: (details tbc) CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR, 2D AND 3D(12A TBC) From Fri 29 Apr

LITERATURE AND ACTIVISM 7.30pm

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WIGGLY JIGGLERSMon 7 + 21 Mar, 11 + 25 Apr 1pm - 3pm / £4 per child Main SpaceAt these creative movement sessions, give your children the space and freedom to move in ways that support their development and their imaginations.

BENGAL TO BETHNAL GREENSun 13 Mar + Apr 10 / 2pm - 5.30pm / Free / Main SpaceCelebrating Bengali culture in East London, this is a monthly event directed by Grand Union’s well-known [HISH�WSH`LY�@V\Z\M�(SP�2OHU��featuring musicians from the Grand Union Orchestra and much loved singers.

TOMORROW’S WARRIORS JAZZ JAM SESSIONSat 19 Mar + 16 Apr / 1pm - 4pm / Free / Main SpaceSee Music pages MWALIMU EXPRESSSun 20 Mar + 17 Apr / 2pm – 5.30pm / Free / Main SpaceLondon’s original monthly Pan African family adventure. 0[»Z�HSS�HIV\[�SP]L�T\ZPJ��ÄST��games and dance from the

Motherland. It’s free and incredibly friendly for families and singletons. CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY OF BANGLADESHSat 26 Mar / 12pm - 4pm / Free Main SpaceSee Music pages GHUM BHANGAR GAAN: A TRIBUTE TO SALIL CHOWDHURYSun 3 Apr / 12pm – 5pm / Free Main SpacePart of Freedom Week. Satyen Sen School of performing Arts Presents Ghum Bhangar Gaan - a tribute to the legendary Indian composer Salil Chowdhury. The programme includes a children’s performance, art competition, dance, poetry and music.

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FAREWELL TO BASENT: A BENGALI YEAR-END CELEBRATIONTue 12 Apr / 7pm / Free Main SpaceArts organisation, Noboborsho

Udjapon Porishod, celebrates the Bengali year-end with live music, dance and colourful Bengali rituals.

SOUNDHOPPERSSun Apr 17 / 11am – 12pm Free, but reserve tickets:V\UK/VWWLYZ�PZ�H�ZV\UK�exploration playgroup run I`�>HQPK�@HZLLU�HUK�/LSLU�Frosi, aimed for children aged between 5-11 years old.

-(403@�:<5+(@:�(;�90*/�40?Each and every Sunday we host fun and creative activities for families. From our Kids’ Cine Time MHTPS`�ÄST�ZJYLLUPUNZ��[V�theatre shows, workshops, MLZ[P]HSZ�̸HUK�Z[VY`[LSSPUN��there’s something for everyone. All of the activities are low cost or [V[HSS`�MYLL�HUK�^L�VɈLY�great facilities to make your visit an enjoyable one.

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SPOKEN WORDMarchSOUTH ASIAN WOMEN’S CREATIVE COLLECTIVE Fri 11 Mar / 7pm / Free UpstairsA meeting of SAWCC London (pronounced ‘saucy’), who nurture multi-disciplinary British South Asian female creative expression. REBEL MUZIKSun 13 Mar / 7.30pm / £8 Main SpaceSee Music pages

DASH CAFÉ: BAKU: THE CITY OF ALI & NINOWed 16 Mar / 7.30pm / Free Main Space See Film pages

TONGUE FUThu 17 Mar / 8pm / £8, £6 concs / Main SpacePoet Chris Redmond invites the UK’s sharpest poets, storytellers, comedians and writers to perform. With genre-hopping improvised soundtracks from the Tongue Fu band and improvised films-on-the-fly from design studio CR&D. KNOCK2BAG COMEDY NIGHTSat 19 Mar + 16 Apr / 7pm £12, £8 adv / Main SpaceKnock2bag, one of 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.

JAWDANCEWed 23 Mar + 27 Apr / 7.30pm Free / Main Space / Unreserved SeatingWe welcome back the spoken word maestros. OITIJ-JOThu 24 Mar / 7.30pm / Free Main SpaceSee Music pages WHAT MATTERS?Sat 26 Mar / 1.30pm – 5pm Free / UpstairsJoin the Everyday Muslim project for a pivotal conversation exploring the challenges and opportunities of creating and preserving British Muslim heritage. CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY OF BANGLADESHSat 26 Mar / 12pm - 4pm / Free Main SpaceSee Music pages

BRITISH BANGLADESHI SHOWCASETue 29 Mar / 7.30pm / Free Main SpacePart of Freedom Week. Join Poet in the City for a lively evening celebrating the best in contemporary British Bangladeshi poetry, featuring an eclectic mix of performers.

April THE ENGLISH PEN MODERN LITERATURE FESTIVALSat 2 Apr / 2pm / Free / UpstairsOver 30 contemporary English writers in the literary and avant-garde traditions present new works, each in tribute to a writer who is part of the English PEN Writers-at-Risk programme.

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GHUM BHANGAR GAAN: A TRIBUTE TO SALIL CHOWDHURYSun 3 Apr / 12pm – 5pm / Free Main SpaceSee Family pages

THE LONDON MOTH STORYSLAM: JOKERSTue 5 Apr / 7.30pm / £8 Main SpaceThe Moth StorySLAMs are open-mic storytelling competitions held in twenty-Ä]L�JP[PLZ�^VYSK^PKL��3PZ[LU�[V��VY�ZOHYL��H�Ä]L�TPU\[L�story on the night’s theme.

ARABS ARE NOT FUNNYFri 8 Apr / 8pm / £15 incl drink Main Space(M[LY�Ä]L�ZVSK�V\[�LKP[PVUZ��Arts Canteen’s comedy night returns with new line-up of comedians representing the Arab world and looking for an opportunity to showcase their talents. All acts will be in English.

ACTING UP!Thu 14 Apr / 7.30pm / £10, £8.50 concs / Main SpaceThe improvised comedy ZOV^�^OLYL�@6<�[OL�audience are the judge. Ashley J & Tee-J go head to head with teams creating comedy madness, from your suggestions. Umpired by DJ Bradley Charles.

DASH CAFÉ: THE BEAR NEXT DOOR, LIVING WITH RUSSIA AS YOUR NEIGHBOURWed 20 Apr / 7.30pm / Free Main Space25 years after the end of the Soviet Union, how does Russia look from over the garden fence? Another probing Dash Café asks the

hard and human questions about post-Soviet regional politics. THE UNIVERSITY CAMARADESat 23 Apr / 7.30pm / Free UpstairsOver 10 new collaborative works written by pairs of young poets will be premiered.

BARDS WITHOUT BORDERS Sat 23 Apr / 8pm / £10, £8 concs / Main SpaceBards Without Borders presents a night of poetry, eulogy, music and revelry commemorating the 400th

anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death, bringing together London poets & musicians from refugee and migrant backgrounds.

LITERATURE AND ACTIVISMTue 26 Apr / 7.30pm / £6 Main SpaceBringing refugee experiences home. In a time of heightened public engagement with the refugee crisis, what role does literature play in deepening our understanding? Panel discussion & launch of a new book Breach, which brings home experiences from Calais.

,?/0)0;065:MarchTEXTURAL THREADS Wed 2 – Sat 19 Mar / Free Mezzanine GalleryPart of Arab Women Artists Now. Textural Threads features the work of female Arab artists VM�KPɈLYLU[�NLULYH[PVUZ�HUK�experiences. Their artwork illustrates varying energies and concerns, as well as [LJOUPX\LZ��PUÅ\LUJLZ��interests and themes. ANA DJAZAIRIWed 2 – Sat 19 Mar / Free Lower Café GalleryPart of Arab Women Artists Now. This exhibition seeks to showcase the variety of the migrated diaspora, challenge cultural stereotypes, and reconnects us with our heritage through interviews of British Algerians by the artist Nadira Amrani.

LIFE IN A TEA GARDENWed 23 Mar – Sat 2 Apr / Free MezzaninePart of Freedom Week. The inside story and way of life of a tea garden in Bangladesh, which was designed some 200 years ago by the East India Company.

UNFURLING BANGLADESH: THE PICTURE THROUGH HER EYESWed 23 Mar - Sat 2 Apr / Free Lower Café GalleryPart of Freedom Week. Intimate, pure and unconventional, this exhibition shows the world as seen through the eyes of Bangladeshi surfer girls and garment factory workers. Realised through participatory photography projects.

AprilETHIOPIA SKATE Tue 5 – Thu 28 Apr / Free Lower Café GalleryDaniel Reiter’s photo series documenting the rising skate culture of Addis Ababa and capturing the hopes and dreams of young Ethiopian skaters. RICH MIX 10TH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION - PAUL TREVOR PHOTOGRAPHS Wed 6 Apr – Mon 2 May Free / Mezzanine GalleryTo commemorate Rich Mix’s tenth birthday we have invited celebrated East London photographer Paul Trevor to delve into his personal archive and select 25 images made in the neighbourhood.

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FESTIVALSARAB WOMEN ARTISTS NOW

Sat 12 Mar / 11am – 11pm / £3 daytime, £15 evening Various SpacesThe festival aims to increase the visibility of Arab women artists in the UK and beyond, exposing new audiences to their work. See Music and Exhibitions pages.

FREEDOM WEEKThu 24 Mar - Sat 2 Apr Celebrating the 45th anniversary of Bangladesh’s independence, with some of the most exciting, cutting edge and thought-provoking contemporary artists working in the UK, Bangladesh and beyond. OITIJ-JOThu 24 Mar / 7.30pm / Free Main SpaceSee Music pages

MEETING NAZRULFri 25 Mar / 7.30pm / £10, £8 concs / UpstairsSee Performance pages

CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY OF BANGLADESHSat 26 Mar / 12pm - 4pm / Free Main SpaceSee Music pages

BISHI: A VOCAL ODYSSEYSat 26 Mar / 8pm / Free Main Space See Music pages

GOODNIGHT MASat 26 + Sun 27 Mar / 7.30pm Sat, 3pm and 7.30pm Sun / £7, £5 concs / UpstairsSee Performance pages

BENGALI BAUL AND VAISHNAV MUSIC FESTIVALSun 27 Mar / 6.30pm / Free Main SpaceSee Music pages

BRITISH BANGLADESHI SHOWCASETue 29 Mar / 7.30pm / Free Main SpaceSee Spoken Word pages

MADE Fri 1 Apr / 7.30pm / £7, £5 concs / UpstairsSee Performance pages

GHUM BHANGAR GAAN: A TRIBUTE TO SALIL CHOWDHURYSun 3 Apr / 12pm – 5pm / Free Main SpaceSee Family pages

UNFURLING BANGLADESH: THE PICTURE THROUGH HER EYESWed 23 Mar - Sat 2 Apr / Free Lower Café GallerySee Exhibition pages

LIFE IN A TEA GARDENWed 23 Mar – Sat 2 Apr / Free MezzanineSee Exhibition pages

LA LINEA FESTIVAL

Mon 18, Thu 21, Fri 22, Thu 28 AprLondon’s Latin music festival returns.

LA LINEA: DAYMÉ + LA CLAVE (FILM SCREENING)Thu 21 Apr / 7.30pm / £15, £12 adv / Main SpaceSee Music pagesCheck website for up to date information

A NATION’S THEATRE

Fri Apr 1 – Fri May 27Celebrating theatre from around the UK.

MADE Fri 1 Apr / 7.30pm / £7, £5 concs / UpstairsSee Performance pages

TAMASHA AND FREEDOM STUDIOS: TAXI TALES Fri 15 Apr / 7pm / £10, £8 concs Upstairs See Performance pages

NIGHT AT THE THEATRE Sun 24 Apr / 3.30pm / £8, £6 concessions / £25 family ticket (four people) / UpstairsSee Performance pages

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TEN YEARS OF MUSIC ARTS AND CULTURE IN THE EAST END.

April 2016 is Rich Mix’s tenth birthday and we will be celebrating all year long with ten artist commissions and a series of very special events, focusing on the rich artistic heritage and future of East London. April sees these special events begin with a photography exhibition documenting the changes in Brick Lane and Bethnal Green over the last 30 years, plus a very special concert that’s not to be TPZZLK��:V�^OL[OLY�P[»Z�[OLH[YL��T\ZPJ��KHUJL��ZWVRLU�^VYK�VY�ÄST�[OH[�NL[Z�`V\�going, we want to celebrate ten years with you.

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TECHNICOLOUR: FASHION X MUSIC X ARTMon 7 Mar / 7pm / £7 £5 adv/concs / Main SpaceRingMasterz Events presents an evening of fashion with H�[^PZ[��4\ZPJ��KHUJL��ÄST��theatre and poetry converge to showcase ten fashion brands in a unique way.

GRAND UNION YOUTH ORCHESTRA FREE WORKSHOP PROGRAMMESun 13 Mar +10 Apr / 10am – 1.30pm / Free / Main Space London’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.

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PITCH TO THE MIX WINNER Mon 4 Apr / Details tbc Main SpaceIn partnership with somewhere_to we’ll be announcing the winner of Pitch to The Mix.

ETHIOPIA SKATE Tue 5 – Thu 28 Apr / Free Lower Café Gallery See Exhibition pages

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MUSIC OWINY SIGOMAFri 27 May 8pm / £15, £12.50 adv, £10.50 early bird Main SpaceA complex, constantly evolving musical relationship now in its ÄM[O�`LHY��6^PU`�:PNVTH�HYL�¸H�gloriously upbeat exercise in (MYPJHU�WVW¹�Guardian.

SPOKEN WORD DIY CULTURES 2016Sun 29 May 2016 / 12pm to 7pm / Free / Various(�KH`�SVUN�MLZ[P]HS�VM�aPULZ��artist books, comics, talks, ÄSTZ��^VYRZOVWZ��WS\Z�HU�exhibition.

PERFORMANCE SALAAMFri 13 May 7.30pm / £12, £10 concs / Upstairs:HSHHT�TLHUPUN�ºWLHJL»�PZ�:VUPH�:HIYP�*VTWHU`»Z�SH[LZ[�stunning creation. This double-bill programme cleverly weaves a dialogue between live music and Kathak dance, celebrating harmony, inner–stillness and [OL�ZPTWSL�ISPZZ�VM�ILPUN�HSP]L�

INDUSTRIALISING INTIMACYSat 14 May, 7.30pm / Upstairs £10, £8 concs(U�VYPNPUHS�^VYR�VM�contemporary music theatre PU]LZ[PNH[PUN�[OL�SVZZ�VM�privacy in our society. *VUJLP]LK�I`�,SHPUL�4P[JOLULY�in collaboration with Dam Van Huynh, George Lewis and David Toop.

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THE THADOWS LOOM AND THE SUN IS BLACKFri 27 May 7.30pm / £10, £8 concs / UpstairsThis cinematic installation follows a couple who, after witnessing an unsettling argument, begin to question the nature of their relationship. They soon realise not all is as it seems.

MY SOUL IS ALIGHTSun 26 June 2016 / 6.30pm upstairs / £12, £10 concsKadam/Pulse presents a double bill of dance and music featuring two exceptional young dancers, Parbati Chaudhuri (Kathak) and Katie Ryan (Odissi), with vocalist Ranjana Ghatak and violinist May Robertson.

EXHIBITIONS HOLA MAHALLA: THE FORGOTTEN FESTIVALWed 4 – Fri 20 May / All day free / Lower café galleryHola Mahalla is a little known Sikh festival that takes place annually in Anandpur, India. Dubbed the Sikh Olympics, it PU]VS]LZ�Z^VYK�ÄNO[Z��KHYPUN�horse stunts and spiritualism.

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