Dance Paradise — Mult-E-Vent
Great Yarmouth · 24 June 1995 · multi-venue Dance Paradise event · PEZ artwork
24 June 1995 · 7pm–2am advertised on cover; wider Mult-E-Vent programme · ★ Gold Star object
Fold-out promotional programme for Dance Paradise's 24 June 1995 Great Yarmouth Mult-E-Vent. The cover identifies Tiffany's, The Piazza and Scruples on Marine Parade and collaboration with Madisons, Eternity and Tiffany's.
Read the catalogue note →- Event
- Dance Paradise Mult-E-Vent
- Venue
- Tiffany's / The Piazza / Scruples, Marine Parade, Great Yarmouth
- Condition
- Very Good
- Completeness
- Complete as photographed: exterior front and reverse panels plus fully opened interior programme are all evidenced.
- Event relationship
- Dance Paradise — Mult-E-Vent
- Venue relationship
- Browse Tiffany's / The Piazza / Scruples, Marine Parade, Great Yarmouth objects
Catalogue note
Fold-out promotional programme for Dance Paradise's 24 June 1995 Great Yarmouth Mult-E-Vent. The cover identifies Tiffany's, The Piazza and Scruples on Marine Parade and collaboration with Madisons, Eternity and Tiffany's. Opened, the object documents the event's wider programming and production, while the reverse preserves ticket distribution, merchandise and organisational infrastructure. The flyer is notable for its vivid mid-1990s computer/airbrush visual language and physically credited PEZ artwork.
Advertised programme: The physical reverse carries a small printed credit reading “FLYER DESIGNED BY: DAYTON ASYLUM GIMMICKY 0171 673 1496” (reading from supplied photograph). The object also carries a small printed 'ARTWORK BY PEZ' credit. PEZ is the established TMR authority for Steven Perry; this attribution is physical-object evidence. Eternity is visibly named on the cover as a collaborating publication.
Historical context: Dance Paradise developed a substantial Great Yarmouth rave programme centred on Tiffany's. Specialist retrospective material describes Tiffany's as a major coastal club used by Dance Paradise and states that in June 1995 the promoter launched the Mult-E-Vent after three months of preparation, spanning multiple Great Yarmouth venues. Surviving recordings identify Mult-E-Vent sets by Clarkee, Dougal, Ramos, Seduction, Vibes and others on 24 June 1995, while an event video is explicitly dated to the same night. The object therefore captures the increasing scale and professionalisation of regional UK rave promotion in the mid-1990s.
Condition note: Light handling wear, minor edge and corner wear, small surface marks and fold stress are visible. The fold-out remains structurally intact with strong colour, excellent legibility and extensive information survival. No claim is made about dimensions because none were supplied.
Through the flyers
Explore the club-culture timeline to follow advertised dates, places and billed performers across the held flyers.
Event details are drawn from the held object and the qualified catalogue research above. A printed bill establishes an advertised booking, not confirmation that a performer appeared.
Why this object matters
The opened Mult-E-Vent programme preserves a distinctive multi-venue regional organisational experiment, credited PEZ graphics and participant-media collaboration. Retain threshold Gold for that specific configuration, calibrated below founding or direct political documents. Later recordings remain supporting event context.
Evidence limits: No new physical inspection or collation was performed. Copy-specific conclusions remain limited to the retained catalogue and accession evidence.
Historical context
Dance Paradise developed a substantial Great Yarmouth rave programme centred on Tiffany's. Specialist retrospective material describes Tiffany's as a major coastal club used by Dance Paradise and states that in June 1995 the promoter launched the Mult-E-Vent after three months of preparation, spanning multiple Great Yarmouth venues. Surviving recordings identify Mult-E-Vent sets by Clarkee, Dougal, Ramos, Seduction, Vibes and others on 24 June 1995, while an event video is explicitly dated to the same night. The object therefore captures the increasing scale and professionalisation of regional UK rave promotion in the mid-1990s.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 9 / 10 · Gold Star.
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