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Tramway

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Tramway

25 Albert Drive

Glasgow, G41 2PE

Scotland

Box office: 0845 330 3501

Phone: 0141 422 2023

3 Jul 2007

3 Jul 2007

Events at Tramway

Found 6 events at this location.
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bahok
Location	Date	Tickets
	Choreographer Akram Khan joins forces with acclaimed writer Hanif Kureishi and multi award-winning composer Nitin Sawhney, bringing together a new company of nine dancers in collaboration with China's classical ballet flagship company, the National Ballet of China. The resulting piece, 'bahok', is a new take on the story of the Tower of Babel.
Tramway, Glasgow	22 May–24 May 8.00	0845 330 3501 £12 (£6)

How do you like my landscape
Location	Date	Tickets
	Belgian performers Manah Depauw and Bernard Van Eeghem attempt to redefine the place of the human body in society, in a series of episodes set 2000 years apart against the same landscape.
Tramway, Glasgow	15 May–16 May 8.00	0845 330 3501 £8 (£5)

In the Flesh
Location	Date	Tickets
	A four minute stereoscopic 'dance screen installation' by choreographer and filmmaker Billy Cowie, in which the audience wear 3-D glasses.
Tramway, Glasgow	9 May–24 May Tue–Fri 10.00am–5.00; Sat & Sun 12.00–5.00	0845 330 3501

Lipstick and Lollypops
Location	Date	Tickets
	Deafinitely Theatre, the only Deaf-led professional theatre company in the UK, presents a comedy-drama about the lives and loves of a group of deaf women. Set in the ladies toilet of a London nightclub.
Tramway, Glasgow	6 Jun 7.30	0845 330 3501 £8 (£4)

Rachel Mimiec: (Betual Pendula) Silver Birch
Location	Date	Tickets
	This exhibition of new work is the culmination of Mimiec's experiences as artist in residence in Tramway's Hidden Gardens. Includes sculptural and paper-based pieces. 'Part of Glasgow International 2008'
Tramway, Glasgow	11 Apr–18 May	0845 330 3501

Something No Less Important Than Nothing, Nothing No Less Important Than Something
Location	Date	Tickets
	First Scottish exhibition in some years from Jonathon Monk, whose cross-media works glance back at the 1960s and 1970s to explore, through humour, irreverence or nostalgia, his place as an artist in the twenty-first century.'Part of Glasgow International 2008'
Tramway, Glasgow	11 Apr–18 May	0845 330 3501

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