Luce Mawdsley is an autistic non-binary composer and guitarist based in Liverpool with a practice rooted in progressive experimentation. Drawing from a range of poetic artforms their work uses personal experience of neurodivergence and queerness as a ligature from which to generate subversive explorations of gender, place and identity formation.

Hailed as the "Merseyside Morricone" by Uncut Magazine, Mawdsley presents a set of expansively cinematic instrumentals from their 2024 album Northwest & Nebulous that conjure queer cowboy landscapes via the northern English coastline.

For this performance Mawdsley is joined by jazz, folk and free music artists Nicholas Branton on clarinets and Michael Paul Metcalfe on drumset.

Part of the Lunchtime Concert Series

Presented in partnership with Mellowtone

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This performance is not likely to be suitable for children under 5 due to the acoustics in the auditorium. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Under-10’s are not permitted to sit on the balconies.

No food or drink other than bottled water is permitted in The Tung Auditorium.

This concert will last approximately 50 minutes.

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