Salon 43
Third Angel
Palm
Fortunes Told
Futures Revealed
Secrets Disclosed
4 March, 2005 6pm - 10pm


Cross your host's palm with silver and have your own palm read. With good prospects and upbeat fortunes absolutely guaranteed, the future will be looking rosy.

Third Angel offered an idiosyncratic, sideways view of this most ancient of 'art sciences' and brought you palm reading with a difference.

www.thirdangel.co.uk

Biog; Third Angel makes original, inventive and
entertaining contemporary performance that speaks directly, honestly and engagingly to its audience.

Established 1995 in Sheffield, the company has toured work that encompasses performance, theatre, live art, installation, film, video art, documentary, photography and design, throughout Britain and mainland Europe. The work
combines fact and fantasy, autobiography and fiction, whilst discovering magic in the small intimate things in life.

Third Angel has shown work in theatres, car parks,
galleries, disused swimming baths, office windows and
foyers, school halls, public toilets, cinemas, on the internet and in a cold damp cellar in Leicester.

Recent work includes Hurrysickness (2004) a performance lecture exploring the effects time and time-pressure have on the human psyche and physiology, commissioned by Arnolfini and Wonderful, emanating from a Wellcome Trust
SciArt-funded research project Karoshi; Pleasant Land (2003) a performance installation and online research
project asking what it means to be English in the 21st Century, commissioned by Shooting Live Artists and Leeds Metropolitan University Gallery.

In 2005 Third Angel premières a new touring work for
theatre spaces, The Lad Lit Project, supported by Sheffield Theatres, Prema Arts Centre and Leeds Metropolitan University Studio Theatre.





home is a live art and performance production company which, researches, presents and promotes live events by contemporary artists in a range of spaces and contexts, with audience entertainment and participation as an underlying principle.
Our main space in London is a Victorian
semi in Camberwell, which serves as the
site for a programme of intimate salon evenings and larger scale performance events, based inside the unadulterated domestic surroundings of a family house.