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RUSSELL BRAND: 33


With a title like 33, and tickets priced at – would you look at that? – £33.33, there seems to be a running Christ-like theme to Russell Brand’s return to touring. Back doing stand-up “on the strangeness of the last 18 months,” the ever-humble comedian will offer his on-brand take on what normalcy means now. (Sold out, but keep an eye on resales.)


New Theatre, Cardiff, Mon 8 Nov. Tickets: £33.33. Info: newtheatrecardiff.co.uk


GENTLE/RADICAL: TURNER PRIZE 2021


One of the history-making five collectives nominated for this year’s Turner Prize, Gentle/ Radical are striving for social change in Wales. An artist-run project that “believes in the power of small nations,” Gentle/Radical were as shocked as any to be recognised for the British art world’s most prestigious award. Their Turner exhibition includes video, audio, text-based and printed works, with the winner announced on Wed 1 Dec.


Herbert Art Gallery & Museum, Coventry, until Wed 12 Jan. Admission: FREE Info: gentleradical.org


EXPERIMENTICA21


With the return of Chapter’s festival of live art to Cardiff, so the city’s cultural landscape becomes a little more thought-provoking and diverse. As with previous years, there’s a ‘pay what you can’ policy, for extra inclusivity in fields sometimes accused of elitism, and Experimentica begins in terrific looking fashion with Elaine Mitchener’s performance The Rolling Calf: a combo of free improvisation and spoken word through a Black Power lens.


Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff, Thurs 4- Sun 7 Nov. Admission: pay what you decide. Info: 029 2030 4400 / chapter.org


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Anushiye Yarnell


Michal Iwanowski


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