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A surreal and enchanting tale of the moon’s caretaker and his attempts to re-light a darkened moon, Wolfe Bowart’s LaLaLuna is circus, theatre and film woven together with a poetic and comic physical language all its own. Since its first performance in Australia in 2006, LaLaLuna has elicited raves from critics and audiences of every age in all corners of the planet. LaLaLuna’s Australian tour spanned 5 states, 7 months, 3 festival seasons, 49 venues and 113 performances.
"We are holding our annual dance festival at Hampton School on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 April. With a string of previous fantastic festivals we are hoping to continue and grow the success for RichDance 2016. RichDance is the borough's annual platform for new dance. Our aim is to make dance accessible to all and to offer performance opportunities to anyone who is excited and inspired by dance.
We welcome groups at all levels, schools, students and professionals."
Civic Centre, 44 York Street, Twickenham, TW1 3BZ, United Kingdom
The annual choral festival at Merton College, Oxford is directed by Benjamin Nicholas and showcases Merton College Choir. Regular visiting artists include The Tallis Scholars, The Marian Consort, The Carducci Quartet and Oxford Baroque. Recent soloists have included Emma Kirkby, Elin Manahan Thomas, Helen Charlston, Giles Underwood and James Oxley.
Merton College, Oxford, OX1 4JD, United Kingdom
Artistic Activities: Professional hirings, competitive festival, amateur productions. Other Activity: Rehearsal halls attached. Catering: Licensed bar, ice cream, confectionery. Capacity: 404, flat floor auditorium with balcony. Artist Facilities: 5 large, 1 small dressing rooms, accommodate 25 - band room - kitchen with laundry facilities - backstage Tannoy. Accommodation information available. Backstage facilities not accessible to disabled performers and staff.
Palace Avenue, Paignton, TQ3 3HF
2025. Registration: 16>23 January. Preliminaries (Seoul, Montreal, Berlin, Paris, Besançon): Spring. Final rounds: 22>27 September.
Established in 1951 by the Besançon Festival, the Besançon Conducting Competition is the most complete in the world with a repertoire which spans classical, Romantic, 20th century, and contemporary music, as well as symphony, opera and concerto.
The Competition is open to all artists under 35 who wish to become professional conductors, whatever their training or their experience. It is the only Competition where all candidates are selected during live auditions.
9 rue du Palais de Justice, Besancon, F-25000, France
FutureEverything is an award-winning innovation lab for digital culture and annual festival, established in Manchester in 1995. For almost 20 years FutureEverything has been exploring the meeting point of technology, society and culture which lies at the heart of the digital debate. Through a community network and regular events it makes connections between thinkers, developers, coders, artists, designers, urbanists and policy makers – inspiring them to experiment and to collaborate in new ways.
Dates; May 21st –23rd 2024
SEESAW, 86 Princess Street, Greenheys Lane, Manchester, M15 6LR, United Kingdom
Senior School. Awards: Some bursaries available. Music activities: Jr choir, sr choir, chmbr choir, jr & sr orchs, jr & sr jazz bands; chmbr ens inc cl quintet, sax quintet, fl ens, br ens, str quartets, bands. Regular perfs at Chester Cathedral; musical theatre with dram dept; annual music festival. Comp club. Termly fees: £5,215 (sr school). School type: Girls
City Walls Road, Chester, CH1 2NN, United Kingdom
Organiser of the annual international forum Musica Scienza; organiser of the biennial Arte Scienza, festival of art, science and contemporary culture; organiser of weekly specialisation course in computer music. Also advanced technology centre for music research in Europe, collaborating with important inst groups and musical institutions. Since 2005 has collaborated with cities of Pompei and Rome in the development of sound research for application in archaeological sites and artistic venues.
Via Lamarmora 18, I-00185 Roma, Italy
World's first competition for early music ens. Since the 1st edition in 1986, it has developed into a festival in addition to the competition rounds, inc concerts, masterclasses and lectures. Eligibility: For baroque music instrumental and vocal ens, max 8 persons per ens. An individual musicians may participate in max 2 ens. No age limit. Requirements: Participants should use original instruments or good replicas. Prizes: 1st prize: concert tour in Netherlands and Belgium. 2nd prize: EUR 3000. 3rd prize: EUR 2000. Also audience prize, prize for best musician in an ens, and masterclass award.
Plompetorengracht 4, 3512 CC Utrecht, Netherlands
Artistic Activities: Events include popular and classical concerts, recitals, ballet and drama. Other Activity: Annual Victorian festival; conferences, discos, dinner-dances, functions, cabaret, exhibitions. Catering: Kitchen facilities with refrigerator; bar in large lounge. Capacity: 565 (250 downstairs, 315 balcony), fixed seating. Artist Facilities: 3 dressing rooms. 20 power points. Advice given on accommodation. No staff, apart from caretaker. Backstage facilities not accessible to disabled performers and staff.
Spa Rd, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1 5EY, United Kingdom
Formed in 2004 by four of the UK's leading chamber musicians (Lindsay, Maggini, Allegri Quartets) the Quartet enjoy a busy performing schedule throughout the UK and abroad, with regular appearances at London's major halls. Composers including Sir Peter Maxwell Davies and Anthony Payne have written for the group, and to date they have released eleven discs on the Meridian label. Their latest recording of Brahms complete piano quartets has been hailed by critics as "revelatory". Their own festival in West Meon, Hants is now in its tenth year.
Hill House, Coombe Hill, Ninfield, East Sussex, TN33 9NH, United Kingdom
Disabled Facilities: Facilities available. Car Parking: Adjacent, free. Rail: Llantwit Major, 2 miles; Bridgend, 8 miles. Bus: Route 145 (Llantwit Major-Bridgend). Artistic Activities: Music, dance, theatre, cinema; storytelling festival in Jul. Other Activity: Community events, classes. Performance Spaces: Tythe Barn Capacity: 200 Artist Facilities: Dressing room with shower. Glass room Capacity: 140
St Donats Castle, Vale of Glamorgan, CF61 1WF, United Kingdom
6 plays per season by own society, week-long one-act play festival - otherwise hired for professional touring companies, seminars, workshops, BBC radio recordings, other acting groups etc. Other Activity: Social events, 2 drama schools. Catering: Coffee in intervals; 1 licensed bar. Capacity: 134, stepped theatre seats. Artist Facilities: 2 dressing rooms, access by stairway from backstage - green-room - wardrobe on ground floor, irons, sewing machine, etc; 4 power points. Coffee and biscuits available. Rehearsal room.
17 Oxford Rd, Altrincham, WA14 2ED, United Kingdom
A week-long cross-community festival of music in worship held annually in Armagh. Date: 10th - 17th August 2025. Two resident choirs, the Charles Wood Singers (aged 18 ) and the Charles Wood Girls' Choir (aged 12-18) perform at concerts, lead worship at services and record broadcasts for BBC Radio 3 and 4. The programme also includes vocal workshops and lessons, and organ recitals and workshops in association with the Northern Ireland International Organ Competition.
c/o Palace Demesne, Armagh, BT60 4EN, United Kingdom
The Lochrian Ensemble is a professional string quartet and chamber ensemble based in Bristol and the South West of England. We perform nationwide ranging from festival concerts to social functions, radio, television and film recordings, and have a wide selection of classical, light and popular music in our repertoire. We are happy to source and arrange any special pieces on request free of charge and also offer free consultations to discuss music choices for whatever your occasion.
"All of our guests thoroughly enjoyed your music...your skill and professionalism were highly commented upon."
Tinkers Firs, Tower House Lane, Wraxall, Bristol, BS48 1JU, United Kingdom
2014-15 marks the fourth season of Julia Fischer appearing with her own quartet. The Julia Fischer Quartet unites Ms. Fischer with three renowned musicians, each soloists in their own right: violinist Alexander Sitkovetsky, violinist Nils Mönkemeyer and cellist Benjamin Nyffenegger. These four artists have performed chamber music jointly in different configurations for multiple years. The idea to establish a string quartet was born in 2010, when all four musicians acquired a broad repertoire during Julia Fischer's festival at Lake Starnberg.
Authority name: Dudley. Music centres: Netherton Arts Centre & The Music Centre, Wordsley. Awards: Tuition fees with SF&LEA subsidy. Courses: INSET for school & inst teachers, reg concerts, residentials & tours, arts projects, Live Music in Schools programme, ann summer festival inc reg rock evnt. Ens: A progressive sys of bands/choirs orchs from beg to adv lvl. Performance grps inc traditional mus grps & opp for electric guis, kbs, dance & drama. DPA is a whole arts organisation that inc delivery staff for all art forms and generes of music.
Dudley Music Centre, Netherton Arts Centre, Northfield Rd, Dudley, DY2 9ER, United Kingdom
Peter Donohoe and Noriko Ogawa, two of Britain’s finest pianists, collaborate again to reaffirm their highly regarded working relationship, performing a wide variety of repertoire for two pianos. Both highly acclaimed for their expertise in Romantic repertoire they perform with enviable rapport and panache.
2015 saw them perform together as part of the ‘Ravel and Rachmaninov’ festival in Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall where Noriko Ogawa is an Associate Artist.
Their programmes includes works by Mozart, Brahms, Debussy, Ravel, and Saint-Saëns.
After his successful Italian debut as Mercutio in Gounods ROMEO ET JULIETTE Last summer at the prestigious festival at Arena di Verona, Georgian baritone Michael Bachtadze was reinvited to sing the same role this summer alongside Vittorio Grigolo. Future projects include his debut with Orchestre National d´Île de France and Puccinis MISSA DI GLORIA, a production of LA TRAVIATA / Germont in Coburg, two new productions in Innsbruck/Austria (Tschaikowskis PIQUE DAME/Tomskij And Cileas ADIRANA LECOUVREUR/Michonnet) and a new production of TOSCA/Scarpia in Germany in 2015/16.
Artistic Activities: Plays, musicals, jazz, amateur - all sorts of entertainment. Other Activity: Conferences, youth theatre, festival programme. Catering: The Riverside Bar and Riva Restaurant. Other Facilities: Studio theatre, 94 seats. Capacity: 360, raked seating. Artist Facilities: 6 dressing rooms, accommodate 70, access by stage and stairs - temporary quick change rooms - wardrobe SL with irons, washing machine, tumble dryer. Refreshments available from FOH. Advice given on accommodation. Staff - 2 stage, 1 lighting - casuals available - no security personnel.
Embankment Rd, Peterborough, PE1 1EF
