Events

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CMRC - Thomas Simaku - Integrating Aspects of Modality into Contemporary Idioms

In this seminar presentation, Professor Thomas Simaku will discuss certain aspects of modal expression and how they have been integrated into and become part of his own idiom.

Mime into Physical Theatre

For this week's Research Seminar, please join Prof Mark Evans and Dr Simon Murray, in conversation on their recently published book, Mime into Physical Theatre: a UK Cultural History 1970 – 2000.

Enhanced Audio Description (EAD): sound design and integrated access

This presentation introduces Enhanced Audio Description (EAD) and its application to film and television.

Workshop and talk with Jenny Sealey, artistic director of Graeae Theatre Company

Join Jenny Sealey, artistic director of Graeae Theatre Company, for an exploration of the whys, the whats and the hows of making theatre artistically accessible.

Image of an Unknown Young Woman

Please join our third year theatre students for their production of 'Image of an Unknown Young Woman'.

Parliament Square

Please join our third year theatre students for their production of 'Parliament Square'.

Parliament Square

Please join our third year theatre students for their production of 'Parliament Square'.

Image of an Unknown Young Woman

Please join our third year theatre students for their production of 'Image of an Unknown Young Woman'.

Common Ground: Music workshops for refugees and asylum seekers

For this week's Research Seminar, please join Dr Liz Haddon, Dr Federico Pendenza and Dr Marianna Cortesi in conversation on their project, Common Ground.

Past events

YorkConcerts

University Symphony Orchestra

Final-year student Alexa MacLaren performs Mendelssohn’s ever-popular First Piano Concerto in a concert that also includes Richard Strauss’ powerful tone poem 'Death and Transfiguration' and Mel Bonis' evocative 'Le Songe de Cléopâtre'.

The 24

The 24 is delighted to welcome two local choirs – Huntington School Choir and Ampleforth School Choir – to join them in an eclectic programme in which every work is a small piece of genius.

The Chimera Ensemble

The Chimera Ensemble returns with its trademark blend comprising music by leading international composers alongside new works by students.

Quatuor Diotima

One of the most in-demand chamber ensembles in the world today, Quatuor Diotima returns to York to perform two of Beethoven’s greatest chamber works alongside Janáček’s electrifying Second Quartet (‘Intimate Letters’).

University Choir & The 24

Associate Conductor of The Sixteen, Eamonn Dougan, returns to lead University Choir in a delightfully festive programme featuring three contrasting settings of 'O magnum mysterium' alongside choral works by Elgar, Finzi and Vaughan Williams.

The Snowman – 2pm

Following a string of sold-out performances last December, Raymond Briggs’ magical Christmas story, The Snowman, returns to York this festive season with live music by the Shepherd Brass Band.

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