Womens’ Theatre in the 1970s and 80s
Come and celebrate womens’ theatre in the 1970s and 80s, part of Feminism in Camden in the 1970s and 80s, an exhibition of posters curated by Susan Croft. An illustrated talk with extracts from performances of the period, including Jane Arden’s ground-breaking 1969 Vagina Rex and the Gas Oven, and work by companies like Monstrous […]
The Gardeners – a New Chamber Opera by Robert Hugill and Joanna Wyld
Inspired by a newspaper article, The Gardeners is a new chamber opera by composer Robert Hugill and librettist Joanna Wyld. Set in a Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery in a war-torn country amongst the family of gardeners who look after the cemetery, The Gardeners treats the themes of tolerance, remembrance and brotherhood using the garden […]
Philip and Dorothy Green Young Artists Presentation Concert
The Philip and Dorothy Green Young Artists (PDGYA) awards have helped kick start the careers of artists including Thomas Gould, Elizabeth Watts and Craig Ogden, by providing up-and-coming classical musicians with performing opportunities with Making Music’s 3,500+ member groups. Each year 6 young artists are selected from over 100 applications following auditions. This year, four […]
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The Science of Living Longer Better
Graham Lawton is living proof that you don’t have to be a health and fitness fanatic to be reasonably healthy and fit. The aim of this talk is to cut through the noise. Graham has rounded up the latest and most rigorous health research and converted it into useful, actionable advice on all the big […]