10 Jul 2021 – 23 Dec 2022
Centre Pompidou, the ensemble of The Director’s Theatre Writer’s Theatre, 2019, Meet Me In Saint Louis, Lewis! Lobby Card, directed by Than Hussein Clark. Performers: Henry Ashton, Ruth Connick, Joseph Connolly, Stephanie Golding, Ben Gomes, Laura Schuller, Alina Weber © the artist. Courtesy Galerie Crèvecoeur Paris. Photo: Mark Blower
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Paul Maheke, Melika Ngombe Kolongo (Nkisi) & Ariel Efraim Ashbel, Sènsa, 2019. Performance: ASSEMBLE, Volksbühne, Berlin © ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2021. Courtesy the artists. Photo: Frank Sperling
Sat 12 Feb, 10.30am-3pm
Spend the morning creating a site-specific installation with Offsite9 artist Kathleen Fabre and then work on a small scale with a thread drawing workshop in the afternoon. £12, booking required.
Tuesdays: 15 Feb; 15 Mar, 10.30am-12pm
Our creative, sensory play sessions for families with babies and toddlers are led by artists and early years’ educators. Take time to relax, imagine and find inspiration together. £3 per child, booking required.
Mon 21, Tue 22, Wed 23, Fri 25 Feb, 11am-1pm
Come along during half term for fun-filled sessions creating artworks to take home. Make a Modroc head, produce a polyprint, get stuck into some scraffito or fashion a fabric-painted banner. £3 per child, booking required.
Sat 5 Mar, 2pm
Florence Peake’s performance references the exploitation both of care workers and the Earth. Devised in dialogue with caregivers, spoken words sound like an oracle emerging from cavernous spaces and deep geological time. Free, drop in.
Sat 5 Mar, 11am-3pm
Join Gatis Community Space CIC for this event exploring sustainable fashion. Trade your unwanted clothes for something new, upcycle them using visible mending techniques or create unique pieces of art. Free, donations welcome.
Sat 12 Mar, 11am-3.30pm
Artist Sahjan Kooner leads a masterclass workshop engaging with local stories, clay and the use of mythology. Bringing sculptural skills and storytelling together for this in-depth exploration of collective endeavour. £12, booking required.
Sat 26 Mar, 6pm
Doherty’s visceral dance work is a powerful evocation of working-class masculinity. Featuring a hunter chasing after hope, her multifaceted portrait of disaffected youth pulsates with fury, humour, joy and despair.