EJE 18 Programme to be checked by committee (1)

The Presidents of Emmanuel June Event 2018 are excited to welcome you toTWIST AND SHOUT - The Sixties RewindJoin us as we boogie back in time to the decadethat gave us Beatlemania, Flower Power and Man on the Moon.Indulge in our delicious food and drink, let ourraucous entertainment captivate you and groove the night away to the sounds of the 60s. We hope that you have an exquisite night! Ellie and Pete

THE REWIND NORTH COURTEmma Folk Band …..........……….............. 20:00-21:00Emma’s very own, taking you back for the start of this sweet,chilled summer evening. Peace & Love baby xoxJo & Sephs Gourmet Popcorn …....... 20:00- 21:00Treat yourself to Jo & Seph’s gourmet popcorn as you wait forthe show to start (fun flavours include toffee apple, chilli choco-late and salted caramel).Entrance Fizz ...……………………............ 21:00 – 22:00Start the night off right with a glass of fizz.

OPENING CREDITS NEW COURTMagicians …….....……………………….….. 21:00 – 00:00Marvel at the magical wonders of the Pentacle Club! Either stopby the stand or catch a roaming magician in the act.King’s Men .………......….…………………. 21:00 – 21:45A touch of class and Hollywood sophistication from the choralscholars of King’s College Cambridge, performing a cappella toease you into the evening.Matt Nixon …………………………...…...… 21:45 - 22:30Let our saxophonist accompany you into the event with 60s jazzand pop classics, ensuring you’re not lonesome tonight.Taste of Tibet ........………………………... 21:00 – 00:00For something different why not try the finest, freshest andmost authentic Tibetan curry this side of the Himalayas?(Himalayan chicken curry or vegan chickpea curry available)Sipsmith’s Gin and Tonic Bar ............ 21:00 – 00:00No better start to a summer evening; Sipsmiths gin and tonicwith refreshing cucumber.

WATERLOO SUNSET FRONT COURTCaricaturist …….….......……………………. 21:00 – 00:00You’ve always wanted to get a caricature, here’s your chancewith our favourite artist Max Mulvany!Henna ……………..…………...……………... 21:00 – 01:00Let our fabulous henna artist, Charlotte MacDonald, decorateyou with her bespoke retro designs.GlitterFix ……………………..........………... 21:00 – 03:00Glam up with some biodegradable glitter from the GlitterFixartists - guaranteed to make your night sparkle!

Aromi Ice Cream ................................... 22:30 – 02:00A Cambridge classic on our very own Carnaby Street - cooldown with some creamy Sicilian gelato.RiverBar Cocktails ………..….….........… 21:00 – 03:00Our longstanding friends from Cambridge’s favourite bar areback! The RiverBar will be serving their classic raspberry andvanilla Blushing Russians; the blackberry infused Bramble; theLemon and Ginger Caipiroska reimagined with vodka and theageless Whiskey Sour. A peach fuzz mocktail completes thedelicious line up.Aromi Gelato Cocktails ......……....….. 22:30 – 02:00Brand new to Emma’s May Week celebrations - Gelato Cocktails!Choose between Chocolate and Irish Cream; Sicilian Lemon orStrawberry, blended with prosecco.

Emma Jazz …………………...……………… 21:00 – 22:00Our beloved own Big Band, playing a blend of everything fromjazz/Latin to pop and funk classics - get shaken and stirred withthis dynamic start to the evening.Soft Crunchy Landing …………….…… 22:00 – 23:00Funk and soul covers with riffs as crunchy as their name.Cambridge Soul Revue ………….....…. 23:00 – 00:00Dedicated to performing upbeat 60s and 70s soul, this 11-pieceband is guaranteed to get you on your feet twisting and shout-ing the night away.Circus Mind ……………………...….……… 00:00 – 01:00All the way from our neighbouring college, Christs, expect twistson your favourite covers from this cult, May week, 4-piece rockband.Kip & the Crew ………………….…..……. 01:00 – 02:00Move your feet to feel-good funk classics, ready to keep yougoing into the night.

CASINO ROYALE OLD LIBRARYCasino ...…………..…….....………………….. 21:00 - 03:00Experience 1967’s “Casino Royale”. Try your skills at the blackjackand poker tables or test your luck on the roulette wheel! Anydrinks must be shaken not stirred.Cambridge Wine Merchants ……….. 23:00 – 03:00Enjoy our local expert supplier’s picks for this summer.

ONE SMALL STEP HALLEllie & Sean ……………..……………...….. 21:00 – 21:30Sweet acoustic covers from a home-grown Emma duo, riffingcosmic harmonies with ukulele chords.Hannah Pauli …………..……..……………. 21:30 – 22:00A live set from Geordie busker Hannah, featuring layers ofacoustic guitar, body percussion and kazoo.Reece Griffiths & Sam Ellwood ....... 22:00 – 22:30Returning from a well-loved set at last year’s May Ball, the firstof our Sidney acoustic duos of the night. A blend of unique andoriginal arrangements from R&B jams to cloob classics.Daniel Fanelli ………………....………….... 22:30 – 23:00Silky smooth vocals and guitar chords to rock-et out to!Will Hall ………………………………..…….... 23:00 -23:20 Come and have a giggle with Emma’s very own Will Hall - astalwart of the student stand-up scene with critically-acclaimedperformances all over the country.Moonflower …………....…………...……… 23:30 - 00:00Filthy funk, funky disco and smooth jazz from a 5-piece,guaranteed to launch you into the second half of the night.

Rufus McAllistair ...................................... 00:00-00:20Rufus McAllistair of the Cambridge Footlights will be showcas-ing exactly why he is one of Cambridge’s favourite stand-upcomedians.Jon and Ash …………......………………….... 00:30-01:00A whole host of humorous and harmonious songs from theextremely talented Jon Tothill and Ash Weir.Harri Beasley …………....……..…………… 01:00 - 01:45Multi-dimensional loop pedal originals and classic covers from acommittee favourite - not a set to be missed.Nicola & Jono ………….………………...... 01:45 - 02:30The second of our returning Sidney acoustic duos playing thepop, indie and disco jams to round off your night - expect har-monies, beauty and poorly-improvised stage chat in abundance.Fudge Kitchen ...……………....………….. 21:00 – 03:00Mr Bakey returns with a selection of your favourite cupcakes!They’re one small bite of deliciousness for man, but a bite worthsavouring for mankind.Glebe Farm and Fentimans ………....... 22:00-02:00Wonderful Gluten-free cider – elderflower, raspberry, mediumand dry. For those wanting something softer Fentimans pinklemonade is out of this world!

A DAY IN THE LIFE SPIRIT ROBERT GARDNER ROOM THELiving Room Games …..…………..……. 21:00 – 03:00 Table Football ………………Jenga, Twister, Scalectrix … entertain yourselves with a selection Pick your teams and relive the spof classic games imported straight from the sixties! on our Table Football tables.Tea and Coffee? ........…..…………..……. 21:00 – 03:00 Pints! Pints! Pints! ............Jenga, Twister, Scalectrix … entertain yourselves with a selection Quench your thirst and grab a reof classic games imported straight from the sixties! big game.Cloakroom …..………………………….……. 21:00- 03:00 Chocolate Fountains ……Coats and bags can be left in Upper Hall during the Event for Here to fill your late night chocofree with drop off or collection at any point during the night. fountains running along with somThe Committee regrets that it cannot accept responsibility forthe loss or damage of personal belongings left in the cloak-room.

OF ‘66 FOOD GUIDE BAR 20:00 – 21:00 ............... Jo & Sephs Gourmet Popcorn (North) 21:00 – 03:00 …....................................…... Cupcakes (Old Library)……….……….... 21:00- 03:00 21:00 – 03:00 ……............................… Jamon Jamon (Chapmans) 21:00 – 00:00 …................................... Taste of Tibet (New Court) pirit of ‘66 with your own victory 21:00 – 23:00 ……....................................… Aromi Pizza (Paddock) 22.30 – 02:00 …....................…… Aromi Ice Cream (Front Court) ...................... 21:00 - 03:00 23:00 – 00:00 …….............................…. Aromi Arancini (Paddock) 23:00 – 03:00 …...................…............…. BBQ & Falafel (Paddock) efreshing pint of Tuborg for the 23:00 – 03:00 ………................................................. Chips (Paddock) 00:00 – 02:00 ………............................. Chocolate Fountains (Bar)……………....... 00:00 – 02:00 olatey needs, we’ll have two me fruity dips.

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MUSIC TIMETABLE 21:00.................22:00.................23:00.................00:00.................01:00.................02:00.................03:00OPENING CREDITS King’s Men Matt Nixon STAGECASINO ROYALE Emma Jazz Soft Crunchy Cambridge Circus Mind Kip & The STAGE Crew Landing Soul RevueONE SMALL STEP Ellie & Hannah Sam & Daniel Will Moon Rufus Jon & Harri Nicola & Jono STAGE Sean Pauli Reece Fanelli Hall flower McAllistair Ash BeasleyCHAPMAN’S Hi Pass Lola’s vs Fez Esme South DJ GS vsSILENT DISCO vs Prasad Jemima HigginsMAIN Oxford Beatles Kieran Daly Deptford Mullaly Colonel Spanky’s Truly MedleySTAGE Northern Soul Love Deeply Club Ensemble

DRINKS GUIDE Boho Photobooth 21:00 - 03:00 ....................................... Drinks Buckets (Everywhere) Climb inside our retro VW campe VKS, Varsity Beer, Dalstons, San Pellegrino, Juice sixties photo opportunity!21:00 - 00:00 ................................ Sipsmiths G&T Bar (New Court) SILENT DISCO Cucumber & Mint Belvoir Hi Pass ……………..................21:00 - 03:00 ................................ RiverBar Cocktails (Front Court) Residents of Cambridge clubs an Peach Fuzz Mocktails bring a blend of genres to make t your night.21:00 - 03:00 ................................................. Pints! Pints! Pints! (Bar) Lola’s vs. Fez ……………….…21:00 - 03:00 ....................................... Vodka Pops Bar (Chapmans) Lime & Soda, a selection of juices The “versus” of May Week you’re21:00 - 03:00 …............................... Shots! Shots! Shots! (Paddock) your channel and get groovin’ to21:00 - 03:00 ........................................ Tropical Rum Bar (Paddock) Esme Southern vs Prasad Pineapple Punch A diverse back catalogue of expe21:00 - 03:00 ......................................... Sipsmith Gin Bar (Paddock) Haze and Arcsoc events, you’ll be Belvoir Fizz battle of bangers.22:00 - 02:00 ................................................. Glebe Farm Cider (Hall) DJ GS vs. Jemima Higgins Fentimans 22.30 – 02:00 ...................... Aromi Gelato Cocktails (Front Court) With residencies this year in King Lola Lo for Grandma Groove betw00:00 - 02:00 ............ Cold-Brew Expresso Martinis (Chapmans) bangers from these local student groove.

ervan for the quintessential LET’S TWIST AGAIN CHAPMAN’S GARDENS ...............….. 22:30 - 23:30 Jamon Jamon …….…………....….………. 21:00 – 01:00nd May week, this DJ duo will Portobello Market’s finest paella: seafood, meat, and vegan this one of the Greatest Hits of options available.………...…….. 23:30 - 00:30 Vodka Pops Bar …..…….……………….... 21:00 – 03:00e all secretly waiting for. Choose Keep your dancing feet lively with an Emma bar classic and ouro support your favourite. featured soft option: Vodka lime & soda, our sweet Passion Fruit Pop or something a bit different with a refreshing lych-ini.d ….…....…... 00:30 - 01:30 Cold Brew Expresso Martinis …........ 00:00 – 02:00erience, from Pink Week Ball toe torn between channels in this Homemade cold-brew coffee shaken with Vodka and Kahlua for that caffeine kick. s ……..…….. 01:30 - 02:30g’s Bunker, Life for Ragtime and ween them, expect non-stopt DJs to round off the tent of

GOOD VIBRATIONS THE PADDOCKHelter Skelter …………............................ 21:00 – 03:00Climb for the best view at the beach bar none!Surf Simulator ……................................. 21:00 – 03:00Ride the waves for as long as you can in honor of the surf-rock-ing Beach Boys!Swingboats ………...............................…. 21:00 – 03:00The classic, grab a partner and swing the night away!Cambridge Shisha Company ........... 21:00 – 03:00Relax woodstock-style with your favourite shisha.This is another location to decorate yourself with artisanalhenna tattoos (only until midnight).

Hammocks ..………….............................. 21:00 – 03:00Chill out in style in our vibrant hammock hideout.Bridge Photo …….......................……….. 21:00 – 03:00It wouldn’t be Emma June Event without the iconic bridge photoShots!!! ………………….………………........ 21:00 – 03:00Choose from Tequila with all the trimmings or Sambuca.Tropical Rum Bar ..………….........……... 21:00 – 03:00Be whisked away to the beach by fiery Dark and Stormy’s,timeless Cuba Libre and our minty Pineapple Punch.Sipsmith Gin Bar ....…………...…………. 21:00 – 03:00We have too much gin for just one bar, delight yourselves with asour Tom Collins, a summery elderflower and apple or ourintriguing earl grey martinis.Aromi Pizza .……………....…….……........ 21:00 – 23:00Aromi Arancini ..………….............……... 23:00 – 00:00Appreciate an array of Aromi’s artisan antipasti with four typesof pizza to tickle your taste buds, followed by arancini to keepyou twisting and shouting late into the night (meat, vegetarianand vegan options available).BBQ & Falafel …............................……... 23:00 – 03:00Verrecchia, a local Cambridge company, offer you a selection ofcarbs to sustain you through the night!Chips …………................….……………..…. 23:00 – 03:00Get your late night fix of chips!

GOOD VIBRATIONS THE MAIN STAGEOxford Beatles ………………………………….... 21:00 - 22:00Come Together and kick off the night in fitting style with this4-piece Beatles tribute band from The Other Place. With numer-ous May week appearances and The Sgt Pepper Show, cele-brating 50 years since the release of the eponymously namedalbum, under their belt, expect cult Beatles classics to draw youin early to the mainstage.Kieran Daly …………………………………..…….. 22:00 - 22:45 Described by the Huffington Post as the ‘male Lucy Rose’, indie/acoustic/folk singer-songwriter Kieran Daly brings festival feelsto the stage, accompanied by a 4-piece backing band. Letyourself be taken back to the good vibes of the 60’s with theirenchanting melodies straight from a debut EP.Deptford Northern Soul Club ………......... 22:45 - 23:45Formed after a drunken conversation at a festival, William J. Footand Lewis J. Henderson bring a fittiing gimmick-free Northernsoul experience to this year’s June Event. With appearances inthe last year including the top 20 attractions at Glastonbury, Endof The Road festival and, recently, sell out nights at Fez club, thisset will get you moving All Day and All of The Night.

Mullally ..................................................... 00:00 - 01:00Edgy, zesty, neo-soul; songwriter and performer Mullally packs apunch. Inspired by prominent legends of soul including MarvinGaye and Van Morrison, to the more recent sounds of PaoloNutini and the late Amy Winehouse, his first 3 releases haveamassed over 6 million streams on Spotify alone and have beenchampioned by tastemakers such as Radio 1 (Huw Stephens),BBC 1Xtra (DJ Target), MTV, Hilly Dilly, The 405, SBTV and more.Fresh off the live circuit supporting Anne-Marie at the iconicRoundhouse, and performing on the BBC Introducing stage atBBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend, prepare for Mullally to bring thesoul of the 60s right into the present of this evening.Colonel Spanky’s Love Ensemble ... 01:00 - 02:00Knees-up dancing, raucous rapping, sexy saxaphoning, rock-starguitar solos, and a massive sousaphone - there’s a reason wekeep them coming back for more. Get yourselves to mainstageto start your summer of love in style.Truly Medley Deeply ...……….............. 02:00 - 03:00Warm up your vocal cords ready to sing along into the nightwith this truly iconic duo of Cambridge May Week - there’s nobetter place to finish off your night.

TREASURE HUNTDo you think you’re a top twister? An unstoppable shouter?Prove it to us by completing this event-wide scavenger huntthroughout the night and earn a pretty sweet mystery rewardwhile you’re at it.Complete all the challenges below and take your evidence to acroupier to claim your mystery reward.Challenges!To earn your mystery reward you must collect: A photograph taken from the highest point at the beach Proof of your ability to ride waves for 30 seconds or more (ask the attendant once you qualify) A video of you or your friends silently twisting at the disco Some jazzy sixties-inspired henna (ask Charlotte) Picture-perfect evidence of your VW road tripN.B. There are one hundred rewards up for grabs - werecommend some haste

SUSTAIN-A-BALLThis year, in the true 60s spirit inspired by Carson’s ‘SilentSpring’ and the rise of the environmental movement, we haveworked tirelessly to make Emma June Event 2018 our greenestball yet!Having our first Sustainability Officer on commitee marks alandmark shift in the May Ball mentality, and we’ll be workingtowards acheiving Silver in the CUECS accreditation scheme toprove it.Our mentality: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle has been our mantrafrom day one; from co-sourcing what we can with other balls,to reducing transport emissions through streamlined delivery,using local contractors, having lower energy entertainment,making our own decorations or repurposing charity shop finds,and recycling everything we can!Supporting Cool Earth: £1 of your ticket will go towards CoolEarth, supporting their work in combatting deforestation andclimate changePlease help us to protect the planet and separate your rubbishinto recycling bins you can find around the Event!

GENERAL INFORMATIONIn case of an emergency:Contact the nearest committee member or go to the Porter’s Lodge.Smoking:Smoking is prohibited throughout the Event except in the designatedsmoking area at the far end of the Paddock (Good Vibrations)Cloakroom:There is a free cloakroom in Upper Hall, up the stairs in the corner ofFront Court (Waterloo Sunset), all night.Lost Property:Please take any lost property to the Porter’s Lodge, where it can becollected.Food Allergies:Sufferers should be aware that food items might contain nuts orother allergenic substances. Please inform caterers of any allergiesyou have before consuming food, as the Committee will not be heldresponsible for any allergic reaction suffered during the Event.Drinks:All bars will serve virgin cocktails and/or soft drinks. Bottled waterwill also be located throughout the Ball. Please stay hydrated! Inorder to minimise wasted plastics, bars will only serve drinks with astraw if asked, we ask our guests to try to minimise use of multiplestraws throughout the night where possible.

Security:On entry to the Event you will be given a security wristband, pleaseensure these are visible at all times. Regular checks will take placethroughout the evening, and any guest without an authentic wrist-band will be removed from the Event.Guests may leave the Event at any time via the Porter’s Lodgethroughout the night, but wristbands will be removed upon exit andre-entry is not permitted. Any guest that is disruptive or destructive,or found in possession of illegal substances, will be evicted. Helping aperson gain unauthorised entry will result in removal from the Event.First Aid:In the event of an accident, St. John’s Ambulance is present all nightin the Sick Bay between Front Court (Waterloo Sunset) and the OldLibrary (Casino Royale) or alert a member of the Committee.Fire Safety:We urge all our guests to be aware of the ever-present risk of fire atthe Ball. If a steward tells you that a marquee or a room has reachedits fire safety capacity, please respect the safety of other guests andrefrain from entering the area until it is less full.The Committee regrets that it cannot accept responsibility for theloss or damage of personal property brought into the Event. TheCommittee accepts no liability for personal injury or loss incurred byguests through their own negligence. All items in the programmeare correct at the time of going to press. The Committee reserves theright to refuse entry and to terminate attendance at any time, to alterthis programme without notification, and to act as it deemsnecessary in the interests of safety and security.

CHARITIESThe Emmanuel June Event Committee have made a donation onbehalf of all guests to the following charities:Cool EarthVoted one of the most effective charities at combatting climatechange by ‘Giving What We Can’, as well as being very sociallysustainable, Cool Earth works democratically through rainforestcommunities to prevent deforestation.Find out more at www.coolearth.orgCOCOOne of the charities supported by the May Ball Presidents Com-mittee, COCO provides sustainable sources of quality education tochildren living in poor and marginalised communities. By workingclosely with communities to break the barriers between childrenand education, coco hope to empower children and their commu-nities to help break the cycle of poverty.Find out more at www.coco.org.ukAMAR FoundationAnother of the charities supported by The May Ball PresidentsCommittee, the AMAR foundation works to deliver emergencyservices to communities in the Middle east of refugees, internallydisplaced people and other underserved populations follow-ing humanitarian disasters. The AMAR model of crisis response,community rebuilding and restoring community self-sufficiencyhelps to restore healthcare, education, shelter and livelihoods tocommunities.Find out more at www.amarfoundation.org

OUR THANKSThe committee would like to thank the following people formaking this year’s June Event possible: Dame Fiona Reynolds,Dr. Robert Henderson and Dr. Mike Gross; the fellows, staff andstudents of Emmanuel College; Dr. David Livesey; David Gloverand the Porters; Ann Patten and the bedders; Matt Carter andthe catering staff; Marion Dorkings; the maintenance depart-ment; Dave Saggs; Christoph Keats and the gardeners; and DieHard Productions. OUR SPONSORSThe committee would like to thank our sponsors ...

TICKETINGPlease bring to the Event this programme and some form ofphotographic ID displaying your date of birth.Only those able to present both their barcode and valid ID willbe allowed to enter the Event. (College cards will not accepted)Dress Code: Black Tie optional.Doors to the event will open at 21:00 for Queue Jump ticketholders first and then to Standard guests.Entry will be via the North Court Car Park on Emmanuel Street.Queues will be sign-posted on the night. Please be considerateof pedestrians and traffic as you queue.

‘Twist and Shout’, The Sixties Rewind is brought to you by… Ellie Cox and Peter Welch – Presidents Madhi Elango – Treasurer Lana Huang – Secretary and TicketingRohan Gupta and Olivia Malmose-O’Connor - Infrastructure and Logistics Charlie Morgan and Tom George – Staffing and Security Gemma Pimlott – Food Aoife Blanchard – Food and Sustainability Niamh Ryle and Keir Murison – Drinks Dave Thorp and Molly Biddell – Non-Musical Entertainment Claire Restarick and Kelsey Patel – Music Jane Li and Kim Barker – Décor Matilda Schwefel – Publicity Amira Damji – Webmaster Dr David Livesey – Senior TreasurerAlso special thanks to our Décor Subcommittee: Tom Spencer, JoshuaBreedon, Sammie Ruston, Colin Kaljee, Sabrina Singh, Jabin Ali, HenryPulver, Kalyan Mitra, Jenny Bretschneider, Harry Holdstock, , Hakyung Lee, Natasha Wilson, Robyn Topper, Edan Simpson, Kate Hawkins, Lou Khalfaoui, Rosie Green and Eleanor Brendon.

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