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Marlborough Productions to present Live Art Social on Friday, April 1

Marlborough Productions is to return with its first live performance event since 2020 at Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts on Friday, April 1 from 8pm

Marlborough Productions (MP) is to return with its first live performance event since 2020 at Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts on Friday, April 1 from 8pm.

Live Art Social is a chance for MP’s nearest and dearest creatives to join them for an evening of short ‘n’ sharp performances from Emma Frankland, Subira, Midgitte Bardot, Harry Clayton-Wright, Symone, I am Fya and YES MEL (DJ set).

MP say: “We left the Marlborough Pub & Theatre two years ago, and during these unsettling times we became a registered charity, and continued to support the UK’s best queer performance artists.

“Live Art Social is a chance to reconnect as part of our beloved audience community, and we’ll round off the night with that dance you’ve been craving!”

For tickets and accessibility info, CLICK HERE.

This event is FREE for Marly Mates (including one guest): become a Marly Mate from £30/year

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