Lights on the Hill. A neighbourhood project putting cut-outs made by the community into shop and business windows along Hartshill Road.

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Lights on the Hill. A neighbourhood project putting cut-outs made by the community into shop and business windows along Hartshill Road.
Rehearsals well under way for #lostpostoffice at B Arts next week
Hush Hush Cinema #6 saw our audience punk’d and disco’d all night following a disastrous overbooking at our secret venue, the former Conservative Club in Newcastle-under-Lyme, before discovering lost Britflick Whatever Happened to Harold Smith?
Our audience in the Intimate Portrait Studio at #hushushcinema number five on Friday October 10.
Our live cinema event programme now funded by North West Central Film Hub staged another fantastic evening themed around the Powell and Pressburger classic on Oct 10.
Watch The Birdie at Wednesbury Market, part of the education and community work around the exhibiton 400 Years of the Selfie at Wednesbury Museum and Art Gallery
B Arts at Sandwell Museums Open House with #WatchTheBirdie, a Photo Booth activity as part of public programme around 400 Years of the Selfie exhibition at Wednesbury Museum and Art Gallery
The Salmagundi, our immersive theatre digital theatre installation for young people aged 9-13, in City Central Library. It is touring to libraries throughout the city over the next three years.
Portable QR code installations from our Listening to Longton project finale, featuring these, walking tours, bunting and tea.
The audience for Hush Hush Cinema Edition 4 in their fantastic forties outfits.
Promo film from the Hush Hush Cinema #4 live film event on Sun March 9th.
Hush Hush Cinema #4 on Sunday immersed the audience in a seedy forties underbelly of insurance fraud, infidelity and murder. Our audience heeded the call to come in period dress and met in a pub in central Stoke. They were whisked away to a mystery venue where they were interrogated about their claims on arrival, could smarten up for a job interview, visit the bar for pink fizz and iced teas. All of this was topped off by our headline film, the superb Double Indemnity.
Our next Hush Hush Cinema event is on Sunday Mar 9 at a secret location in stoke-on-Trent. It has a black and white feel and here are some photos from the venue used in our teaser marketing.
Hush Hush Cinema at the Potteries museum and art Gallery. Our third site-specific live theatre event was an afterdark adventure in the museum culminating in a showing of Night In The Museum.
The Lost Post Office Performance and installation for families in the former Spode Works
The lost Post Office Performance and installation for families in the former Spode Works
Newcastle Lantern Parade.
Community organised and crowd funded lantern parade in Newcastle-under-Lyme
B Arts co-ordinated a Community Parade to welcome the Olympic Torch t Stoke-on-Trent on May 30, 2012. The event involved over 90 schools and 1500 participants.