TICKETED EVENTS
23-25
Jan
Off Season Margate
Off Season presents Adam Hogarth’s Battle Cat, an anthropological vision of humanity 900 years after extinction. Set at Jarman’s Point, the exhibition blends climate catastrophe, myth and personal narrative, alongside artist talks, communal knitting, soup performance, and mask-making ritual events.
31
Jan
Seder
Through spoken word, dance, theatre and live music, Adam Kammerling explores the stories we carry and how we tell them. Rooted in the Jewish ritual of Seder, this work asks what survival means in turbulent times and how we pass it on. Responding to the ongoing oppression of the Palestinian people, it challenges how we hold loyalty, grief and renewal.
4
Feb
Something Borrowed
Harry Baker’s much loved Something Borrowed returns to ARK with special guest writer and performer Georgie Jones. Known for her humour, wit and warmth, Goergie was a Roundhouse Poetry Slam finalist, before joining the Roundhouse Poetry Collective and subsequently spent a year as Roundhouse Resident Artist. Her work combines spoken word, stand up and storytelling and has been commissioned by China Plate, MAC, Warwick Arts Centre, and In Good Company. She has performed in theatres, at festivals and on radio stations all over the UK.
28-1
Feb / Mar
Tiny Planet
Imagine a whole world no bigger than a house. A planet that can be explored in a matter of minutes, yet it is the centre of a galaxy. With breathtaking puppetry, original live folk songs and stunning live camera projection, uncover the mysteries that keep this little globe turning. Half a String’s Tiny Planet carries echos of The Little Prince, inviting you on a journey to explore how we all can sometimes feel impossibly small and infinitely gigantic. Suitable for audiences 5+
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