This special Proms edition of Radio 3’s Late Junction welcomes guest artists, including Sarahsson, audio-visual artist Wojciech Rusin and composer, clarinettist and pianist Angel Bat Dawid.
These artists forged distinctive musical paths, offering a late-night listening swerve that takes a sharp left off the beaten track.
From the music of after-hours Tokyo to Somalian disco, and from guest playlisters to the world’s smallest LP, made for Queen Mary’s dolls’ house, Radio 3’s Late Junction has been home to the adventurous listener for over 25 years.
Presented by Bristol Beacon and BBC Proms
Verity Sharp Presenter
Wojciech Rusin + Jo Hellier Guest artist
Sarahsson Guest artist
Angel Bat Dawid Guest artist
Format: Standing
Age: 14+ (Under 18s to be accompanied by an adult)
Performance times
Doors: 20:30
Verity Sharp: 21:00
Wojciech Rusin: 21.10
Sarahsson: 21.50
Angel Bat Dawid: 22.45
End: 23:30
Please note: There will be one interval
All timings are approximate and subject to change.
Digital programme
A digital programme is available for this concert.
View and download the digital programme.
Radio broadcast
For those unable to attend in person, this concert is being recorded for future broadcast on BBC Radio 3.
Ticket Prices
All ticket prices are inclusive of booking fees
Promming tickets: £8.96 (standing)
“A home for the broad-minded explorer of new sounds, whether jazz, world, weird or WTF.”
The Guardian
Verity Sharp
Verity grew up among animals on the Blackdown Hills, dreaming of becoming a vet—until music took hold. After studying at the University of York, she produced Pebble Mill’s Music Machine and fronted BBC2’s Culture Show. A founding voice of Late Junction and a Proms regular, she’s also narrated for the British Museum and Tate. Now based in Wiltshire, Verity balances a love of music with horticulture, wildlife gardening, and the quiet beauty of ancient landscapes.
Wojciech Rusin
Wojciech Rusin is a London-based Polish audio-visual artist known for blending ancient traditions with modern technology. Inspired by gnostic texts, early choral music, and Slavic myth, he creates experimental soundscapes using self-designed, 3D-printed reed instruments. His albums include Syphon (2022, AD 93), The Funnel (2019, Akashic), and releases on Café OTO and Boomkat. Rusin’s work has appeared on BBC Four and in collaborations with The National Theatre and Southbank Centre, exploring the ritual and theatrical in sound.
Sarahsson
Devon-born Sarahsson is a Bristol-based composer, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and DJ blending classical, metal, experimental electronics, and folk. Her 2022 debut The Horgenaith explores femininity, transition, and synaesthesia. Known for dramatic live sets featuring her hand-carved Daxophone, she’s scored runway shows and films, including Nânt. Since 2020, she’s performed across Europe with artists like Lyra Pramuk and Nkisi, with standout shows at Rewire Festival, Volksbühne, and Berghain—where she wielded a 3D-printed bow shaped like a horse’s leg.
Angel Bat Dawid
Angel Bat Dawid is a Black American composer, clarinetist, pianist, vocalist, and DJ known for blending jazz with Black cultural expression. Her acclaimed debut The Oracle explored Black spirituality and history. She leads Tha Brothahood, collaborates widely, and DJs on NTS Radio. Her works include Requiem for Jazz and Peace: A Suite for Skylanding. A passionate educator, she teaches Great Black Music and is a 2025 United States Artist Fellow and Downbeat Magazine’s Clarinetist of the Year.
About Lantern Hall
Bristol’s home of dazzling new music
Seating plans
Seating plans
Lantern Hall is a performance space with a flat floor that can be used in a seated or standing format. To find out more detail about our seating plans, auditorium entrances and exits and accessible viewing areas, view our seating plan page.
Venue information
Venue information
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The venue
Lantern Hall
at Bristol Beacon
Getting to the venue
Location: Lantern Hall is located within Bristol Beacon. Head to Level 1 and follow signs to find the auditorium.
Address: Bristol Beacon, Trenchard Street, Bristol, BS1 5AR
Bicycle
Bicycle racks can be found in front of the main entrance on Trenchard Street, Colston Street, and on the city centre promenade. Find your nearest cycle routes using Cycle Planner.
Car parking
Trenchard Street multi-storey car park is 200m away, directly behind Bristol Beacon.
Bristol Clean Air Zone
Bristol Beacon is inside the Bristol Clean Air Zone. Check if your vehicle will be charged and how much you’ll have to pay.
Bus
Most bus services stop in and around the city centre promenade, 250m from Bristol Beacon.
Access
Mobility
Spaces for wheelchair users are available within the first 10 rows on the flat floor of the Hall.
Assistance Dogs
Assistance dogs and emotional support animals are allowed in the performance space. Seats in rows AA-J on the flat floor are most suitable. If you prefer, you can leave your animal with a member of staff during the performance.
Hearing Facility
A Sennheiser MobileConnect assistive listening system is installed in the venue. Download the free App and use your own mobile device and headphones to listen to the performance. (Devices are available on request.)
Eat & Drink
Eat & Drink
We’ve got plenty of places for you to relax and refill. From coffee and cake, to delicious sharing boards, to full menus.
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