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APR - AUG
WELCOME... SPRING INTO SUMMER This season is your chance to brush off Swing into Spring with the Orbi Playa Big the winter cobwebs with a range of Band and free lunchtime concerts in events and performances to welcome St Gregory’s and you will be ready for back the sunshine! We also announce the summer! our new role as Creative Research Partner to the Whitstable Biennale which takes We look forward to seeing you. place in June. Our visual arts programme goes from strength to strength with the Sally Abbott eagerly anticipated exhibition by award Director of Arts and Culture winning British artist John Stezaker, with a programme presented by the Centre for Practice Based Research in the Arts to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Dada movement. For alternative formats, please email: corporatecommunications@canterbury.ac.uk Designed and produced by the Department of Art, Culture and Sport Canterbury Christ Church University.
ART 02
MUSIC 08
THEATRE 14
DANCE 17
LEARNING 20
WORD 21
DIREC TIONS 22
C ALENDAR 24
CATCHING THE LIGHT
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ART
Our visual arts programme contains an extensive and dynamic schedule
of events and exhibitions.
We have three dedicated gallery spaces: the Sidney Cooper Gallery,
an acclaimed contemporary art space within Canterbury city centre,
and The Burton Gallery and The Old Lookout Gallery at Broadstairs,
which both offer an exciting range of exhibitions, events and annual publications.
To be among the first to hear about forthcoming exhibitions and events,
sign up to our free monthly e-bulletin at gallery@canterbury.ac.uk
LIFE DRAWING
WITH ROY EASTLAND
Artist Roy Eastland will run two full day workshops on
Life Drawing. These sessions include a mixture of drawing
exercises, demonstrations, whole-group and one-to-one
© Roy Eastland
tuition. The classes are suitable for experienced, practising
artists and ‘nervous beginners’ as well. Sessions are held
in the art studios at the back of the gallery.
SAT 16 APRIL OR SAT 9 JUL, 10AM – 4PM
SIDNEY COOPER GALLERY, £45 PER DAY/£40 CONCESSIONS
COLLAGRAPH PRINTMAKING WITH EUPHEMIA MACTAVISH
Collagraph is a very versatile method using found
objects of low relief to create your own hand made
plate. Objects such as lace, cut card, embossed
wallpaper, string or thread, may be constructed
and stuck down to a card plate and then varnished
to affect a plate which is then inked and printed.
© Euphemia Mactavish
The results are often delightful, rich, with a unique
strong three dimensional quality.
SAT 21 MAY, 10AM – 4PM
AUGUSTINE ART STUDIOS
£45/ £40 CONCESSIONS
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SLOW ART
DAY
Soheila Sokhanvari, Two Serious Ladies
Slow Art Day takes place in hundreds of galleries and museums around the world.
It is designed simply to get more people looking at art. You will have the opportunity to
look at a set number of Jerwood Drawing Prize artworks. This is all about learning to look
slowly and carefully at artwork, hopefully realising that, as Henry David Thoreau once said,
‘it is not what you look at that matters, but what you see.’ Afterwards, you are welcome
to stay in the gallery and discuss your thoughts over a free drink and biscuit.
SESSION 1 SESSION 2
Suitable for age 16+ Suitable for young children accompanied by
SAT 9 APRIL, 11AM – 12PM their parents and family groups
SIDNEY COOPER GALLERY SAT 9 APRIL, 2PM – 2.45PM
FREE SIDNEY COOPER GALLERY
FREE
THE SIDNEY COOPER GALLERY IS OPEN:
TUE – FRI 10.30AM – 5PM, AND SAT 11.30AM – 5PM
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J O H N
Circle C. John Stezaker, courtesy the artist and The Approach, London
STEZ AK ER
WED 20 APRIL – SAT 14 MAY
SIDNEY COOPER GALLERY, EXHIBITION, FREE
This exhibition explores the award-winning of the Cabaret Voltaire, Zurich, and
British artist John Stezaker's fascination Dada movement, we are delighted to be
with, and appropriation of, found images. showcasing one of the most important
Incorporating works from his acclaimed artists practising today who has been highly
Marriage series, Mask series and Tabula influential in the development and re-
Rasa series, this exhibition will also feature emergence of collage, conceptual art and
little shown images from his Unassisted appropriation in contemporary art.
Readymades series in celebration of a new
Monograph on these works. Coinciding In association with The Approach, London.
with the 100th anniversary of the founding
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DADA FORTNIGHT
PERFORMANCE LECTURES
Organised by the Centre for Practice Based Research in the Arts, the
series aims to blur the boundaries between the formal lecture and artistic
performance, offering both creative practitioners and academics the
opportunity to experiment with new ways of presenting their ideas and their
work. All lectures are free and take place at the Sidney Cooper Gallery.
JAMES FROST TIM LONG, BAZOOKA LAUREN REDHEAD
– CHANCE AND THE JOE AND THE MUNTERS – IJEREJA: MUSIC AS AN
READYMADE – MEMORY AND ITERATIVE PROCESS
SIGNIFICANT NONSENSE
IN THE ART OF TIM LONG
© Tim Long
TUE 26 APRIL, 5 − 6PM TUE 26 APRIL, 6 − 7PM TUE 3 MAY, 5 − 6PM
BRYAN HAWKINS JULIA MOORE MATT WRIGHT AND
– ‘SOMETHING OF – PSYCHOMETRY OF TEXTS: PANOS GHIKAS –
THE ………’ THE LIMITS OF READING UNREAL-TIME COMBAT
TUE 3 MAY, 6 − 7PM TUE 10 MAY, 5 − 6PM TUE 10 MAY, 6 − 7PM
THE SIDNEY COOPER GALLERY IS OPEN:
TUE – FRI 10.30AM – 5PM, AND SAT 11.30AM – 5PM
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BA FINE AND
APPLIED ARTS
DEGREE SHOW
SAT 28 MAY – SAT 11 JUNE
SIDNEY COOPER GALLERY
Graduating students from our art degree programme will showcase their
work in the Sidney Cooper Gallery and painting studios. Work will include
painting, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, film, photography and digital art.
BA PHOTOGRAPHY/
BA DIGITAL DESIGN
This joint show celebrates students’
achievements from BA Photography
and graduates from BA Graphic Design,
BA Web Design and BA Multimedia
Design, and showcases extracts from
their final year projects.
SAT 18 – SAT 25 JUNE
SIDNEY COOPER GALLERY
© Jannie Kwong and Shaun Vincent
IN THE MAKING PGCE SHOW
In the Making is the culmination of the Post
Graduate Certificate of Education students’
response to this intense and exciting experience
of learning to become artist-designer/teachers.
The exhibition features examples of their own
creative practice, their work as teachers in a rich
variety with a range of 2D and 3D media, and
examples of the pupils’ and students’ work.
THU 7 – SAT 16 JULY
SIDNEY COOPER GALLERY
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WHITSTABLE
BIENNALE
SAT 4 JUNE – SUN 12 JUNE
As part of the new partnership between
Canterbury Christ Church University and
Whitstable Biennale, artist Trish Scott has
been working with psychologist Dr Ian
Hocking from the School of Psychology,
Politics and Sociology to produce a new
artwork for the Biennale.
Whitstable Biennale 2016 will feature a
wide range of new work by contemporary
artists, a pop-up artist-designed café,
a special cinema showing films every
day, and exhibitions, live performances,
workshops, tours, events and talks.
For more information on the artwork
between Trish Scott and Dr Hocking see:
www.canterbury.ac.uk/arts-and-culture
www.whitstablebiennale.com
CATCHING THE LIGHT
Catching the Light explores artists’ fascination with
light, how it is used as a material to preserve the
essence of place, time and experience, evoking
feelings such as nostalgia, wonder and otherness.
This exhibition sets to survey light as medium in the
practice of ten contemporary artists, employing a
range of media from video based work, to pinhole
photography, sculpture and Camera Obscura.
Alongside this, we are delighted to be hosting the
RCA Fulldome Research Group as this year’s summer
residency supporting the development of practice-
based research and learning through the arts.
WED 27 JULY – SAT 27 AUGUST
SIDNEY COOPER GALLERY
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MUSIC
Our music programme is full, varied and exciting.
Our ambition is to make music accessible and enjoyable for all;
from classical and jazz to contemporary and commercial music,
there is something for everyone.
Image: Sarah Ann Wright
ALEX HUGHES (PIANO)
AND ALEX RIDER (HARP)
Canterbury Music Club in association with
Canterbury Christ Church University
New Generation Artists from Canterbury:
Alex Hughes (piano) and Alex Rider (harp).
Both performers are both graduates of
Canterbury Christ Church University.
Canterbury Winds will join them to play
Mozart’s Quintet for piano and winds.
THU 14 APRIL, 7.45PM
ST GREGORY’S CENTRE FOR MUSIC
TICKETS: £15 ON THE DOOR.
DETAILS AND ADVANCE BOOKING:
www canterburymusicclub.com
8LUNCHTIME CONCERTS
Lunchtime Concerts are given in St Gregory’s Centre for Music, Canterbury, and last
around 45 minutes. They are open to all, free of charge. Children over five welcomed
with a responsible adult. Book online: www.canterbury.ac.uk/arts-and-culture
STUDENT ENSEMBLES SHOWCASE
The best of the CCCU Music Society’s current ensembles
take to the stage, performing music for instruments and
voices in all styles and genres. No boundaries; something for
everyone: a real celebration of what our students can do.
WED 27 APRIL, 1.10PM
ST GREGORY’S CENTRE FOR MUSIC
SCRATCH ORCHESTRA WITH
CONTEMPORARY MUSIC ENSEMBLE
Image © http://neilsloman.co.uk
The two most adventurous ensembles in the
University join forces for a programme of new music
including John Zorn’s infamous ‘game’ piece Cobra.
Directors: Sam Bailey and Lauren Redhead
WED 4 MAY, 1.10PM
ST GREGORY’S CENTRE FOR MUSIC
CHAMBER CHOIR
The University’s premier small choral ensemble
takes to the stage for this final Lunchtime
Concert to perform an astonishing range of
repertoire from this year’s work: the splendour
of the English Renaissance motet meets the
dignity of some of the finest spirituals in
dazzling arrangements by Michael Tippett and
Moses Hogan; the striking music of Gyorgy
Orban shares a platform with one of Vaughan
Williams’ finest anthems. And there are some
surprises up their collective sleeve…
WED 11 MAY, 1.10PM
ST GREGORY’S CENTRE FOR MUSIC
9APOLLO CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY LUCKY LINDIES
ORCHESTRA FEELIN’ GROOVY
The CCSU Music Society’s prestige classical Music Society is proud to present a concert
ensemble performs beautiful orchestral works by The Lucky Lindies, a brand new female a
including Salieri’s Concertino da Camera for flute cappella ensemble. The concert will provide
and orchestra, Bartok's Romanian Folk dances everything from well-known classics to new
and Saint-Saëns − The Carnival of the Animals. arrangements of chart hits.
Director: Marius Reklaitis Director: Sara Wilson
SAT 7 MAY, 7.30PM FRI 13 MAY, 7:30PM
ST GREGORY’S CENTRE FOR MUSIC ST GREGORY’S CENTRE FOR MUSIC
CONCERT, FREE CONCERT, FREE
ORBI PLAYA BIG BAND Annual concert by the Orbi Playa Big Band,
which originated as a spin off-from the
SWING INTO SPRING School of Music and Performing Arts and
comprises mostly CCCU alumni with some
current students.
The Band will play a set of vocal and
instrumental music in their original recorded
arrangements showcasing the work of classic
bands such as Count Basie, Benny Goodman,
Woody Herman and Stan Kenton together
with a selection of more modern music
by current composers, including originals
written for the Band. The management and
Image © David Fenn
musical direction of the Band is co-operative.
SUN 15 MAY, 7.30PM
ST GREGORY’S CENTRE FOR MUSIC
CONCERT, FREE
10COMMERCIAL
M U S I C
SHOWCASE
This show presents some of the highlights of the year from the Commercial
Music course at our Broadstairs campus, including staff-run student ensembles
and a selection of the best individual student and group performances.
WED 25 MAY AND THU 26 MAY, 7.30PM
ANSELM STUDIO 1
Tickets: £5 (£3 Concessions; MPA staff and students free)
Book online: www.canterbury.ac.uk/arts-and-culture
Email: artsandculture@canterbury.ac.uk
Tel: 01227 782994
11Image © Megan Barney
SAT 4 JUN,
7.30PM
ANSELM STUDIO 1
BIG BAND CONCERT CONCERT, FREE
The Christ Church University Big Band Freddie Hubbard, Dizzy Gillespie and many
directed by Steve Waterman presents a others. The concert will feature the many
programme of classic jazz repertoire by talented jazz soloists from within the band.
composers Tadd Dameron, Benny Golson,
TOP VOICES: A MUSICAL PICNIC
An evening of summery songs for high voices, from the sublime
renaissance polyphony of Orlando Lassus to the caustic wit of
Tom Lehrer. Top Voices is one of the most versatile ensembles at
the University; there’ll be something to tickle everyone’s taste.
Director: Chris Price
Image © Chris Price
TUE 7 JUN, 7.30PM
ST GREGORY’S CENTRE FOR MUSIC
CONCERT, FREE
MMUS CONDUCTORS CONCERT
With two fine postgraduate conductors completing their MMus
studies this year, we decided to create a public event specially for
them to showcase the fruits of their work. You can be sure of an
eclectic programme as they wield the baton in front of a variety
of student ensembles in music which displays their technical and
expressive ensemble leadership to great effect.
WED 8 JUN, 1.10PM − 2.30PM
ST GREGORY’S CENTRE FOR MUSIC
CONCERT, FREE
12P R O M CONCERT
SAT 11 JUN, 7.30PM
AUGUSTINE HALL
TICKETS: £5 (£3 CONCESSIONS; MPA STAFF AND STUDENTS FREE)
Book online: www.canterbury.ac.uk/arts-and-culture
Email: artsandculture@canterbury.ac.uk
Tel: 01227 782994
An end-of-year celebration of CCCU’s very best performance work featuring our
flagship, professionally-directed ensembles and the University's Dance Company.
Topping the bill this year is John Rutter's delightful musical fable, "The Reluctant
Dragon", complete with shadow puppetry from our Performing Arts practitioners -
although the Dance Company's interpretation of "Charge", from Karl Jenkins' "Armed
Man" Mass will give it stiff competition. Whatever your taste, we promise an evening
of fun and frolics to round off the year.
13THEATRE Our theatre programme highlights some of the best of Christ Church talent as well as bringing in new exciting companies to challenge and explore. D I R E C T I N G A N D D E V I S I N G PERFORMANCES Performing Arts students present live stage work as part of their final-year Directing and Devising module. With several performances each night throughout the week, expect a huge range of style and content, imaginatively staged and performed with all the energy and expertise we have come to expect of our performing artists. TUE 26 − FRI 29 APRIL, 7.30PM ANSELM STUDIO 1, FREE NB: TUES 26 SUITABLE FOR 18 YEARS AND ABOVE ONLY 14
DRAMA PRACTICE AS RESEARCH
FINAL PERFORMANCE
SPANK THE MONKEY
P r e s ent s
Molière’s seventeenth century verse comedy depicting a man who
is so intimidated by femininity that he decides to marry his young
and naïve ward, making clumsy advances towards her in order to
win her hand in marriage.
School for Wives by Molière, Translated by Maria-Cristina Necula.
WED 11 MAY, 7.30PM
ANSELM STUDIO 1, FREE
Book online: www.canterbury.ac.uk/arts-and-culture
TRIQUETR A THEATRE COMPANY
P r e s ent s
A dynamic physical theatre adaption of Kay Adshead's one
woman play, The Bogus Woman. Utilising multimedia to aid in
creating an alternate universe, the piece exposes for a western
audience the trials and tribulations of being a refugee.
THU 12 MAY, 7.30PM
ANSELM STUDIO 1, FREE
THE DRUNKEN MONGOOSE
P r e s ent s
The Christ of Coldharbour Lane by Oladipo
Agboluaje. The story of Omo who, believing he is
the son of God, preaches to the people of Brixton
to abandon the ‘wilful peace’ that is holding
them down.
FRI 13 MAY, 7.30PM
ANSELM STUDIO 1, FREE
15SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND PERFORMING ARTS ANNUAL MUSIC AL Best New Musical at forever. Based the 2002 Tony Awards, on the popular Thoroughly Modern movie, the stage Millie is a high-spirited version of Thoroughly musical romp that has all Modern Millie includes of New York dancing the a full score of new Charleston. It’s the zany new songs and bright dance 1920’s musical that has taken numbers. Filled with frisky Broadway by storm! Taking flappers, dashing leading place in New York City in 1922, men and a dragon-lady of a Thoroughly Modern Millie tells the villainess audiences will love to story of young Millie Dillmount, who hate, Thoroughly Modern Millie has just moved to the city in search of is a perfectly constructed evening a new life for herself. It’s a New York full of madcap merriment. And with the of intrigue and jazz - a time when women role of Millie Dillmount, musical theatre were entering the workforce and the rules has found a new heroine for the ages in of love and social behaviour were changing Thoroughly Modern Millie. WED 15 JUN − SAT 18 JUN Book online: 7.30PM DAILY PLUS 2PM ON SAT www.canterbury.ac.uk/arts-and-culture ANSELM STUDIO 1 Email: artsandculture@canterbury.ac.uk TICKETS: £8 ADULTS, £5 CONCESSIONS Tel: 01227 782994 16
DANCE
Dance at Christ Church features some of the most exciting
young talent coming out of the south east.
DANCE@CANTERBURY
END OF YEAR
DANCE
PERFORMANCE
TUE 17 MAY, 7PM
ANSELM STUDIO 1, FREE
An evening of dynamic dance performed
by Year 1 and 2 students. You’ll see
Contemporary, African and South Asian dance
styles and a variety of student choreography.
Director: Dr Angela Pickard
17DANCE@C ANTERBURY
FINAL YEAR
DANCE PERFORMANCE
This evening brings energetic and expressive dance choreography
from choreographers Ash Mukherjee and Angela Pickard
with Canterbury Dance Company as well as work from a new
generation of innovative student dance makers.
Director: Dr Angela Pickard
WED 18 MAY, 7PM
ANSELM STUDIO 1, FREE
18MOTION
ALPHA
DANCE
DANCE CLASSES FOR MALE DANCERS FROM 7+ YEARS
Part of Dance@Canterbury, directed by Dr Angela Pickard
All-male creative dance classes that use movement to build physical
confidence, co-ordination, movement vocabulary and sequences, imagination
and creativity. The classes are taught by two male dancers (James Middleton
and Aaron Smith) who are graduates from Canterbury Christ Church University
and are experienced in teaching dance with a range of ages and stages.
• Motion Alpha Youth 7+ 11.45am -12.45pm
Dance class with end of term sharing/performance
• Motion Alpha Company 15+ 1.00pm - 2.30pm
Dance class and development of performance work
• Classes delivered in two sets of five week blocks,
with no classes on Sun 5 June.
SUN 1 MAY – SUN 10 JULY
ANSELM STUDIO 2
£40.00 PER 10 WEEK TERM OR £5 PER INDIVIDUAL CLASS
19LEARNING
Discover | Learn | Enjoy
COMMUNITY ARTS & EDUCATION
at Canterbury Christ Church University
Discover | Learn | Enjoy
COmmUNItY ARts & EdUCAtION
at Canterbury Christ Church University
We’re delighted to launch our
Spring 2015 programme of day
schools and short courses.
All our tutors are specialists in their
We’re delighted to launch our Summer 2016
field and ourprogramme of day
programmes offer
you the opportunity to broaden
schools and short courses. your interests and/or to explore
something new.
All our tutors are specialists in theirFor
field
full and our
details, programmes
including our spring
offer you the opportunity to broaden and your
summerinterests and/or
programme, visitto
our
explore something new. website or call us to be added to
our mailing list and receive a copy
of our 2014/15 brochure.
For full details, including our spring and summer programme,
visit our website or call us to be added to our mailing list and
receive a copy of our current brochure.
BOOK YOUR PLACE ONLINE
www.canterbury.ac.uk/community-arts-education
BOOK YOUR PLACE ONLINE
www.canterbury.ac.uk/cae
You can call the Programme Administrator on (01227) 863451
on weekdays between the hours of 9.30am - 2.30pm.
Email: education.communityarts@canterbury.ac.uk
Tel: 01227 863451
E: education.communityarts@canterbury.ac.uk
20WORD
Our programme of fascinating talks, debates and readings
aims to inspire and inform.
ANDY MILLER:
HOW NOT TO WRITE A BOOK
Andy Miller is a reader, author and editor of books. He is the co-host of the popular literary
podcast Backlisted. His most recent book The Year of Reading Dangerously was published to
great acclaim in 2014. It was accompanied by a 40-date national tour of Read Y'self Fitter,
Miller's ten-step programme to cure bad reading habits, which the Times described as “a
hilarious self-help session on getting through difficult books.“ He lives in Kent and has just
read Finnegans Wake from cover to cover.
THU 28 APRIL, 6.30PM
SIDNEY COOPER GALLERY
READING, FREE
21HOW TO GET TO US
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23AT A GLANCE – DIARY
APRIL
SAT 9 APRIL 11AM SLOW ART DAY - 16+ SESSION p3
SAT 9 APRIL 2PM SLOW ART DAY - FAMILY SESSION p3
THU 14 APRIL 7.45PM ALEZ HUGHES (PIANO) AND ALEX RIDER (HARP) p8
SAT 16 APRIL 10AM - 4PM LIFE DRAWING WITH ROY EASTLAND p2
WED 20 APRIL - JOHN STEZAKER p4
SAT 14 MAY
TUE 26 APRIL 5PM JAMES FROST - CHANCE AND THE READYMADE p5
TUE 26 APRIL 6PM MEMORY AND SIGNIFICANT NONSENSE IN THE p5
ART OF TIM LONG
TUE 26 APRIL 7.30PM DIRECTING AND DEVISING PERFORMANCES p14
WED 27 APRIL 7.30PM DIRECTING AND DEVISING PERFORMANCES p14
WED 27 APRIL 1.10PM LUNCHTIME CONCERT: STUDENT ENSEMBLES p9
SHOWCASE
THU 28 APRIL 6.30PM ANDY MILLER: HOW NOT TO WRITE A BOOK p21
THU 28 APRIL 7.30PM DIRECTING AND DEVISING PERFORMANCES p14
FRI 29 APRIL 7.30PM DIRECTING AND DEVISING PERFORMANCES p14
M AY
SUN 1 MAY - WEEKLY MOTION ALPHA DANCE CLASSES p19
SUN 10 JULY
TUE 3 MAY 5PM LAUREN REDHEAD − IJEREJA: MUSIC AS AN p5
ITERATIVE PROCESS
TUE 3 MAY 6PM BRYAN HAWKINS − ‘SOMETHING OF THE ………’ p5
WED 4 MAY 1.10PM LUNCHTIME CONCERT: SCRATCH ORCHESTRA p9
WITH CONTEMPORARY MUSIC ENSEMBLE
SAT 7 MAY 7.30PM APOLLO CHAMBER ORCHESTRA p10
TUE 10 MAY 5PM JULIA MOORE – PSYCHOMETRY OF TEXTS: p5
THE LIMITS OF READING
TUE 10 MAY 6PM MATT WRIGHT AND PANOS GHIKAS p5
– UNREAL-TIME COMBAT
WED 11 MAY 7.30PM DRAMA: PRACTICE AS RESEARCH p15
WED 11 MAY 1.10PM LUNCHTIME CONCERT: CHAMBER CHOIR p9
THU 12 MAY 7.30PM DRAMA: PRACTICE AS RESEARCH p15
FRI 13 MAY 7.30PM DRAMA: PRACTICE AS RESEARCH p15
24AT A GLANCE – DIARY
M AY J U N E
FRI 13 MAY 7.30PM MUSIC SOCIETY: LUCKY LINDIES p10
SUN 15 MAY 7.30PM ORBI BIG BAND p10
TUE 17 MAY 7PM DANCE@CANTERBURY END OF YEAR p17
DANCE PERFORMANCE
WED 18 MAY 7PM DANCE@CANTERBURY FINAL YEAR DANCE p18
PERFORMANCE
SAT 21 MAY 10AM - 4PM COLLAGRAPH PRINTMAKING WITH p2
EUPHEMIA MACTAVISH
WED 25 MAY 7.30PM COMMERCIAL MUSIC GIG p11
THU 26 MAY 7.30PM COMMERCIAL MUSIC GIG p11
SAT 28 MAY BA FINE AND APPLIED ARTS DEGREE SHOW p6
- SAT 11 JUNE
SAT 4 JUNE 7.30PM BIG BAND CONCERT p12
SAT 4 - SAT 12 WHITSTABLE BIENNALE p7
JUNE
TUE 7 JUNE 7.30PM TOP VOICES EVENING CONCERT p12
WED 8 JUNE 1.10PM MMUS CONDUCTORS CONCERT p12
WED 8 JUNE 7.30PM MPA MUSICAL: THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE p16
THU 9 JUNE 7.30PM MPA MUSICAL: THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE p16
FRI 10 JUNE 7.30PM MPA MUSICAL: THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE p16
SAT 11 JUNE 2PM MPA MUSICAL: THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE p16
SAT 11 JUNE 7.30PM MPA MUSICAL: THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE p16
SAT 11 JUNE 7.30PM PROM CONCERT p13
SAT 18 BA PHOTOGRAPHY/ BA DIGITAL DESIGN p6
- SAT 25 JUNE
J U LY
THU 7 - SAT 16 IN THE MAKING PGCE SHOW p6
JULY
SAT 9 JULY 10AM - 4PM LIFE DRAWING WITH ROY EASTLAND p2
SAT 30 JULY 10AM - 4PM LIFE DRAWING WITH ROY EASTLAND p2
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