What’s On At Seven Art Space: January 2010 – February 2010
10th January 2010
1.00pm - 4.00pm
Afternoon Jazz – John Taylor’s Latin Quintet
Jon Taylor’s Latin Quintet featuring Jon Taylor sax and flute and vocalist Kate Peters
Tickets £5, concs £4, kids under 16 FREE
11th January 2010
8.00pm
Screen Seven – Of Time and the City (certificate 12A)
Archive film of the 40s, 50s and 60s of Liverpool director Terence Davies’s home town. This is a glorious movie sound-tracked with Davies’s own narration and evocative period music.
Tickets £5, concs £3.50
17th January 2010
1.00pm – 4.00pm
Afternoon Jazz – Centreline
Centreline with Darren Altman on drums, Russell van den Berg on sax, Mike Outram on guitar, Simon Colam on piano and Jon Harvey on bass.
Tickets £5, concs £4, kids under 16 FREE
18th January 2010
8.00pm
Screen Seven – Welcome To The Sticks (certificate 12A)
This year’s runaway success in France where it chalked up an incredible 18 million admissions. Heartwarming, fish-out-of-water comedy full of easy humour that translates well to British screens.
Tickets £5, concs £3.50
24th January 2010
1.00pm – 4.00pm
Afternoon Jazz – PMQ
PMQ featuring Phil Meadows on saxes, John Sandham on bass, Chris Illingworth on piano and Tommy Evans on drums
Tickets £5, concs £4, kids under 16 FREE
25th January 2010
8.00pm
Screen Seven – The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas (certificate 12A)
A vivid adaptation of John Boyne’s much-admired 2006 novel of the same name about the nine-year-old son of a German Commander General who befriends a young Jew.
Tickets £5, concs £3.50
29th January 2010
7.30pm
SAA – UK – Indus
Indian classical dance.
24th January 2010
1.00pm – 4.00pm
Afternoon Jazz – Paragon
Featuring German guitarist Uli Elbracht, Saxman Peter Ehwald and Mathias Nowak on bass with Arthur Lea on piano, tenor horn and John Scott drums and percussions
Tickets £5, concs £4, kids under 16 FREE
1st February 2010
8.00pm
Screen Seven – O’Horten (certificate 12A)
O’Horten is a “comedy of retirement” in which long-time servants of public and private institutions listen to patronising speeches, receive their gold-plated watches and head off into life’s uncertain twilight. 
Tickets £5, concs £3.50
8th February 2010
8.00pm
Screen Seven – Anything For Her (Pour Elle) (certificate 15)
Taut, Gallic thriller about a wife and mother who is suddenly arrested on suspicion of murder.
Tickets £5, concs £3.50
25th February 2010
8.00pm
Seven Jazz – The Pete Churchill Trio
Pete Churchill – vocals and piano, Sam Watts on bass and Dave Wickins on drums.
26th February 2010
SAA – UK – Evening of Romantic Music and Dance
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