The Marlowe Theatre Will Introduce Chilled Performances
The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, has introduced chilled performances to its programme, with the first one taking place next month (February).
The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, has introduced chilled performances to its programme, with the first one taking place next month (February).
Audiences will be given the chance to see how theatre is made at Marlowe ROAR next month (October).
The Marlowe is seeking exceptional people who can bring strategic thinking, expertise and a passion for the transformative power of the arts to the role of Trustee, at this important stage in The Marlowe's development.
Opening on Saturday 6 April, Kent's Remarkable Writers: The Worlds of Christopher Marlowe, Aphra Behn and Joseph Conrad explores the lives of three writers, their connections to Canterbury and the different times in which they lived.
The curtain opened on a new act in The Marlowe Theatre's story on Saturday (1 December).
The Marlowe, Canterbury, today announced that former Associate Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company Deborah Shaw has been appointed as Chief Executive.
Harbourfront Centre and Arabesque, in association with Small World Music, present JAMRA, a contemporary production inspired by the dance forms of the nomadic and gypsy (Rom) peoples of Egypt, Turkey, North Africa, Iran and Lebanon.
Harbourfront Centre and Arabesque, in association with Small World Music, present JAMRA, a contemporary production inspired by the dance forms of the nomadic and gypsy (Rom) peoples of Egypt, Turkey, North Africa, Iran and Lebanon.
Harbourfront Centre and Arabesque, in association with Small World Music, present JAMRA, a contemporary production inspired by the dance forms of the nomadic and gypsy (Rom) peoples of Egypt, Turkey, North Africa, Iran and Lebanon.
Neil MacGregor, Director, British Museum; Michael Boyd, Artistic Director, Royal Shakespeare Company; Dominic Dromgoole, Artistic Director, Shakespeare's Globe; Ruth Mackenzie, Director of the Cultural Olympiad and London 2012 Festival; Deborah Shaw, World Shakespeare Festival Director and arts lead