Saturday night tickets and free volunteer places

Update written Saturday 29th October 2011.

Tonight (Saturday 29th October 2011), White Mischief hosts its Hallowe’en Ball, “Ghost In The Machine“. All tickets have now sold out.

As we are currently setting up the venue we now have all the volunteers we need.

Also as we have processed a number of returns already, we are not accepting any more returns from this point – we’re too busy decorating the venue!

Is there a waiting list for people who wish to pay?

We have one or two spare spaces from the returns we have received. If you are interested enter your details onto this waiting list form. We must emphasise that you will need to be able to act very fast in order to take us up on this!

What about just showing up on the door?

We would not recommend showing up between 9pm and 11pm as it will be busy and we will not have tickets to sell on the door at that time. After 11pm, if you are prepared to queue up and take a risk, the venue will start letting people in as others leave. From midnight onwards we will charge £20 on the door. But remember that most of the stage entertainment finishes by 2am and then it’s DJs until 4am (we disregard the UK official clock change so we’re operating our whole schedule on BST all night!)

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Saturday 29th October 2011

Scala, 265 Pentonville Road, King’s Cross, London N1 9NL

WHITE MISCHIEF presents a Halloween Ball:

“Ghost In The Machine”

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TICKETS ON SALE NOW!

Order tickets from Brown Paper Tickets

Advance tickets £19.99 standard

Last few tickets that remain, and any on the door if stocks last, will be £29.99 standard

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LINE-UP (more to be announced!)

YOUR COMPERE AND HOST:

Tea-swilling, pith-helmeted steampunk Professor ELEMENTAL

EXTRAORDINARY LIVE MUSIC:

From the United States, the world’s most notorious steampunk band ABNEY PARK

Anachrony and anarchy from THE MEN THAT WILL NOT BE BLAMED FOR NOTHING

Nine-piece brass from HACKNEY COLLIERY BAND

UNFORGETTABLE VAUDEVILLE:

From New Zealand, hilarious mime act THE BOY WITH TAPE ON HIS FACE

The elegant talent of LILI LA SCALA

Death-defying feats from THE COVENT GARDEN CHAINSAW JUGGLER

Burlesque from MILLICENT BINKS

From Berlin, outrageous vaudevillian JEWELS GOOD

INTERACTIVE ANTICS:

Create portrait miniatures from silhouettes with SIMON WARNER

Up close and personal with THE BLUE LADY presented by Tricity Vogue

Fortune booths from BEAR GATEAUX

Numerous other performers, musicians, interactive artists and characters to be announced

Plus DJs playing vintage jazz, swing, rock’n'roll, electro-swing, showtunes and more…

DJs include Theodora Goes Wild, Sheriff Marshall Lawman, Suicide Ally and more.

DRESSING UP IS NOT COMPULSORY BUT ENCOURAGED

Inspirations: Halloween, ghosts, ghouls, spectres, twisted psychiatrists, Jekyll and Hyde, Frankenstein, Mary Shelley, Gothic heroines, man-machines, cybernetic creatures, Victorian scientists, steampunk and more…

20% discount on costumes hired from Prangsta.co.uk

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TICKETS ON SALE NOW!

Order tickets from Brown Paper Tickets

Advance tickets £19.99 standard / £29.99 VIP

Last few tickets that remain, and any on the door if stocks last, will be £29.99 standard

20,000 Leagues Line-Up and Artwork

The full line-up for our Saturday 16th April “20,000 Leagues Under The Seas” party can be found on our event page, while the poster images below expand upon clicking.

We announce another spectacular: Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Seas

WHITE MISCHIEF:

“Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Seas”

Saturday 16th April, 9pm-4am

Scala, 275 Pentonville Road, King’s Cross, London N1 9NL

White Mischief returns to multi-level, multi-room former art deco cinema Scala for another full scale neo-Victorian vaudevillian extravaganza, celebrating our fourth birthday. Line-up to be announced.

While stocks last we are offering a super-cheap earlybird ticket price of just £10. The ticket price will go up and numbers are limited so take advantage of this while you can.

Plus VIP room tickets with plentiful seating, a dedicated private bar, exclusive access to a balcony overlooking the main room and air conditioning.

BROWN PAPER TICKETS (lowest booking fee)
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/154578

TICKETWEB
http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=detail&event=431353&interface

Fashion Looks Back – this Thursday, the Barbican London

White Mischief has been invited by the Barbican Art Gallery, London EC2, to host an evening of steampunk entertainments called “Fashion Looks Back”. It is held in counterpoint to the “Future Beauty” exhibition on Japanese fashion -http://www.barbican.org.uk/artgallery/event-detail.asp?ID=10771

Expect a three-hour weekday miniature version of what goes on at White Mischief but held amidst an extraordinary display of some of the most beautiful Japanese clothing imaginable. Exhibits and performances from steampunk artists will get you thinking about the past that some Japanese artists have drawn from in order to create their futuristic pieces. Guests get entry to a talk about Victoriana plus the White Mischief entertainment and the entire exhibition – all for just £8 online or £10 on the door.

TICKETS HERE:
http://www.barbican.org.uk/artgallery/event-detail.asp?ID=11300

Dressing-up not at all compulsory – casual dress is certainly permitted – but guests are welcome to attend in steampunk or vintage attire if they so choose

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LINE-UP

6.30pm GALLERY TALK
An introduction to Victoriana in contemporary Japanese and local fashion with Catherine Spooner, Senior Lecturer in English Literature at Lancaster University and author of Contemporary Gothic.

7.00pm onwards WHITE MISCHIEF hosts “FASHION LOOKS BACK” featuring:

Professor Maelstromme – one of the UK’s most noted steampunk craftspeople
http://professormaelstromme.wordpress.com/

Amundsen and Slade’s Sonic Sideshow – Verne-inspired interactive sound
http://www.sonicsideshow.com/

Herr Doktor – renowned maker of steampunk props
http://herrdoktors.blogspot.com/

Christina Dettmers’ Historical Clothing
http://historicalclothing.net/news.html

The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing – noted steampunk band
http://www.myspace.com/blamedfornothing

Thomas Truax and his incredible mechanical instruments
http://www.thomastruax.com/

PLUS! Make Your Own Steampunk Look with CARNIVAL CATALYST and the TUSK and GARTER CLUB
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=176822142358438

Photo credit: Siberfi

Provisional running order for The Eve of Tomorrow Ball

We recommend: The Chap’s Grand Anarcho Dandyist Ball

The Chap’s legendary “Night of a Thousand Waistcoats” returns after last year’s tenth anniversary party, for the Second Grand Anarcho Dandyist Ball. Moving the location to the much larger and grander Bloomsbury Ballroom, London’s only remaining original Art-deco ballroom, this year’s extravaganza will set the precedent for an annual Chap Ball, each party striving to be even more spectacular than the last.

Guests will leave the 21st century behind as soon as their immaculately shod feet reach the bottom of the entry staircase. The breathtaking grand ballroom will immediately sweep them back to the heady 1920s and 1930s, aided by delicious retro cocktails served by our partners Bourne & Hollingsworth.

Your extremely louche host will be Nickolas Grace, the actor who played Anthony Blanche in the original Brideshead Revisited, who will be “charming thwough the gwille” for the entire evening. In the Grand Ballroom there will be a full cabaret line-up, topped by the irrepressible Mr. B the Gentleman Rhymer, giving an exclusive live preview of his brand-new longplayer, “I Say!” This evening of old-world jollity will also include wandering acts among the guests, including Viv the Spiv, Escalado horseracing and the legendary “Chap Room”, where guests may dictate a letter to a 1950s secretary and have it delivered on a silver salver to another guest by a butler.

The dress code will be: 1890s decadence, 1920s villainy, 1930s glamour, 1940s spiv. Anyone arriving in Polyester will be politely asked to stand near a naked flame and handed some tweed. Guests with valuable overcoats may rest assured that this year’s Ball will offer a fully operational cloakroom.

To book tickets, http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=detail&event=417648&interfac or call 0207 7724 1617

For further information, http://www.anarcho-dandyistball.com/

Art exhibits and craft stalls at “The Great Exhibition”

There’s more than just fabulous on-stage performances and live music at White Mischief’s “Great Exhibition” party on Saturday March 27. You’ll also encounter art exhibits as well as the UK’s leading steampunk artistans and craftspeople, including several who have been associated with the hugely popular Oxford steampunk exhibition.

See below for the full list….and don’t forget to support the craftspeople on the night by buying their incredible creations.

Steamdrone, Chocolate Shop and Steam Cannon thanks to the Ingenuity of The Clockwork Quartet -http://www.clockworkquartet.com/

Steampunk Art from the Esteeemed Prof. Maelstromme’s Steam Laboratory
http://www.etsy.com/shop/ProfMaelstromme

Noted Steampunk Inventor HERR DOKTOR
http://herrdoktors.blogspot.com/

Travelling steampunk curio stall from SYDEIAN CREATIONS 
http://www.sydeiancreations.com/

Art installation from WAYNE CHISNALL - http://waynechisnall.blogspot.com/

Ms. Karla Chameleon’s FLEA CIRCUS

The Finest Victorian Clothing, Exhibited by Ms CHRISTINA DETTMERS of http://www.HistoricalClothing.net

Steampunk jewellery from THE HOUSE OF HIRUDINEA
http://www.natsan.co.uk/ebay.htm

Science-inspired comic madness from GEOF BANYARD
http://www.islandofdoctorgeof.co.uk/

Reading material from Esteemed Publication SteamPunk Magazine
http://www.SteamPunkMagazine.com

Steampunk mods and crafts from CAPTAIN SHIPTON BELLINGER

CU29 lighting and steampunk aromatherapy burners from Turner Design

Photo studio from NK Guy