Events, Rubella Ballet

Women in Punk – Punk It Up! event

Date: July 25, 2017Author: Rich Cross 0 Comments

Women in Punk - poster - Punk It Up!

Women in Punk

Punk It Up!
Saturday 12 August 2017, 18:00-23:00
The National Videogame Arcade
24-32 Carlton Street
Nottingham
NG1 1NN

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For the 4th event of the Punk It Up! festival, I am excited to be hosting a fab group of women who made their own inimitable mark on the UK punk scene. This is going to be brilliant!

Running Order for the event:

1. Screening of She’s a Punk Rocker

2. Q&A with director Zillah Minx of Rubella Ballet.

3. Celeste Bell, Poly Styrene’s daughter and musician/vocalist with Tabloid Girls

4. Gaye Black, The Adverts/artist

Ruth Elias, from Hagar the Womb, will facilite the conversations. DJs Coop and Gary from The Xrays and Sonia and Dean – Uncensored! You do not want to miss this!.

PLEASE NOTE: due to change of venue, with smaller capacity, you must book a ticket for this event. Please donate if you can, or book a free ticket.

UPDATE 26 July 2017: All tickets for this event have now SOLD OUT. To join the waiting list for any cancelled or returned tickets, see the Punk It Up! Facebook page.

Women in Punk - Punk It Up!

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