Trinity Laban Whats On Jan-April 2019

JAN–APR 2019

WHAT'S ON MUSIC AND DANCE

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WELCOME

A very Happy New Year and a very warm welcome to our Spring season 2019. We’re back, refreshed and ready for a new year of performances showcasing all our Trinity Laban talent.

We’re delighted to present our Gold Medal Award 2019 in a new home at the Southbank Centre. This annual event is the ideal opportunity to get a flavour of our musical talent across the conservatoire, as seven outstanding young artists display high level of creativity and musicianship as they compete for our most prestigious prize. Join us at the Purcell Room, where you will be guaranteed a great night out.

Laban Theatre presents an exciting season of UK and international dance as we welcome Scottish Dance Theatre and Polish Dance Theatre to the stage, as well as the chance to see a screening of Impermanence’s film The Ballet of the Nations. Our students perform in newly commissioned choreography and an evening of youth dance for the U.Dance 2019 London Platform, which is always a high point of the Spring dance season.

Our Venus Blazing year continues apace, and in February, the violin concerto by Deirdre Gribbin which gives the whole year its name is performed at our newly refurbished Blackheath Halls. Our Jazz students perform a Venus Blazing bill at Blackheath Halls, and take centre stage for our annual event at Ronnie Scott’s. Be sure to join us at the National Maritime Museum for the world premiere performances of Melting, Shifting Liquid World, a new immersive, site specific piece written by composer Hollie Harding.

Spring at Trinity Laban also means one thing – CoLab – our fortnight-long festival of creativity, where boundaries blur and work in progress takes the audience on a creative journey. You’ll find a whole host of opportunities to encounter the festival at Blackheath Halls, King Charles Court and the Laban Building, as well as at Tate Modern, where we take up residency at the Tate Exchange on Level Five.

Come and join us – I look forward to seeing you!

Professor Anthony Bowne Principal, Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance

WHAT’S ON JAN– APR 2019 Over the following pages we’ve listed our vibrant programme of performances and events. To help you find your way around this extensive programme, we have colour coded similar events so that you can find them more easily:

4 CONCERTS 12 THE OLD ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE TRINITY LABAN CHAPEL CHOIR 13 JAZZ 14 CONTEMPORARY DANCE 18 COLAB 20 LOVE YOUR LUNCHTIME FREE MUSIC IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY 22 COMPETITIONS & PRIZES 24 MASTERCLASSES 26 TAKE PART VENUS BLAZ NG indicates a concert as part of our Venus Blazing season.

HOW TO BOOK Ticketed events at King Charles Court, Laban Theatre and Blackheath Halls can be booked at trinitylaban.ac.uk/whatson, on 020 8463 0100 and in person at Blackheath Halls Box office: 23 Lee Road London SE3 9RQ (open Mon– Fri 10.00–17.00h).

Booking information for other venues is given with the individual event listing.

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CONCERTS Concerts this Spring feature classic and contemporary works. Particular highlights are our Gold Medal Award and the world premiere of a new work in response to climate change.

TRINITY LABAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SIDE BY SIDE CONCERTS

Trinity Laban’s Side by Side series brings together student talent with professional mentors from leading orchestras, sharing their expertise and skills.

GREAT HALL, BLACKHEATH HALLS ADMISSION FREE, TICKET REQUIRED FRI 11 JAN 18.00h

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SIDE BY SIDE WITH THE PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA Conductor Jonathan Mann (The Sir Charles Mackerras Junior Fellow in Conducting 2017–19) Brahms Symphony No. 2, Op. 73 Trinity Laban students and Philharmonia mentors perform Johannes Brahms’ 1877 masterpiece described as “full, rich and often ingenious” with a rousing finale. Don’t miss!

FRI 1 MAR 18.00h

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SIDE BY SIDE WITH BOURNEMOUTH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conductor Jonathan Tilbrook Dvořák Holoubek, Op. 110 Dvořák Vodník, Op. 107 Trinity Laban and long-term partners the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra perform two enchanting tone poems by Antonin Dvořak – The Wild Dove and The Water Goblin.

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MON 28 JAN 19.00h

FRI 8 FEB 19.30h

GOLD MEDAL SHOWCASE 2019

SHAPESHIFTER PRESENTS: VENUS BLAZING!

Photo: 2018 Gold Medal winner Iyad Sughayer.

Conductor Kwamé Ryan

Elena Abad violin Sayaka Aoki piano Laura Barnard voice, Musical Theatre Sahra Gure voice, Jazz Ben Ramsden Composition Anna Rea voice, soprano Ewan Wright tenor saxophone Witness seven outstanding young artists as they compete for Trinity Laban’s most prestigious prize – the Gold Medal.

Nominated for their high level of creativity and musicianship, the young artists taking part in the Gold Medal Showcase demonstrate the diversity of musical talent at Trinity Laban.

Expect a mix of jazz, contemporary pieces, classical music and musical theatre as these rising stars on the brink of promising careers perform for you.

Soloist Lana Trotovšek Beethoven Symphony No. 8 in F major, Op. 93 James Layton (Trinity Laban student) new work Deirdre Gribbin Venus Blazing Join us for an evening celebrating the title work of our Venus Blazing season as Trinity Laban’s Shapeshifter ensemble performs the Venus Blazing violin concerto by award‑wining composer Deirdre Gribbin with Lana Trotovšek (see p.28) as soloist. Beethoven’s Symphony No. 8 of 1812, which he described as “my little Symphony in F” and a new work by Trinity Laban composition student James Layton complete the programme.

GREAT HALL, BLACKHEATH HALLS £5

VENUS BLAZ NG

PURCELL ROOM, SOUTHBANK CENTRE £15 (£11.25) BOOK AT: SOUTHBANKCENTRE.CO.UK

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CONCERTS WED 6 MAR 19.30h

THU 14 MAR 19.30h

JETTE PARKER YOUNG ARTISTS: YARITZA VÉLIZ AND GERMÁN E ALCÁNTARA

TRINITY LABAN CHAMBER CHOIR & BRASS ENSEMBLE

Join us for a performance by the Royal Opera House’s Jette Parker Young Artists, following their open masterclass with Trinity Laban students. (See p.25)

Director Stephen Jackson

Chilean soprano Yaritza Véliz joined the Jette Parker Young Artists Programme in September 2018. She will make her Royal Opera debut as Frasquita in Carmen and will go on to perform as Barbarina in Le nozze di Figaro.

Germán E Alcántara also joined the Jette Parker Young Artists Programme in September 2018. This season, the Argentinean baritone will take on the roles of Dancaīre in Carmen, Baron Douphol in La traviata and Wagner in Faust.

RECITAL ROOM, BLACKHEATH HALLS £10 (£8)

Judith Bingham First Light Elizabeth Maconchy Two Settings of Gerard Manley Hopkins Holst Dirge for two Veterans Judith Bingham's First Light reflects her interest in chromatically enriched tonal harmonies.

Maconchy’s work from 1976, a setting of two poems by Gerard Manley Hopkins for choir and brass, is described as “beautifully contrasted, sensitive and lyrical”.

ST GEORGE THE MARTYR, SOUTHWARK £5

VENUS BLAZ NG

FRI 15 MAR 21.30h

OLD ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE TRINITY LABAN CHAPEL CHOIR

Taking to the stage with the choir from Queen’s College, Cambridge, the Old Royal Naval College Trinity Laban Chapel Choir perform as part of the Brandenburg Choral Festival.

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SAT 16 MAR 17.30h, 19.30h & 21.30h

FRI 22 MAR 18.00h

TRINITY LABAN STRING ENSEMBLE: MELTING, SHIFTING LIQUID WORLD

THE HERMES EXPERIMENT

New works by Trinity Laban Composition students

Composer Hollie Harding Director / Electric Viola Nic Pendlebury Join us for world premiere performances of Melting, Shifting Liquid World on the iconic Great Map at the National Maritime Museum.

This is a new immersive, site‑specific piece written by composer Hollie Harding for Trinity Laban String Ensemble and electric viola soloist Nic Pendlebury. The work explores themes of climate change and ocean pollution and includes a pre-recorded tape part delivered to the audience over bone‑conducting, open-ear headphones.

The Hermes Experiment, a contemporary and innovative quartet including vocal alumnus Héloïse Werner performs new works by members of Trinity Laban’s highly acclaimed Composition department.

This concert marks the end of the second collaborative project between the quartet and our postgraduate composers.

RECITAL ROOM, BLACKHEATH HALLS ADMISSION FREE, BOOKING REQUIRED

This event is also part of the Trinity Laban Parallax Series which showcases new research work by Trinity Laban students and staff.

THE GREAT MAP, NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM ADMISSION FREE, BOOKING REQUIRED

VENUS BLAZ NG

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CONCERTS SUN 24 MAR VARIOUS TIMES, SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS

WED 13 MAR–THU 2 MAY VARIOUS TIMES, SEE BELOW

VENUS BLAZING TAKEOVER

BRAHMS FOCUS

Chamber, duo and solo work in recognition of known and unknown works by female composers. Join us at King Charles Court for a series of performances by both staff and students throughout the day.

A series of concerts entirely dedicated to Johannes Brahms: students and professors will perform some of Brahms’ most famous works alongside some lesser-known pieces for piano, chamber ensembles and voice.

KING CHARLES COURT ADMISSION FREE NO BOOKING REQUIRED SEE WEBSITE TRINITYLABAN.AC.UK/VENUSBLAZING FOR TIMINGS AND RUNNING ORDER

PEACOCK ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT: 19.30h WED 13 MAR, WED 27 MAR & THU 2 MAY VENUS BLAZ NG

TUE 26 MAR 13.00h

SPRING FORTH

OLD ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE CHAPEL: 13.05h TUE 19 MAR, FRI 22 MAR, TUE 26 MAR, FRI 3 MAY & TUE 7 MAY ADMISSION FREE, NO BOOKING REQUIRED TRINITYLABAN.AC.UK/BRAHMS WED 27 MAR 19.45h

THE DARYL RUNSWICK COMPETITION PERFORMED BY CONTEMPORARY MUSIC GROUP

Join The Befrienders group and Trinity Laban students for a fun, feel-good lunchtime concert to welcome the arrival of spring. It features original songs and popular favourites to join in with. The Befrienders are run in partnership with Ageing Well in Lewisham and are one of four groups in Trinity Laban’s Inspired not Tired programme of music and dance activity for older adults.

PEACOCK ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT ADMISSION FREE, NO BOOKING REQUIRED

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Conductor Gregory Rose Trinity Laban’s Contemporary Music Group performs new works by Composition students.

BRUNEL MUSEUM, ROTHERHITHE ADMISSION FREE, BOOKING REQUIRED

THU 28 MAR 18.00h

THU 25 & FRI 26 APR 19.00h

JONATHAN DOVE BIRTHDAY CONCERT

TRINITY LABAN OPERA SCENES

Jonathan Dove is one of the world's leading composers of opera, choral works, plays, films, and orchestral and chamber music.

In honour of his 60th birthday, Trinity Laban welcomes him to Blackheath Halls for an evening of celebration.

RECITAL ROOM, BLACKHEATH HALLS ADMISSION FREE, BOOKING REQUIRED Our postgraduate singers perform opera scenes connected together into a dramatic performance with piano accompaniment.

This is a fantastic opportunity for the audience to follow the development of our gifted young artists whilst enjoying the thrilling music of Verdi, Charpentier, Richard Strauss and Wagner.

FRI 29 MAR 19.30h

TRINITY LABAN SYMPHONIC WINDS

GREAT HALL, BLACKHEATH HALLS ADMISSION FREE, BOOKING REQUIRED

Conductor Gillian MacKay Cindy McTee Timepiece Ailie Robertson (Trinity Laban PhD student) new work for symphonic winds and solo harp Colin McPhee Concerto for Wind Orchestra Cait Nishimura Lake Superior Suite Matthew Emery When the Sun Comes After Rain Jodie Blackshaw Soulstrรถm A glorious programme of music for wind orchestra conducted by Gillian MacKay is sure to raise the roof at Blackheath Halls!

GREAT HALL, BLACKHEATH HALLS ADMISSION FREE, BOOKING REQUIRED

VENUS BLAZ NG

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CONCERTS

RUSH HOUR CONCERTS

Join us for a free monthly evening concert in the Recital Room at Blackheath Halls at 18.00h.

ADMISSION FREE, BOOKING REQUIRED WED 30 JAN Olga Argo, soprano Charis Hanning, piano Olga Argo and Charis Hanning, Trinity Laban Junior Fellow in Piano Accompaniment, give a performance of Modest Mussorgsky’s Songs and Dances of Death and Claude Debussy’s Poèmes de Baudelaire. Debussy was only 19 when Mussorgsky died, but had already been influenced by his music; Debussy was entranced by Russian symbolism and the beginnings of impressionism.

WED 27 FEB Alexander Roche, guitar Postgraduate guitarist Alexander Roche performs a varied programme including works

by Manuel de Falla, Heitor Villa-Lobos and Toru Takemitsu.

WED 20 MAR Phillip Leslie, piano Recent alumnus Phillip Leslie returns with a programme including piano sonatas

by Joseph Haydn and Robert Schumann.

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JUNIOR TRINITY CONCERTS

SAT 9 FEB 17.30h

JUNIOR TRINITY SPRING CHAPEL CONCERT A performance by students from Junior Trinity’s vocal groups and String Time students at the Old Royal Naval College Chapel, from Rhythm Runners Choir and Orchestra to Vocal Consort and Barbershop ensemble.

OLD ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE CHAPEL ADMISSION FREE SAT 30 MAR 19.00h

JUNIOR TRINITY SPRING CONCERT Junior Trinity’s annual concert at Blackheath Halls features performances by Four Part Choir, Big Band, Wind Orchestra and Symphony Orchestra. It includes solo performances by winners of the junior department’s concerto competition.

GREAT HALL, BLACKHEATH HALLS ADMISSION FREE, BOOKING REQUIRED

SCHOOLS' CONCERT

FAMILY CONCERT

THU 7 FEB 11.00–12.00h CONCERT 1 13.00–14.00h CONCERT 2 (RELAXED PERFORMANCE)

SAT 2 MAR 12.30h

FOR KS2 STUDENTS: WHAT’S SO GOOD ABOUT BEETHOVEN? We are inviting KS2 audiences to explore the imagination of a true superhero of the music world. Together with presenter Sarah Freestone and a live orchestra from Trinity Laban, we will take you on an exciting journey to discover Beethoven’s Symphony No. 8. This symphony is sprinkled with dramatic moments and musical jokes; the unexpected lies around every corner.

Join us to find out more about the man himself and the clever tools he used to create this thrilling music.

TALL TALES, MAGICAL MYTHS AND THE STUFF OF LEGENDS: THE MUSIC OF ANTONÍN DVO ÁK A mischievous water goblin, a loving family, and an underwater wedding with fish for bridesmaids! These tall tales provided the inspiration for Dvořák’s symphonic poems, which create a murky underwater realm full of secrets and mischief. Bring the whole family to experience a full orchestra performing music with the power to draw you into a world where things are not quite what they seem…

Recommended for age 4+ GREAT HALL, BLACKHEATH HALLS £6 (£4)

GREAT HALL, BLACKHEATH HALLS TICKETS: £90 PER CLASS (MAX. 33 CHILDREN), UP TO FIVE TEACHERS GO FREE

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THE OLD ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE TRINITY LABAN CHAPEL CHOIR

Since 2001, Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance has provided music in the Chapel at the Old Royal Naval College.

We are the only Conservatoire in the UK to support a Collegiate Chapel Choir, which is one of the most outstanding sacred music ensembles in London. Most members of the choir are drawn from Trinity Laban, but there are also places for experienced and outstanding local volunteer singers.

The choir is supported by an assistant organist and Director of Chapel Music. The choir sings a varied repertoire, spanning over 500 years of music, from Renaissance polyphony to the present day.

See ornc.org/events for the latest performances and recitals.

Most performances take place in the Old Royal Naval College and are directed by Ralph Allwood MBE. Admission to Chapel Services is always free, and all are very welcome. Please be aware that services are of a religious nature.

11:00h CHORAL EUCHARIST ON SUNDAYS 17:30h CHORAL EVENSONG ON MONDAYS This season’s highlights include: WED 17 APR 19.00h Holy Week Concert featuring Bach’s Mass in B minor at the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich MON 22 APR 17.00h Choral Evensong at Westminster Abbey TUE 23 APR 17.30h Choral Evensong at Ely Cathedral

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JAZZ Our Jazz Department is one of the strongest in Europe, and our performances are a great chance to hear the stars of tomorrow on stage in London today.

BEATS IN THE BAR Our much-loved regular series features guest artists alongside student bands.

TUE 15 JAN, TUE 22 JAN, TUE 29 JAN, TUE 5 MAR, TUE 19 MAR, TUE 26 MAR 19.30h RECITAL ROOM, BLACKHEATH HALLS ADMISSION FREE, BOOKING REQUIRED THU 17 JAN, THU 24 JAN, THU 31 JAN, THU 7 FEB, THU 7 MAR, THU 14 MAR, THU 21 MAR, THU 28 MAR 20.00h OLIVER’S JAZZ BAR, GREENWICH ADMISSION FREE TUE 5 FEB 18.30h TRINITY LABAN STUDENT UNION BAR, KING CHARLES COURT ADMISSION FREE TUE 12 MAR 19.30h

TRINITY LABAN JAZZ ORCHESTRA In what promises to be a fantastic evening’s entertainment, Trinity Laban Jazz Orchestra performs student arrangements of pieces by composer, pianist and bandleader Geri Allen, alongside a performance by Andrea Vicary's Big Band.

RECITAL ROOM, BLACKHEATH HALLS ADMISSION FREE, BOOKING REQUIRED

VENUS BLAZ NG

DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED IN JANUARY

TRINITY LABAN JAZZ ORCHESTRA AT RONNIE SCOTT’S Director Mark Lockheart Don’t miss our annual big event at Ronnie Scott’s when we take to the stage with a contrasting double bill from some of Europe’s finest young jazz performers.

RONNIE SCOTT’S, FRITH STREET, W1 CHECK ONLINE FOR TICKET PRICES 020 7439 0747 RONNIESCOTTS.CO.UK

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CONTEMPORARY DANCE

FRI 25 JAN 19.30h

IMPERMANENCE PRESENTS: THE BALLET OF THE NATIONS

Laban Theatre presents the very best contemporary dance – your chance to see major dance companies and the stars of tomorrow live and up close.

ingenious choreography

The Observer on Impermanence Dance Theatre

This 50-minute film, narrated by Billy Zane, was inspired by the 1915 pacifist satire The Ballet of the Nations, written by Vernon Lee and illustrated by Maxwell Armfield as a response to the First World War. Impermanence’s film incorporates original dialogue and a narrative of intricate stylised dance pieces, imagining war as a diabolical dance choreographed by Satan and Death.

The dance descends into a massacre, locking the nations of the world into an endless cycle of slaughter and mutilation.

Bristol-based Impermanence co‑founders Roseanna Anderson and Joshua Ben‑Tovim make their directorial debut with production design by Pam Tait, cinematography by Jack Offord and an original score by Robert Bentall.

The film will be followed by a Q&A with the company and collaborators.

LABAN THEATRE £8 (£6)

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TUE 26 FEB 19.30h

THU 14 & FRI 15 MAR 19.30h

BA3 CHOREOGRAPHY NEW CHOREOGRAPHY NOW: MIXED BILL

POLISH DANCE THEATRE FOREFATHER’S EVE_COPY.DOC

Come and see works by the choreography stars of the future today as they embark on their professional careers. Skilful and versatile final year dancers about to complete their training at Trinity Laban present an exciting and challenging programme of new works.

Throughout history, people have sought to achieve higher degrees of consciousness, whether through the experience of catharsis, spiritual rapture, conscious dreaming or ruptures in the structure of consciousness.

LABAN THEATRE £6 (£4) SUN 17 MAR 19.00h

U.DANCE 2019 LONDON REGIONAL PLATFORM

Inspired by Adam Mickiewicz’s Forefathers’ Eve and William Gibson’s Sprawl Trilogy, Forefather’s Eve_copy.doc is a modern reflection of the idea of ritual, and a narrative about the body threatened with annihilation.

Using codified structures and clearly delineated sequences, the work references contemporary science and medicine, augmented reality and algorithms.

Don’t miss the opportunity to see this show in the UK from one of Poland’s most innovative and experimental dance companies.

Polish Dance Theatre is supported by the Polish Institute and Cultural Institution of the Self-Government of the Wielkopolska Region.

This show contains nudity throughout and is recommended for ages 16+.

Trinity Laban is delighted to present U.Dance 2019 London Regional Platform, a celebration of high-quality youth dance from across the capital.

LABAN THEATRE £17.50 (£12.50) £7.50 FOR TL STUDENTS

Join youth dance companies as they perform a range of styles for a place at U.Dance 2019 in London, a national festival that brings together some of the most ambitious and innovative youth dance from across the country.

LABAN THEATRE £6 (£4)

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CONTEMPORARY DANCE WED 20 & THU 21 MAR 19.30h

SCOTTISH DANCE THEATRE VELVET PETAL

Following sell-out shows and rave reviews all over the UK, Scottish Dance Theatre’s fantastically edgy Velvet Petal by Fleur Darkin makes a striking return in 2019.

Tough girls and pretty boys living life in the margins, dreaming about being at the centre. Velvet Petal explores the transformative power of beauty, created out of whatever is on the bedroom floor. The dancers experiment, seduce and philosophise through their bodies, clothing and ideas. Set to a fresh dance-punk score including music by LCD Soundsystem, Spoek Mathambo and Four Tet, lose yourself in Velvet Petal’s glorious adolescent abandon.

Recommended 16+ LABAN THEATRE £17.50 (£12.50) £7.50 FOR TL STUDENTS

FRI 29 MAR 19.30h

FRESH TALENT MIXED BILL

ADULT DANCE CLASSES Come and join us in our world-class studios and develop your passion for moving. We offer accessible dance, movement and conditioning classes in a variety of techniques. Whatever your level of experience there is a class for you.

TRINITYLABAN.AC.UK/TAKE-PART/FOR-ADULTS/ DANCE-CLASSES-FOR-ADULTS/GUEST-WORKSHOPS WED 9 JAN–WED 13 FEB 19.00h-20.30h

Year One undergraduate students create and direct four ensemble performances, supported by choreographers Gary Lambert, Clare Baker, Lizzi Kew Ross and Kate Johnson.

GUEST WORKSHOPS: FLYING LOW WITH BEN MCEWEN

LABAN THEATRE £6 (£4)

COMING SOON WED 5, THU 6 & FRI 7 JUN 19.30h

Join Ben for some full-bodied dancing through the material of Flying Low.

TRANSITIONS DANCE COMPANY TRIPLE BILL 2019

LABAN BUILDING £62 (£46), DROP IN £12 (£8)

Three choreographers. Fifteen dancers.

One extraordinary show.

WED 12 JUN–WED 3 JUL 2019 19.00h-20.30h

Booking is now open for the return of Transitions Dance Company – this year performing freshly commissioned new works by Karole Armitage, Marina Collard and Hetain Patel.

GUEST WORKSHOPS: PROFESSIONAL CLASS WITH SONIA RAFFERTY

LABAN THEATRE £12 (£8)

Sonia is back teaching guest workshops in June, for four weeks only. Don’t miss out.

LABAN BUILDING £40 (£30), DROP IN £12 (£8)

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COLAB Our cross-disciplinary festival CoLab is all about creativity, bringing people together to reach beyond artistic boundaries, try out new ideas without fear of failure and share a creative journey. Come and join us!

MON 11 FEB 18.00h–21.30h

COLAB LAUNCH PARTY CoLab 2019 kicks off with a showcase of music, dance, spoken word and more.

KING CHARLES COURT, LOCATIONS VARY ADMISSION FREE THU 14 FEB 13.05h–14.00h

COLAB LUNCHTIME CONCERT Trinity Laban students share their work created during Week 1 of CoLab 2019.

ST ALFEGE CHURCH ADMISSION FREE FRI 15 FEB 13.05h–14.00h

COLAB LUNCHTIME CONCERT Enjoy a chamber music snapshot of creative projects taking place during CoLab 2019.

OLD ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE CHAPEL ADMISSION FREE FRI 15 FEB 13.00h–17.00h

COLAB KCC MINI FEST Trinity Laban students share cross-disciplinary work as a culmination of the first project week.

KING CHARLES COURT, LOCATIONS VARY ADMISSION FREE FRI 15 FEB 19.15h–21.30h

COLAB OPEN SPACE @ CREEKSIDE An eclectic sharing event rounds off the first week of CoLab 2019, followed by an after party at The Duke.

LABAN BUILDING, LOCATIONS VARY ADMISSION FREE

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MON 18 FEB 19.00h–LATE

FRI 22 FEB 19.00h–22.00h

COLAB LAUNCH PARTY (WEEK 2)

COLAB PROMS PARTY

Trinity Laban students launch Week 2 of CoLab 2019, with an evening of open mic, karaoke and more.

CoLab 2019 comes to a spectacular close, bringing the festival to an end with a final party in true CoLab style. Don’t miss out!

STUDENT UNION BAR, KING CHARLES COURT ADMISSION FREE

BLACKHEATH HALLS, THEATRE & BAR ADMISSION FREE, BOOKING REQUIRED

THU 21 FEB 13.05h–14.00h

FEBRUARY 2019 – DATES ONLINE

COLAB LUNCHTIME CONCERT

TATE EXCHANGE

Trinity Laban students share their work created during Week 2 of CoLab 2019.

ST ALFEGE CHURCH ADMISSION FREE THU 21 FEB 14.00h–18.00h

COLAB PROMS (PART I) A marathon sharing of music and movement in the first instalment of CoLab 2019’s Proms.

BLACKHEATH HALLS, THEATRE & BAR ADMISSION FREE, BOOKING REQUIRED FRI 22 FEB 13.05h–16.00h

COLAB CHAMBER TWIST

Back for a third year, Trinity Laban takes over the Tate Exchange – a space at Tate Modern for innovative, collaborative projects that let the audience into the heart of the creative process. You’ll find us on Level Five of the Switch House, creating new music and dance, working with students and people of all ages and generally having a wonderful time.

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A three-hour performance of innovative chamber music with a twist.

OLD ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE CHAPEL ADMISSION FREE FRI 22 FEB 14.00h–18.00h

COLAB PROMS (PART II) Creative, immersive and involved, Trinity Laban students fill Blackheath Halls to the brim with music and movement, for the second instalment of CoLab 2019’s Proms.

BLACKHEATH HALLS, THEATRE & BAR ADMISSION FREE, BOOKING REQUIRED

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LOVE YOUR LUNCHTIME

LOVE YOUR LUNCHTIME Break away from your desk, or take a moment in the middle of the day to enjoy some of the finest music in beautiful surroundings.

Our lunchtime concerts are free, last about 45 minutes and are a high point in the middle of the day.

Full listings of all concerts this season can be found in the central pull-out calendar.

Find the full listings online at: trinitylaban.ac.uk/whatson Or get the weekly listings with performer details straight to your inbox: trinitylaban.ac.uk/subscribe

THURSDAYS AT ST ALFEGE

The stunningly beautiful St Alfege Church – designed by Nicholas Hawksmoor and resting place of Thomas Tallis – plays host to this Thursday lunchtime series.

THURSDAYS FROM 10 JAN TO 18 APR: 13.05h ST ALFEGE CHURCH ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED Highlights this season: THU 17 JAN FEATURING CONCERT AND A CUPPA Trinity Laban Brass Ensemble, directed

by John Miller, performs a carefully curated selection of work for our Venus Blazing season. The programme includes Joan Tower's Third Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman, Cecilia VENUS McDowell's Hodie Gloriosa and BLAZ NG Roxanna Panufnik’s Prayer.

THU 7 FEB Trinity Laban Sinfonia Strings perform Grace Williams’ Sea Sketches, plus Avril Coleridge-Taylor’s Pastoral Suite conducted by Andy Sherwood.

THU 28 FEB FEATURING CONCERT AND A CUPPA Trinity Laban Saxophone Ensemble directed by Gerard McChrystal

CONCERT AND A CUPPA Our Concert and a Cuppa pre-concert talks, written and presented by Trinity Laban students, are a chance find out more about the music or composer you are about to hear, all over a cup of tea. See concert listings online for times and venues.

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THU 14 MAR Trinity Laban Percussion Ensemble directed by Mick Doran THU 28 MAR Trinity Laban Chamber Choir featuring works by Judith Bingham, Elizabeth Maconchy and Gustav Holst, directed by Stephen Jackson.

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TUESDAYS & FRIDAYS AT THE OLD ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE CHAPEL

The Old Royal Naval College Chapel is an internationally famous architectural masterpiece, and the perfect venue for our series of biweekly chamber concerts.

TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS FROM 8 JAN TO 26 MAR: 13.05h THE CHAPEL, ORNC ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED Highlights this season: FRI 25 JAN Trinity Laban Harp Ensemble TUE 5 FEB String Chamber Side by Side with Trinity Laban Senior Fellow Richard Markson FRI 8 FEB Trinity Laban Wind Ensemble perform works by Isidora Žebeljan and Gabriela VENUS Ortiz directed by Joan Enric Lluna.

BLAZ NG TUE 5 MAR Double bassist Valentina Ciardelli, The Carne Trust Junior Fellow 2018–19, performs accompanied by Stefano Teani on piano.

FRI 8 MAR Trinity Laban Guitar Ensemble directed by Graham Devine

OUT & ABOUT

We perform at venues across London and beyond – find out our full list of concerts and locations online.

Highlights this season include: WED 30 JAN 13.00h Trinity Laban Harp Department directed by Gabriella Dall’Olio QUEEN’S HOUSE, ROYAL MUSEUMS GREENWICH MON 21 JAN 13.05h Bernardo Santos piano Programme to include music by Alexander Scriabin, Franz Liszt and Frederico de Freitas.

ST JAMES’S PICCADILLY WED 6 MAR 12.45h HyunJeong Hwang piano A programme of piano music as part of Caterham’s Munch with Music series.

ST JOHN’S, CATERHAM TUE 12 MAR 13.00h Melody Lin cello Andrea Emanuele piano A performance of Beethoven’s Cello Sonata No. 3 in A major, Op. 69 and Samuel Barber’s Cello Sonata Op. 6.

ST MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS

FRI 15 MAR Trinity Laban String Ensemble directed by Nic Pendlebury TUE 19, FRI 22 & TUE 26 MAR Brahms Focus concerts (see page 8)

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COMPETITIONS & PRIZES Be part of the excitement as musicians from Trinity Laban compete for a variety of awards during the Spring season.

WED 6 FEB 19.30h

THE SOLOISTS’ COMPETITION FINAL Finalists compete in one of the most popular and prestigious competitions in the Trinity Laban Music calendar.

Showcasing some of the most talented performers, the winner has the opportunity to perform their chosen concerto with one of Trinity Laban’s orchestras.

GREAT HALL, BLACKHEATH HALLS ADMISSION FREE, BOOKING REQUIRED THU 7 FEB 14.00h

THE ENGLISH SONG COMPETITION Voice and piano duos perform a programme of four English songs, composed after 1900.

PEACOCK ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED FRI 1 MAR 10.00h

THE ALFRED KITCHIN COMPETITION FINAL AND MASTERCLASS In this competition for Trinity Laban pianists, each student performs piano works by Schubert or Schumann in a bid to win this sought-after prize. Following the final, there will be a masterclass for piano finalists from 14.00-17.00h. All are welcome to attend the competition and masterclass.

PEACOCK ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED

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WED 6 MAR 10.00h

FRI 29 MAR 10.00h

THE VERNON ELLIOTT COMPETITION FOR BASSOON

THE JOHN BARBIROLLI COMPETITION

Bassoonists compete performing a 15‑minute free-choice programme.

PHILIP CARNE ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED

String Quartets compete for this prize, performing two movements from a quartet

by Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven or Schubert.

PEACOCK ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED

THU 7 MAR 10.00h

THE WILFRED HAMBLETON CLARINET COMPETITION Clarinet players perform free-choice programmes, competing for two prizes; one for first to third years the other for fourth years and postgraduates.

PEACOCK ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED WED 13 MAR 10.00h

THE EVELYN ROTHWELL OBOE COMPETITION Oboists perform an unaccompanied Telemann Fantasia of their own choice along with one of Ferling’s Op. 31 solo studies.

PEACOCK ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED WED 27 MAR 19.45h

THE DARYL RUNSWICK COMPOSITION PRIZE The Brunel Museum will be filled with brand‑new sounds as Trinity Laban composers compete in one of the Conservatoire’s premier competitions.

The Contemporary Music Group, directed by Gregory Rose, perform music by composition students before the winner is announced.

BRUNEL MUSEUM, ROTHERHITHE ADMISSION FREE, BOOKING REQUIRED

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MASTERCLASSES Masterclasses are a unique chance to observe some of the finest and most celebrated musicians in the world at close quarters as they work with Trinity Laban students. These free performances are open for anyone to see learning in action.

THU 17 JAN 17.00h

PIANO MASTERCLASS: PASCAL ROGÉ MACKERRAS ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED MON 4 FEB 1 4.30h RECITAL 15.30h MASTERCLASSES

STRINGS: CARNE TRUST ENSEMBLE IN RESIDENCE – THE SMITH QUARTET RECITAL AND MASTERCLASSES RECITAL: PEACOCK ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT MASTERCLASSES: G35, G48, G15 (SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS) ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED WED 6 FEB 13.30h

STRINGS MASTERCLASS: CITY OF LONDON SINFONIA PRINCIPALS: ALEXANDRA WOOD (VIOLIN) AND FIONA BONDS (VIOLA) PEACOCK ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED WED 27 FEB 1 2.00h RECITAL & WORKSHOP 14.00h MASTERCLASSES

CARNE TRUST ENSEMBLE IN RESIDENCE – LINOS PIANO TRIO RECITAL, WORKSHOP AND MASTERCLASS RECITAL & WORKSHOP: PEACOCK ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT MASTERCLASSES: SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED THU 28 FEB 17.00h

PIANO MASTERCLASS: PASCAL ROGÉ MACKERRAS ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED

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WED 6 MAR 14.30h

THU 14 MAR 14.00h

VOCAL MASTERCLASS: JETTE PARKER YOUNG ARTISTS

VOCAL MASTERCLASS: SOPHIE DANEMAN

David Gowland, Head of the Royal Opera House's Jette Parker programme leads a masterclass with Young Artists Yaritza Veliz, soprano, German E Alcantara, baritone. (See recital on p.6) RECITAL ROOM, BLACKHEATH HALLS ADMISSION FREE, BOOKING REQUIRED THU 7 MAR 17.00h

PIANO MASTERCLASS: PASCAL ROGÉ MACKERRAS ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED TUE 12 MAR 13.00h RECITAL

14.00h MASTERCLASSES

CARNE TRUST ENSEMBLE IN RESIDENCE: CARDUCCI QUARTET RECITAL, WORKSHOP AND MASTERCLASSES RECITAL: PEACOCK ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT MASTERCLASSES: PHILIP CARNE ROOM, G56, G61 AND 157 (SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS) ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED

Sophie Daneman has enjoyed a long and distinguished career on both the opera and concert stage. She has collaborated with many leading Baroque specialists including William Christie and Les Arts Florissants. As a recitalist, she has appeared at Wigmore Hall, the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, the Musikverein, Vienna, and Carnegie Hall. Today she joins us to lead a masterclass with Trinity Laban vocal students.

PEACOCK ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED

FRI 29 MAR 14.00h

VOCAL MASTERCLASS: NICKY SPENCE Hailed by the Daily Telegraph as “a voice of real distinction,” Nicky Spence is fast emerging as “one of our brightest young tenors”. Nicky’s 2017/18 season included debuts at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, and the Teatro Real in Madrid.

PEACOCK ROOM, KING CHARLES COURT ADMISSION FREE, NO TICKET REQUIRED

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TAKE PART From one-off taster days to weekly classes, courses, creative arts projects and summer schools, Trinity Laban Learning and Participation programmes are for anyone who wants to experience and enjoy music and dance.

TUE 26 MAR 1 8.30h POP UP PERFORMANCES 19.30h LABAN THEATRE PERFORMANCE

LIVE AT TRINITY LABAN

Join children and young people from across Lewisham for this highlight event of the annual Lewisham Live festival. The evening includes collaborative music and dance performances from local schools and community groups, alongside newly created performances by young artists from Trinity Laban’s Youth Dance Company and Animate Artists programme.

POP UP PERFORMANCES LABAN FOYER ADMISSION FREE LABAN THEATRE PERFORMANCE £6 (£4)

CERTIFICATE: THE PRACTICE OF MUSIC MAKING Do you have a passion for music and want to develop your practical music making and performance skills?

Our Certificate: The Practice of Music Making qualification, developed in partnership with the Open University, is the ideal opportunity to build your skills and confidence, offering a unique and accessible route for musicians across the UK to engage with the expertise of a Conservatoire through distance learning and a residential study week.

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SUMMER SCHOOL SPECIAL

MON 5–FRI 9 AUG

TAKE THE LEAD – MUSICAL THEATRE SUMMER SCHOOL “ I absolutely loved the dance, musical integration and singing classes! They were fun, inspiring and allowed us to learn new things!”

– 2017 Participant

Discover Trinity Laban through a range of summer schools and experience dance, music and musical theatre in a sociable and fun conservatoire environment.

TRINITYLABAN.AC.UK/SUMMERSCHOOLS MON 15–FRI 19 JUL

HOW MOVEMENT WORKS “ It has changed the way that I look at movement, my teaching practice and choreographic process” – 2018 Participant So what is movement anyway? Discover the answers during this week-long choreology intensive. No previous experience of movement analysis theories is required.

MON 22 JUL–FRI 2 AUG

DANCE SUMMER SCHOOL “ Unforgettable, transformative, beyond expectations” – 2017 Participant Dance Summer School offers a unique opportunity for people of all dance levels aged 16+ to experience intensive dance training of the highest quality in our state‑of‑the‑art facilities, while making new friends from all over the world.

Our popular Musical Theatre Summer School is back and bigger than ever! This course is perfect for aspiring performers (aged 16+) who want to experience the training on offer at Trinity Laban’s esteemed Musical Theatre department. With a jam-packed timetable, you will work with industry professionals for a week exploring dance, acting and singing, with our traditional outing to the West End. You’ll also have the chance to participate with current Trinity Laban students and meet our inspiring alumni.

TUE 30 JUL, WED 31 JUL & THU 1 AUG

YOUNG MUSICIANS’ SUMMER SCHOOL “ Very different to typical music lessons that I have been to before! Very creative and fun!”

– 2018 Participant Are you an aspiring song-writer? A budding jazz musician? Or are you passionate about music technology? There really is something for everyone at our Young Musicians’ Summer School. During the course, you are free to follow your own interests with our range of workshops, meet new people who are into your kind of music and work alongside renowned professionals. This all takes place in our world-class venue right in the heart of Greenwich!

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TRINITY LABAN ALUMNI Our graduates go on to careers as artists, practitioners and leaders in music and dance in the UK and overseas.

If you are a graduate of Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, the former Trinity College of Music or Laban Centre, make sure you are part of this international network of music and dance professionals by sharing your contact details with us. You’ll receive news and updates from Trinity Laban and the alumni community, including events, benefits and special offers.

To find out more about the alumni programme, the benefits you can access and ways to connect with Trinity Laban, email alumni@trinitylaban.ac.uk or visit trinitylaban.ac.uk/alumni

LANA TROTOVĹ EK POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA 2007 POSTGRADUATE ADVANCED DIPLOMA 2009, VIOLIN VIOLINIST AND CHAMBER MUSICIAN

SONYA CULLINGFORD TRANSITIONS DANCE COMPANY 2008 DANCER AND ACTOR

Trinity Laban offered me a springboard to the professional music world that I am now in. I was also privileged to receive scholarships from the college and importantly, I had the opportunity to work with great masters and meet people who changed my life

Trinity Laban gave me the opportunity to experiment with creative process, technique and performance style. It gave me the confidence to put myself out there again and again, including finding my literal voice and starting to use text. I feel very grateful to Trinity Laban for the start it gave me.

Lana is the soloist in Venus Blazing by Deirdre Gribbin at Blackheath Hall on Wednesday 8 February (see page 5 for more details).

Sonya performed in The Ballet of the Nations, a film which will be shown in the Laban Theatre on Friday 25 January (see page 14 for more details).

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TRINITY LABAN MUSICIANS FOR HIRE Would you like live music at your wedding, party, reception, dinner or other event?

Trinity Laban trains musicians of the highest standard who can be hired to enhance your event with live music.

Trinity Laban’s groups are experienced, well-presented and reliable, with recommendations from our acclaimed faculty members. We regularly provide a wide range of classical and jazz ensembles for background music, concerto and recital performers, and vocal soloists for choral concerts.

Whatever the occasion, and whatever music you require, we will endeavour to help with your request.

We had a fantastic party on Saturday night, and the trio was the principal reason for this. They were absolutely great, wonderful music.

Private client

For further information please contact: Howard Felton, Professional Placements Coordinator 020 8305 4432 / externalengagements@trinitylaban.ac.uk or visit trinitylaban.ac.uk/externalengagementsBOOK NOW: 020 8463 0100 | TRINITYLABAN.AC.UK/WHATSON 29

JOIN THE FAMILY With an ever-growing reputation for innovation, excellence and collaboration, we nurture the artists of tomorrow. Trinity Laban produces confident, versatile and entrepreneurial alumni who have an influence on a local, national and global scale.

We thank our friends and supporters who contribute vital funds and enable much of this to happen.

You too, can become one of these supporters and part of the Trinity Laban family by joining as a Patron or Friend. You will meet students and teachers, watch rehearsals, attend masterclasses and join us for special events.

If you are interested in supporting the very fabric of our building you may derive great pleasure from contributing to our major campaign to refurbish King Charles Court in the Old Royal Naval College. In this way, you will be helping to provide excellent facilities for students and preserve the building for years to come. Alternatively you may wish to direct your support towards the improvements of the Laban Building or Blackheath Halls, to ensure that they are state of the art flagship venues for our performers.

There will of course always be a need for student scholarship support, which enable more students from both the UK and around the world to take up their places at Trinity Laban. Our scholarship donors enjoy getting to know some of our students and tracking their progress and success.

Wherever your interests lie, we will recognise the generosity of your gift in a way that is appropriate for you.

Contact us to find out about giving to Trinity Laban as a Friend or a Patron and to see what your gift can do.

Bernadette Benati, Head of Development Telephone: 020 8305 4461 Email: b.benati@trinitylaban.ac.uk Visit: trinitylaban.ac.uk/support-us

Trinity Laban has changed who I am – I am confident in myself and my pursuit of what I love doing.

I am enormously grateful to my sponsors.

Georgina Bowden MMus Composition 2016–2018 and Loveday Scholar 2016/17 and 2017/18

Box office 020 8463 0100 • blackheathhalls.com

BLACKHEATH HALLS WE’RE BACK SPRING 2019

Ray Gelato

Celebrates 25 years of Swing

MUSIC Emily Smith and Jamie McClennan ● Leveret ● Ray Gelato & the Giants ● Budapest Cafe Orchestra

COMEDY FAMILY Milton Jones ● Jo Caulfield ● Mark Steel ● Angela Barnes

The Walrus & The Carpenter ● Sourpuss

TALKS MUSICAL THEATRE

Jeremy Vine ● Richard Upton

Journey to Oz a Youngstars project inspired by The Wizard of Oz

ORCHESTRA & CHORUS

Join our orchestra & chorus for an evening of Bach and William Walton's Belshazzar's Feast

23 Lee Road Blackheath London SE3 9RQ

VENUES Our performance venues are located in South East London, however Trinity Laban musicians and dancers also perform at a wide range of venues around London and the UK. Details for venues are indicated next to events, but these are our main home venues.

KING CHARLES COURT

LABAN THEATRE

BLACKHEATH HALLS

PEACOCK ROOM PHILIP CARNE ROOM THEATRE STUDIO MACKERRAS ROOM

LABAN THEATRE STUDIO THEATRE

GREAT HALL RECITAL ROOM

King Charles Court is the home of our Faculty of Music, located in the World Heritage Site Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich. Concerts in the Peacock Room and Stuart Room take place here, as well as Chapel Choir and lunchtime concerts in the Old Royal Naval College Chapel.

The award-winning Laban Building was made for dance, and the Laban Theatre and Studio Theatre are both here. Dance shows also take place at Laurie Grove and around the Faculty of Dance in unexpected places and spaces.

Blackheath Halls is a historic arts venue in Blackheath Village, home to Trinity Laban performances as well as a wider programme of comedy, spoken word, family and music events.

King Charles Court Old Royal Naval College Greenwich London SE10 9JF

Laban Building Creekside Deptford London SE8 3DZ

Blackheath Halls 23 Lee Road Blackheath London SE3 9RQ

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