PinDrop + TMD Media Presents:

With his first Oxford gig in many years, Sebastian Reynolds is bringing his live AV performance to the city. The show features a host of special guests and a live band and Sebastian will perform tracks from his acclaimed debut album Canary as well as works from his extensive catalogue. Having cut his teeth on the Oxford scene with legendary acts such as Keyboard Choir, The Evenings, Sexy Breakfast, Flights of Helios, The Epstein and many more, this will be a very special night.

Sebastian is joined by Bloody Fiasco who feature Brickwork Lizards and Big Speakers legend Don Mac and ex Keyboard Choir and Borderville synthist Woody Woodhouse. Opening will be bedd, fronted by ex Medal/The Daisies singer Jamie Hyatt, bedd will be performing a special electronica set.

Performing as part of the Swindon Shuffle festival, free entry, come down!

A new multi-disciplinary dance work inspired by the death-eluding architecture designs of Arakwara and Madeline Gins, with surround sound score by Sebastian Reynolds.

A new multi-disciplinary dance work inspired by the death-eluding architecture designs of Arakwara and Madeline Gins, with surround sound score by Sebastian Reynolds.

Sebastian Reynolds collaborates with musicians and dance artists from Thailand and the UK to retell the story of the Jataka tale 'Mahajanaka'. 

Sebastian Reynolds collaborates with musicians and dance artists from Thailand and the UK to retell the story of the Jataka tale 'Mahajanaka'. 

Sebastian Reynolds collaborates with musicians and dance artists from Thailand and the UK to retell the story of the Jataka tale 'Mahajanaka'. 

Sebastian Reynolds collaborates with musicians and dance artists from Thailand and the UK to retell the story of the Jataka tale 'Mahajanaka'. 

Sebastian Reynolds collaborates with musicians and dance artists from Thailand and the UK to retell the story of the Jataka tale 'Mahajanaka'. 

Sebastian Reynolds collaborates with musicians and dance artists from Thailand and the UK to retell the story of the Jataka tale 'Mahajanaka'. 

Sebastian Reynolds collaborates with musicians and dance artists from Thailand and the UK to retell the story of the Jataka tale 'Mahajanaka'. 

A new multi-disciplinary dance work inspired by the death-eluding architecture designs of Arakwara and Madeline Gins, with surround sound score by Sebastian Reynolds.

A new multi-disciplinary dance work inspired by the death-eluding architecture designs of Arakwara and Madeline Gins, with surround sound score by Sebastian Reynolds.

A new multi-disciplinary dance work inspired by the death-eluding architecture designs of Arakwara and Madeline Gins, with surround sound score by Sebastian Reynolds.

A new multi-disciplinary dance work inspired by the death-eluding architecture designs of Arakwara and Madeline Gins, with surround sound score by Sebastian Reynolds.

A night of Thai electronica, Indian classical meets British Folk and pastoral Celtic Folk through a kosmiche filter, featuring Sebastian Reynolds (performing excerpts from Mahajanaka Dance Drama), Marcus Corbett with Nitin Gaikwad and Brona McVittie.

Sebastian Reynolds collaborates with musicians and dance artists from Thailand and the UK to retell the story of the Jataka tale 'Mahajanaka'. 

Daylight Music presents...

A thrilling new ensemble, Solo Collective brings together the chamber musicians Alex Stolze and Anne Müller, with pianist and producer Sebastian Reynolds. Acclaimed as “spacious, electronica-tinted science-fiction chamber music” by The Arts Desk, the trio present themselves as a rotating cast of three soloists who take turns in the spotlight, with the other two providing supporting roles.

A lazy afternoon with music, tea and cake. An event for all ages. Produced by Arctic Circle. Pay-What-You-Can ticket on door (suggested donation £5.00). Midday - till 2.00pm

PinDrop Creative & Oxford University Buddhist Society present...
Journey into Jatakas - Lunchtime Talk
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
Free Entrance

Oxford based Composer / Producer Sebastian Reynolds will be joined by Imagining the Divine curator Dr Jas Elsner, Jataka scholar Dr Sarah Shaw and Oxford Classics scholar Professor Fiona Macintosh for a lunchtime talk on new dance and music production 'Mahajanaka Dance Drama' - a collaboration between internationally renowned artists from Bangkok, Thailand and the UK. Join in with the discussion facilitated by dramaturg Miranda Laurence to discover Jataka mythology, and how one of the oldest surviving stories in the world has inspired a contemporary re-telling.