Laurie Anderson’s Another Day in America UK Premiere

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  • Date: 21 Apr 2012
  • Time: 8pm
  • Venue: Sheffield City Hall Ballroom
  • Ticket Price: Performance only: £24.50 (£20 concessions) / Combined ticket: £31.50 (£27 concessions)
  • Telephone: 0114 2789 789
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Sensoria is proud to be opening this year’s festival with the UK premiere of Laurie Anderson’s latest work, Another Day in America (aka DirtDay!).

Laurie Anderson’s genre-crossing work encompasses performance, film, music, installation, writing, photography and sculpture.

Continuing her groundbreaking work with voice filters, story telling and music,  Another Day in America will feature Anderson’s stories about life in contemporary America. Politics, desire, portraits of cities and people combine with Anderson’s hallucinatory use of language to make up an epic description of the current American landscape.

Illusion, memory and the shifting states of American culture have been Anderson’s subjects since the late ’70′s. Another Day in America will take on the volatile present.

“Politicians are essentially story tellers. They describe the world as it is and also as they think it should be. As a fellow story teller, it seems like a really good time to think about how words can literally create the world.” 

The evening will feature electric violin, keyboards and electronics.

The performance follows a special, pre-festival Artist Talk by Laurie on Friday 20th April evening at Upper Chapel.

Tickets for the Artist Talk and the performance may be purchased individually. A limited number of combined tickets for both events are also available.

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