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What’s On
Arts & Culture in and around
the borough of
Richmond upon Thames
July 2020
Orsi Cowell-Lehoczky from 9 to
21 June Tuesday – Sunday
11am – 5pm.
fountaingallery.co.uk
Landmark Arts Centre
landmarkartscentre.org
Molesey Art Society
We are in strange times and moleseyartsociety.co.uk
cannot engage with the world
as we used to. However, Visual Arts WATCH AN ARTIST CREATE
technology is allowing us to A PAINTING
interact in an unprecedented
way. We can use video links to BBC4 is featuring an
talk to friends, family or American artist, Bob Ross,
who demonstrates how to
colleagues, sing with a virtual
paint a dramatic landscape
choir, watch performances by in 30 minutes. The series is
world-famous companies called “The Joy of Painting”
online and send emails to keep and it is available to view
in touch. Throughout the Richmond Art Society Their for over a year.
newsletter there are Summer Exhibition goes
online. Launching on the Even if you are not a
suggestions for using links on
Richmond Art Society website painter, it is fascinating to
the Internet to engage with see how he develops the
the outside world. on 4 July 2020, the online
image – it looks so easy but
exhibition will be available to it probably isn’t!
We also have time at home to browse throughout July. There
try out new things, such as a will also be a PDF catalogue of Go to BBC iPlayer and
new craft, or have a good all the works available to search for Bob Ross.
clear-out of unwanted items. download. Visit the website
and follow the links to the Saturday Watercolour
And maybe it gives us time to
show. Workshop Email
reflect on modern life and
richmondartsociety.com patkayharvey@talktalk.net or
allow us to plan for a different
call 020 3643 6227.
and more fulfilling existence
Fountain Gallery are excited to patharvey.co.uk
after lockdown. Let’s go into announce the re-opening of
the future with a more positive the Fountain Gallery with an
The People Hive Gallery
outlook. Exhibition by resident artist rhlt.org.uk/the-people-hive
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Orange Tree Theatre Film
The Bowman Gallery orangetreetheatre.co.uk
bowmangallery.co.uk
OSO Arts Centre
Roland Goslett Gallery osoarts.org.uk
rolandgoslettgallery.co.uk
Richmond Shakespeare
One Paved Court Gallery: Society
onepavedcourt.co.uk richmondshakespeare.org.uk
ART CHALLENGE Teddington Theatre Club
teddingtontheatreclub.org.uk Richmond Film Society
Every week, we are issuing an
recommends the following
Art Challenge to stimulate
Films:
your creative juices. Rise to
A Royal Affair Directed by
the challenge and send us your
Nikolaj Arcel; The Hunt
artwork - use anything you
Directed by Thomas
have to hand. Encourage Copy / Flyer Vinterberg; Salt Of The Earth
children to have a go also and
Deadlines Directed by Wim Wenders &
email the work in to Arts
Juliano Ribeiro Salgado; The
Richmond.
Angels’ Share Directed by Ken
Loach; IDA Directed by Pawel
NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE Pawlikowski. They are
At the moment we are
STREAMING unable to send the available via streaming
services and also for purchase
What’s On newsletter
The National Theatre is as DVD/Blu-Ray discs.
streaming one production
by post, therefore we Richmond Film Society For
per week on YouTube. The will not be accepting information email
programme changes every any fliers. We will be admin@richmondfilmsoc.org.uk
Thursday at 7pm. See sending out the richmondfilmsoc.org.uk
world class theatre from the newsletter by email.
comfort of your own home RIVERSIDE STUDIOS
– but you will have to The deadline for items VIRTUAL CINEMA
provide the ice cream and to be included in the
the drinks yourself! newsletter is It is sad that the newly opened
https://www.nationaltheatr Riverside Studios has had to
e.org.uk/nt-at-home
Wednesday 1 July 2020 close its doors. A great shame
as it is now an impressive
space with modern facilities
Disclaimer: Whilst every
care has been taken to and a pleasant bar area for
Drama ensure the accuracy of tasty food and drink. Let’s
the information in this hope we can visit it in the not
newsletter, we urge you too distant future. However, it
to check details with the is offering people a chance to
venues before attending
view for free some classic
an event.
If you need help with films, which are:
contact details, please
Some Like it Hot Billy
contact our office
info@artsrichmond.org.uk Wilder’s iconic comedy
Charade by Stanley Donen
Hampton Hill Theatre The Lunchbox starring Irrfan
hamptonhilltheatre.org.uk Khan
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Water Lilies by French The Middlesex Yeomanry
director Celine Sciamma Hammond Theatre Concert Band
Aimless Bullet a social realist thehammondtheatre.co.uk mycb.org.uk
drama set in South Korea
Scarlet Street directed by Landmark Arts Centre In Flagrante choir For further
Fritz Lang landmarkartscentre.org details contact Cathy Jago on
All That Heaven Allows by
Catherine@cjenenergy.co.uk
Douglas Sirk Langdon Down Museum of inflagrantechoir.com
I Wish by Hirokazu Kore-eda Learning Disability
The Lady Vanishes by Alfred langdondownmuseum.org.uk
Hitchcock. Follow Us
Click on the following link: Whitton Choral Society What’s On
whittonchoralsociety.net in the thriving local arts
riversidestudios.co.uk/commu
nity/virtual-riverside scene.
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Each Sunday and Thursday and Twitter
they are streaming a artsrichmond_uk
concert from their archive
on their YouTube channel.
To become a regular
Follow this link to see the
programme of events: recipient of this
Newsletter, why not
become a member?
Swing Patrol
swingpatrol.co.uk They provide digital
programme notes and they
Rambert School of Ballet and hope that you will be able
Contemporary Dance to sit down and watch at To Contact Us or
rambertschool.org.uk the same time as friends Join Us
and family, wherever they
Hammond Theatre are. ETNA Community Centre
thehammondtheatre.co.uk lso.co.uk Room 21,
13 Rosslyn Road
Music Richmond Concert Twickenham, TW1 2AR
richmondconcerts.co.uk 020 8892 9446
info@artsrichmond.org.uk
singersandsongs.com
singersandsongs.com Thameside Harmony Chorus
Email
Barnes Music Society thamesideharmony@gmail.com.
barnesmusicsociety.org.uk thamesideharmony.co.uk
The Choral Foundation Twickenham Chamber Choir
Richmond Orchestra choral.foundation@hrp.org.uk Enquiries:
richmondorchestra.org.uk helenastrid@gmail.com or call
Richmond Opera 07710 245 904.
OSO Arts Centre richmondopera.org.uk
osoarts.org.uk
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Magna Carta Chorus Contact:
Rock, Jazz & Folk Historic Houses
Dennis Counsel, Chorus
Secretary on 01344 843522
email
dennis@stillriver.plus.com
magnacartachorus@gmail.com
Chase Bridge Community For Turner’s House
TwickFolk turnershouse.org
more information contact
chasebridgecommunitychoir@ twickfolk.co.uk
gmail.com Walks, talks and
Mark's Jazz Sessions phone
courses
07799 582337 for information
Eel Pie Club
SCRUB HUBS eelpieclub.com
Landmark Arts Centre
Many voluntary groups landmarkartscentre.org
have formed to provide the
NHS and care workers with Richmond Jewish
OSO Arts Centre
scrubs (the standard Community Hub
osoarts.org.uk
uniform when on duty).
rjch.org.uk
Across the country,
volunteers are making JKL-Jazz See
scrubs, laundry bags (to put Borough of Twickenham
Facebook.com/JKL-Jazz to
contaminated clothing in Local History Society
confirm dates and also for
and then put all into the botlhs.co.uk
other appearances in the area. The Arts Society Richmond
washing machine), masks,
headbands etc and theartssocietyrichmond.org
Mood Indigo Events
distributing them to those moodindigoevents.co.uk
who can use them. Richmond Scientific Society
www.rss.btck.co.uk
I have been making laundry
Museums
bags and sending them to Richmond Local History
my local distribution hub. It Society
has been very satisfying to
richmondhistory.org.uk
be creative but, at the same
time, be helping in the
national crisis. I encourage Richmond and Twickenham
you to join in with this Historical Association
admirable initiative. If you history.org.uk
can’t sew you can still help
by helping with distribution Kingston and District Branch
or just by donating money of the Embroiderers' Guild
The Twickenham Museum
to buy fabric. Check out the kingstonanddistrictbranch.co.uk
website below for details. twickenham-museum.org.uk
Linda White
Volunteer editor Musical Museum Richmond Society
musicalmuseum.co.uk richmondsociety.org.uk
ScrubHub.org.uk Richmond & Twickenham
The Museum of Richmond
museumofrichmond.com Photographic Society
rtps.org.uk
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Richmond U3A Poetry Performance have read it. It is a long read
u3asites.org.uk/richmond-on- For information email: over some 750 plus pages but
thames/home warringa@blueyonder.co.uk each time one wanted to read
the footnotes at the foot of
Richmond Association for the Richmond WEA: contact Carol most pages.
National Trust For information Veitch on 020 8979 5929.
contact the Programme wealondon.org/Richmond
WATCH INTERESTING
Manager on tel: 020 8979 DOCUMENTARIES ON
3834, email: RHACC (Richmond and
CATCH-UP
wendyasim@btinternet.com Hillcroft Adult and
nationaltrust.org.uk/features/rich Community College): provides
We cannot go travelling at
mond-association a wide range of Further the moment. However, we
Education courses can visit faraway places on
rhacc.ac.uk the TV using the “catch-up”
A POEM A DAY KEEPS THE
BLUES AT BAY services on the various
channels. Here are just a
few programmes available
THE HOWARD GREENWOOD for some months:
Each day, a new poem is Rick Stein’s cookery
uploaded to the Arts MUSICAL CORNER.
travelogues
Richmond website. Each is
It has been said that the music • Rick Stein’s Far East
insightful and engaging so
of the Polish composer Odyssey
well worth a read. Log
• Rick Stein’s Seafood
onto: Fryderyk Chopin is either
Odyssey
www.artsrichmond.org.uk played or listened to every -------------------------------------
and then click on “Reviews” hour of every day throughout • Storyville. Hard-hitting
and you will find the poems the world. His music takes us documentaries on
listed, along with other
into another world of beautiful serious topics
reviews.
sound, a world where our -------------------------------------
hearts and minds are Simon Reeve’s travelogues
The BBC has an initiative
• Australia with Simon
called BBC Upload. They cherished. So in this short
Reeve
say “Whatever you create – article I would like to guide
comedy, fiction, blogs, • Indian Ocean with
you into this world and Simon Reeve
vlogs, podcasts, videos,
poetry, reviews, diaries,
recommend certain items that • Greece with Simon
anything – we’d love you to will enhance your enjoyment Reeve
upload it.” Go to of his music.
bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07 Go to iPlayer, All Four or
xtgyr So I would like to start by My5 and browse what is
and upload your creative available
suggesting a book which has
items. recently been published by
A recent criticism concludes by
Faber and Faber called
saying “It is unusual to feel
Fryderyk Chopin, a Life and
bereft on finishing a book and
Times by Alan Walker. It is an
Barnes Literary Society one would wish it could be
barnesliterarysociety.org.uk. amazing book, which has
twice as long. It is the most
attracted a lot of praise all
important biography of Chopin
Richmond Heritage Guides over the musical world and
richmondwalks.co.uk in many years and will be
rightly so. Rarely have I read a
treasured by musicians and
book which I found difficult to
Richmond Art music lovers as the definitive
richmondartsociety.com put down and this has been
life for many years”.
the experience of friends who
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fact, over 16 CDs, embrace the Council to purchase the house
Readers of 'ArtsRichmond' are complete works, including for conversion to a town hall.
able to get hold of this brilliant everything Chopin wrote Since then we have been
involved in many local issues,
book by contacting a Patron of including the rarely heard
including developing Orleans
Arts Richmond, Helena Caletta songs, the small amount of House Gallery, the Mary
at the Open Book in Richmond. chamber music and the piano Wallace Theatre, the tennis
Now we are living at a time and orchestra works. courts beside the house and
when there are so many Twickenham Riverside.
brilliant pianists who were AIR POLLUTION IN LONDON In normal times we meet
performing before the regularly throughout the year
Air pollution in London has for a programme of talks, and
lockdown but we do have their
fallen so dramatically since we have a special dinner in
CD's to listen to the way they the capital's Covid-19 January and a summer
view the music of this great lockdown, monitors used to reception in June. We take
composer. In my opinion some measure toxicity are part in London Open Days in
of their Chopin interpretations alerting the data collectors September. We have regular
are first rate, others less so but to possible faults with the garden walks, and we work
that is the way, as they say, readings. It is down by with the council on matters
about 60%. relating to the house and the
the cookie crumbles.
As a result of the grounds. We are also
Of the older recordings the coronavirus restrictions on concerned with local planning.
way Artur Rubinstein plays movement, average air We welcome new members
most of the solo piano music is pollution levels have fallen and guests to the meetings, for
wonderful and I can fully to their lowest since a small charge. For
recommend any of his recordings began in 2000, membership information,
according to the London Air contact Andrew Stanley, the
recordings, making possible
Quality Network. The Hon Treasurer, at
allowances for the quality of andrew.stanley1@outlook.com or
monitors record levels of
recordings all those years ago. nitrogen dioxide, sulphur 29 Schoolhouse Lane,
Of more recent performances dioxide, particulates and Teddington, TW11
on CD I have been impressed ozone levels. 9DP. Website:
with the Chopin performances theyorkhousesociety.org.uk
on the Warner Classics label of YORK HOUSE SOCIETY
York House in Richmond Road, THE LANDMARK ARTS CENTRE
the young Eric Liu especially
Twickenham, is owned by The Landmark Arts Centre in
his reading of the Second
Richmond Council. The house Teddington is a vibrant hub for
Chopin Sonata which I found
dates back to Tudor times, and a whole range of vibrant
spellbinding.
it has a fascinating history with cultural activities. They put on
Emanuel Ax is also another many colourful owners. The a wide range of music
rather special Chopin player. formal rooms – the Salon, the
performances from classical to
Then there are a number of Terrace Room, the Mayor’s
Parlour and the Council jazz and folk, run art classes
pianists who have committed
chamber – are beautiful. and host exhibitions of
to disc the complete “Chopin”
The house stands in nearly 10 photography, art and craft. It is
but beware as this is not
acres of grounds beside the a wonderful space
always the case!! For a River Thames, with a sunken architecturally with its soaring
complete set of Chopin a garden, a beautiful stone
church roof and stained glass
recording which has received bridge, a walkway along the
windows.
rave notices in the USA is that river, and the Naked Ladies
statues. Due to lockdown, they are
by the English pianist Ian
The York House Society was unable to open their doors to
Hobson, who won the Leeds
formed in 1924, from the us but are doing fund-raising
Piano Competition years ago.
group who gathered to events to keep themselves
Hobson’s recording does in persuade the Urban District afloat. They recently hosted a
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virtual live music event, with exhibition/. Sally’s portrait of Gillian Thorpe
many local performers her mother is featured on Anne Warrington
appearing. They are page 7. You can see latest Linda White
celebrating their 25th updates on her work on
anniversary and are asking us instagram (@sallywardart) and CO-OPTED MEMBERS
to support them by doing the more information on her Heather Morgan (Showcoach)
#Landmark25Challenge. Here website www.sallyward- Sue Ribbans (Visual Arts)
are some ways you can art.com. Clive Bradley (Literature)
participate: Laurie Coombs (Drama)
MANY THANKS TO ALL OUR
Choose any arts challenge – it TREMENDOUS SUPPORTERS PRESIDENTS 2019-2020
could be singing, dancing, Mr John Stapleton and the late
Arts Richmond is blessed to
playing an instrument, Ms Lynn Faulds Wood
have some wonderful people
comedy, yoga, Pilates, crafting,
who work very hard to put on
wellbeing, painting, drawing.
many cultural events, PATRONS
Whether you’re an expert or
encourage self-expression and Ms Diana Armfield
want to learn a new skill, it
creativity in Richmond Ms Marcia Ashton
doesn’t matter, just have a go!
borough and beyond. Sir David Attenborough OM,
Challenge yourself to do an Foremost of these are the CH,KBE
activity over 25 days or for 25 Committee and the Patrons, Ms Claire Ireland
minutes or 2.5 minutes, amongst others. We thank Mr Gyles Brandreth
perhaps create 25 of them for such valued support. Mrs Sara Burn Edwards
something and ask friends and Here is the current list of the The Right Honourable Sir Vince
family to sponsor you, or make Committee and the Patrons. Cable and Lady Rachel Cable
a donation yourself. Do please Ms Liz Crowther
help this marvellous arts EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Mr Clive Francis
centre to survive by donating VICE PRESIDENTS Mr Michael Frayn & Ms Claire
or raising money for their John Coombs Tomalin
appeal. For further Pam Frazer Mr Bamber Gascoigne
information go to their Sandra Green Mr Julian Glover & Ms Isla Blair
website: Edie Purdue Mr Howard Greenwood
www.landmarkartscentre.org Sir Jeremy Hanley KCMG
CHAIR Ms Lee Langley
SALLY WARD Hilary Dodman His Honour Bernard Marder
Work by local artist and KAOS Sir Trevor McDonald
member, Sally Ward, has been TREASURER Mr Roger McGough CBE
selected from almost 2,500 Simon Bartlett Mr James Naughtie
entries to appear alongside Jean Wit (Assistant Treasurer) Lady Camilla Panufnik
paintings by some of Britain’s Mr Alan Price
leading portrait artists. The COMMITTEE MEMBERS Ms Helena Richardson
Royal Society of Portrait Cllr Geoff Acton Ms Anne M. Sebba
Painters annual exhibition is Lesley Alabaf Mr Colin Squire
held in central London each Sue Bell Mr John Stapleton
year. Due to the pandemic this Peter Cregeen Mr Colin Starkey
wonderful exhibition is now Benedict Dias Mr Sam Walters MBE & Ms
online and can be viewed at Pam Frazer Auriol Smith
https://therp.co.uk/portrait- Janet Langhorne Mrs Kay Williams
exhibitions/annual-portrait- Heather Montford
P a g e |8 ‘Bohème on a budget!’ – A year in the life of Instant Opera Have you ever wondered what it is like to stage an opera? Every October we present a fully-staged opera at Teddington’s historic Normansfield Theatre - most recently, in 2019, with Puccini’s La bohème which sold out its run weeks in advance. A ‘fully-staged’ opera demands a large orchestra, chorus, costumes, lighting and scenery as one would expect to see at a major opera house like The Royal Opera House. The challenges are many - even for the ROH with its sizable budget. In our case, it involves a huge planning and team effort managing 77 skilled artists of 18 different nationalities - but with a vastly reduced budget... Here’s how we did it! December 2018 Recruiting a large orchestra and chorus, including kids, is quite a challenge. By Christmas invitations are sent to regular members and others who may be interested. Fortunately, with such a popular piece, ‘take-up’ is strong. We are lucky Richmond and its environs are well served by orchestras and choirs of incredible quality. January/February 2019 The start of the year signals a period of intense planning and decision making. The production concept is finalized and ‘storyboarded’ similar to a film in pre-production. Our production of La bohème is set in 1970’s Amsterdam, not 1830’s Paris - this requires considerable research and leaps of imagination. We discuss scenery and costume design. For scenery we work with Kew artist Lyn Keay, who paints in an obliging neighbour’s conservatory, usually working from back-of-envelope sketches and photos. An incredible task in its own right, producing stunning results. For costumes, we make numerous visits to costume hire departments until we find the right look for everyone on-stage. We source an orchestral arrangement and hire the band parts and chorus music - our preferred arrangement came from a festival in France. We place audition notices for the principal singers and reply to over one hundred responses. Time to book the audition venue! Lighting, technical and stage crew are recruited – we simply could not make it happen without these brilliant people. March The month of auditions and casting. We were astounded by the quantity and quality of the applicants that auditioned – everyone, it seems, wants to be in La bohème! The result was two dream casts of principals representing UK, Germany, India, USA, Brazil, Italy and Turkey – music truly brings people together. Having completed casting, things now move rapidly and simultaneously. Firstly costume fittings for our casts and chorus. Then delivering orchestra and chorus music in advance of the rehearsals. Last but not least, we develop a detailed rehearsal schedule based around the availability of 77 people over six months – a complex task – 30 iterative versions of this document are not unusual! April In April we rehearse and host our fund-raising Spring Opera Gala at The Exchange, Twickenham. A major event planned in parallel to La bohème. Galas are essential and help us cover costs for fully staging opera in a small theatre, where the ticket sales alone are insufficient. The evening was a resounding success, but afterwards it’s straight ‘back to Bohème’ with tickets going on sale, marketing and writing the programme, etc.
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May/June/July
The first rehearsal phase. Our multi-national cast have made extensive arrangements to stay in and around
Richmond every weekend – some billeted with family or friends, some staying at budget hotels. Others with
shorter journeys will hop back and forth on budget airlines – it’s all part of the logistical matrix of rehearsing
opera over the months ahead. It takes 150 hours to rehearse a two-hour opera. Every scene is taken apart and
rehearsed. First musically and linguistically with coaching in
Italian provided. Then we move to a rehearsal stage and
simulate the dimensions of Normansfield to block out all the
stage movements. Act 2 is challenging with its Café Momus
scene during which chorus and principals mingle and interact.
Contrary to the popular showbiz maxim of “never work with
children..” our kids were wonderfully behaved and have the
time of their lives!
August
Summer holidays – time off ‘for good behaviour’ for our hard working casts! Well not quite for all, for this is the
time when dozens of props are either found or built from scratch including; working fireplaces, enough tables
and stools to seat a crowd and a full-sized football World Cup.
September/October
Second phase of rehearsals commence in earnest now meeting several times a week. This is when we introduce
the orchestra to rehearsals – a thrilling moment for everyone to hear and watch Puccini’s masterpiece finally
come together! Show week finally arrives. Lighting, technical and stage teams are now at full pace with their
own complicated rehearsals. English surtitles are added. Two full dress rehearsals later we are ready to roll,
with three sold-out houses to perform to. All we can do now is pray that no-one loses their voice.. Which of
course happens. It’s opening night, autumn has struck! One of our Mimis can barely speak, let alone sing - a
bitter blow for all. Luckily for us the Mimi from the other cast proves up to singing three memorable
performances back-to-back and three delighted audiences leave Teddington - until next year!
Support us
Our productions would not be possible without the unstinting
time and generosity of many talented people. We think the
results are worth it. 2020 was to be our most ambitious year to
date with a Spring Gala, revival of La bohème and a sensational
new production for October. All three events are now postponed
because of this cruel Coronavirus epidemic. Please check our
website for updates:
www.instantopera.co.uk
If you would like to get involved please do contact us via our
website. We would love to hear from chorus singers, orchestral musicians, technicians, potential financial
sponsors, performance venues and people with accommodation for visiting artists. In fact anyone who is
interested to support us in any way!
At the time of writing Instant Opera plan to re-schedule their La bohème revival for 18th, 19th & 20th December
2020 – please check their website for updates.
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