Get in touch

Send me the date and the running order. I answer everything inside a day, and I pick up the phone on a show day.

Write to me

Tell me about the night

Base Ancoats, Manchester M4
Answered Answered inside a day. On a show day, call - do not email.
Before you write

Useful in a first message: the date, the venue, the act or the occasion, the running order if you have it, and what your press office needs by morning. If you are not sure yet, send what you have and I will ask the rest.

Your name
Your email
The date, the room and the running order

From the desk

How this usually goes

Editing on a flight case in a load-in corridor after the show
Ancoats, most nights, second flat white

Hello, I am Ravi. I read every message myself, and I answer all of them - even the ones that turn out to be for a date I cannot make.

The most useful first message has four things in it: the date, the venue, who or what is on, and what your press office needs by the morning. If you have a running order, send it. If you have nothing but a date and a hunch, send that instead and I will ask the rest.

If it is an archive request rather than a booking, give me the act and roughly when, and a contact sheet with licence terms comes back the same day.

Emails are answered inside a day. On the day of a show I am in a room with no signal from six until eleven, so call before or after.
Dates are held for seven days on a handshake and confirmed with a one-page agreement. No deposit for a single night.
Licensing an existing frame is quicker than booking one. Give me the act and the month and you will have a contact sheet the same day.

Ravi

Rooms and fields covered