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Acoustic Lounge Acoustic Lounge is back! Expect lots of new artists from the local scene, and some old faces return to entertain you. 10 and a half hours of fantastic FREE live music.
Stacy Makishi The Making of Bull: The True Story is a fusion of physical theatre, music, film and text. There is also a workshop on Friday 10th February 2012.
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On the Edge and Scarborough Literature Festival presents: Stacy Makishi – ‘The Making of Bull: The True Story’

Date: Saturday 11th February 2012
Time: Performance - 4pm
Venue: Scarborough Campus, University of Hull, Filey Road, Scarborough

Tickets: £5

Here lies a true story about lies, Fargo, maps, donut holes, murder, secrets, kidnaps and how to get lucky. It’s a tall tale and a love story that goes anywhere but straight. Part mystery, part satire, part How to Make A Performance…it’s about partings and the absence that defines us. Arts Admin Logo The Making of Bull: The True Story is a fusion of physical theatre, music, film and text. The stage is a battleground between truth and lies; what’s spoken and what’s omitted; what’s fiction and what is documentary.

Stacy Makishi finally comes out and tells the whole truth as she brings forth an elliptical tale trying hard not to tell itself. Just what is she hiding? You’ll have to see it to believe it.

There is also a workshop on Friday 10th February 2012, 2.00pm to 5.00pm at Scarborough Campus, Hull University.