What’s on
The Primordial Drum: A Journey into Sound and Self
Immerse yourself in the primal rhythms of the primordial drum, complemented by the enchanting sounds of traditional instruments like flutes, monochords, singing bowls and chimes.
Breath Led With Lucy At The Mount Without
Join Lucy for an immersion in transformational breathwork and Kundalini Global Yoga in the stunning candlelit setting of The Mount Without where we’ll be accessing altered states of being.
New Moon Sound Bath & Guided Meditation with Annette & RounikK
Annette and Rounik weave high vibrations into a heart-felt space using ancient, healing instruments such as chakra singing bowls, gongs, monochords, special chimes, Light Language vocals and other sacred sounds.
Gavin Fairhall Lever GIG
A tangle of roots from Northern Ireland, Cornwall and Norfolk gives exuberant life to a truly contemporary folk music, full of thorns and flowers.
CRASHOUT
CRASHOUT is a new site-specific solo work by Marikiscrycrycry that takes in IMPERMANENCE's new home for dance in Bristol.
Dark Alchemy presents: Sieben / Slow Knife / DSCM
Alternative / lyrical / industrial-tinged electro-pop
AFTER ALL
AFTER ALL is a show about death by Solène Weinachter. It is a celebration of our vulnerable and courageous existence.
Songs of the Bulbul
Songs of the Bulbul, a new dance work by Aakash Odedra with choreography by Rani Khanam and music by Rushil Ranjan.
TO BE CONTINUED
An evening of works in development from IMPERMANENCE Directors Roseanna Anderson & Josh Ben-Tovim plus special guests.
ELEFANTIN
A Dance-theatre-satire By Cree Barnett-Williams exploring the human hopes of a plastic icon.
Hope Hunt and the Ascension into Lazarus
By Oona Doherty. Hope Hunting lies between the lines of physical theatre, social proclamation and dance.
Life Drawing @ TMW
Stokes Croft's long-running untutored life drawing class, Life Drawing in Bristol, comes to The Mount Without for a special one-off life drawing session.
THE BEAUTY OF CHANGE : SOLO EXHIBITION
Join us for our second in house exhibition of the year, introducing photographer Sarah Davis to the crypt, with a collection of experimental photographs which hold a great focus on Bristol.