Latest Events in Eton(March Updated)

Art enthusiasts and aspiring artists are invited to immerse themselves in the vibrant world of ArtVine, Sip & Paint in Eton, taking place on the 16th of November 2023. This captivating arts event is set to unfold in the charming city of Eton, amidst the captivating atmosphere of The Hop House at The George Inn. Nestled on the historic High Street, this venue offers the perfect backdrop for a memorable evening of creativity and self-expression. With a ticket price of £27.50, participants will have the opportunity to unleash their artistic talents while sipping on their favorite beverages. The ArtVine experience promises to be a delightful journey into the realm of painting, where attendees can let their imagination run wild and bring their visions to life on canvas. Whether one is an experienced painter or a complete novice, this event welcomes individuals of all skill levels to come together and explore the world of art. So mark your calendars and prepare to indulge in an evening filled with strokes of brilliance and a sip of inspiration at ArtVine, Sip & Paint in Eton, 16th November 2023.

Welcome to the Open Mic Comedy - Daytime event at The Watermans Arms in Eton. This laughter-filled gathering is where both amateur and professional comedians come together to showcase their talents, while testing new material and honing their skills. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, allowing comedians of all levels to take the stage and bring joy to the audience. Prepare for an evening of entertainment as you immerse yourself in the world of open mic comedy. Seasoned pros and first-time stand-up artists alike will have you in stitches with their witty one-liners, hilarious storytelling, and a wide range of comedy styles. Each comedian will be given a 5 to 10-minute spot to present a combination of tried-and-tested jokes and fresh, unrehearsed material. This event will take place on February 6, 2024, at The Watermans Arms in Eton. Don't miss out on this delightful blend of laughter and entertainment. Tickets are available, priced at £3.96 - £5.58. Join us for an unforgettable experience of comedy excellence.

Experience an evening of laughter and entertainment at the Open Mic Comedy - Daytime event in Eton. Whether you're an amateur or a professional comedian, this is the perfect opportunity to test new material or sharpen your skills. The Watermans Arms on Brocas Street is the welcoming venue for this warm and inviting event. From seasoned pros to first-time stand-up artists, comedians of all levels take to the stage to tickle your funny bone. Prepare to be delighted by a delightful blend of comedy styles, ranging from witty one-liners to humorous storytelling. Each comedian is allotted a brief 5 to 10-minute spot, during which they will present a mix of tried-and-tested jokes and fresh, unrehearsed material. The event will take place on February 7, 2024, and tickets are available for £3.96 - £5.58. Don't miss out on the opportunity to be a part of this hilarious and memorable evening. Join us at Open Mic Comedy - Daytime in Eton for an unforgettable experience.

Join in on the laughter and entertainment at the Open Mic Comedy - Daytime event in Eton. This warm and welcoming gathering provides a platform for both amateur and professional comedians to showcase their talent and test out new material. Taking place at The Watermans Arms on Brocas Street, this event promises an evening of amusement and comedic brilliance. Comedians of all levels, from seasoned pros to first-time stand-up artists, will grace the stage and tickle your funny bone with their hilarious performances. Prepare to be delighted by a diverse range of comedy styles, from witty one-liners to humorous storytelling and more. Each comedian will be given a brief 5 to 10-minute spot to share their tried-and-tested jokes as well as fresh and unrehearsed material. Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience the best of open mic comedy. Mark your calendars for February 14, 2024, and secure your tickets, priced at just £3.96 - £5.58, for an unforgettable night of laughter and fun.

Arts on Tour Salon 2024 is a significant industry gathering aimed at fostering connections between artists, producers, and presenters from New South Wales (NSW) and the Australian Capital Territory (ACT). This pivotal event, hosted at The Pavilion Performing Arts Centre in Sutherland on July 10, 2024, serves as a pivotal platform for regional touring opportunities. The Salon offers a unique setting for artists and producers to showcase their work to attendees and secure potential partnerships for touring and collaborations. Those interested in pitching their projects can submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) to be featured in the Salon booklet, which is then distributed to presenters scouting for new talent. The event also allows for selected presenters to outline their programming strategies, audience engagement tactics, and potential partnership prospects. Furthermore, a networking session, in conjunction with NAPACA, provides all participants with a chance to engage in meaningful discussions and forge valuable connections. Admission to the event is free for independent artists, while a nominal fee of $53.87 (+BF) applies to salaried arts professionals to support event expenses. For inquiries about pitching opportunities or promotion within the Salon, interested parties can reach out to Robbi James via email.

Director Philip Morris Performed by BA (Hons) Acting Collaborative & Devised Theatre Designed & produced by BA (Hons) Theatre Practice Designed & produced by BA (Hons) Theatre Practice, MFA Scenography Katzenmusik is a humorously twisted tale about the quirky residents of Burnside facing an unusual crisis: a cat massacre! The story unfolds through a viral video, prank calls, and a cat memorial, capturing the town’s bizarre reactions. As the income gap between the rich and poor widens, tensions rise, pushing everyone to their breaking point. The absurdity of their situation becomes both hilarious and tragic, showcasing how people cope with chaos. Told in reverse, the narrative adds a unique twist, highlighting the ridiculousness of their circumstances while reflecting on deeper issues of social inequality and community resilience. By arrangement with Nick Hern Books. On Saturday 30 November, 7.30pm there will be a BSL interpreted performance by THEATRESIGN. Information Source: Box Office, Royal Central School of Speech & Drama | eventbrite

About this event: Intersections 2025 will take place on Wednesday15th January 2025, hosted in person at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, in London. Intersections is an annual conference curated by Central’s research degree candidates. We are delighted to announce that the theme of the conference this year will be 'Performing -ism'. This conference aims to bring together playful and creative ideas revolving around the concept of -ism as an additive, practice and suffix in the performing arts through a range of papers. We hope you will be able to join us for a playful and creative research conference. A full schedule for the day will be confirmed in due course. PLEASE NOTE: This conference is open to all but advance registration is essential. Due to capacity, this conference will only be taking place in person. Refreshments: Lunch will be provided, with vegetarian and vegan options available. If you have specific dietary requirements, please email intersections@cssd.ac.uk, clearly outlining them. Access: Please email intersections@cssd.ac.uk with any access requirements. Information Source: Research @ Central | eventbrite

If you're thinking of applying for Central’s MA or MFA Actor Training and Coaching, this taster session will give you the chance to meet with course leader Dr. Jessica Hartley, get a taste of the course through some practical exercises and find out more about the content of the programme. The course does not train actors, but develops a practical understanding of what it is to act, enabling you to work as an actor trainer, coach, theatre practitioner and a director of actors. Create approaches through research and practice in training methodologies and through specialist teachingLearn pedagogical tools for coaching and teaching actorsBenefit from wide-reaching placement opportunitiesPlease wear comfortable clothing as the session may involve practical exercises. Information Source: The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama | eventbrite

Jean Graham-Jones The City University of New York, Graduate Center In my recent monograph, Contemporary Performance Translation, I draw upon my decades-long experience as translator, actor, director, spectator, and educator to propose an alternative understanding of the translation process itself. Rather than limiting performance translation to the linguistic and the cultural, I propose including other elements such as dramaturgical logic and staging; actor training, casting, and performance styles; gesture and embodiment; and performance aesthetics and reception. A theory of translationality -- in which translations do not replace the original but rather stand in relation to it and to other texts and performances -- encapsulates the collaborative exchange between contemporary translators and theatre artists. In this presentation, I describe my conceptual approach, providing examples from my own scholarly study, pedagogy, and artistic practice. I advocate for a broader yet more entangled engagement with performance translation to explore the myriad ways in which the translational is already at work in the theatre and might be even more fruitfully leveraged in our shared performance experiences. Jean Graham-Jones is the Lucille Lortel Professor of Theatre, Emerita, at the City University of New York’s Graduate Center, where she headed the PhD Program in Theatre and Performance from 2009 to 2016. A theatre artist and scholar, she has translated into English over two dozen plays by Argentinian artists and published some fifty articles on Latin American (especially Argentinian) theatre and performance. Her major publications include Exorcising History: Argentine Theater under Dictatorship (Bucknell), Reason Obscured: Nine Plays by Ricardo Monti (ed. and trans., Bucknell), BAiT: Buenos Aires in Translation (ed. and trans., TCG/Segal Center), Timbre 4: Two Plays by Claudio Tolcachir (ed. and trans., TCG/Segal Center), Evita, Inevitably: Performing Argentina’s Female Icons Before and After Eva Perón (Michigan), Lola Arias: Re-enacting Life (ed., Performance Research Books), and the recent Contemporary Performance Translation: Challenges and Opportunities for the Global Stage (Cambridge). She edited Theatre Journal from 2004 to 2007 and served as president of the International Federation for Theatre Research from 2015 to 2019. Information Source: Research @ Central | eventbrite

Director Anthea Lewis Performed by BA (Hons) Acting Collaborative and Devised Theatre Designed & produced by BA (Hons) Theatre Practice Forget waiting to be saved, no one is coming to rescue you. No one is coming. Once the blaming, bargaining, pacifying distracting, avoiding and several attempts to escape ourselves have been exhausted only a miracle, a hero will do. Big God, Little Me is a collaborative devised multi-disciplinary performance, interrogating our need for something beyond ourselves to get us through the impossible, unbearable and unimaginable. This piece explores transcendence faith, mysticism, the sublime and the surreal to discover both our fragility and superhuman abilities. COURTYARD THEATRE, CENTRAL WEDNESDAY 26 FEBRUARY – SATURDAY 1 MARCH. 7.00PM FRIDAY 28 FEBRUARY – SATURDAY 1 MARCH, 2.00PM Booking £10/£5 Agents and casting directors may contact our Industry Liaison manager at Industry.Liaison@cssd.ac.uk to RSVP and for further information on our students. Central students and staff need to contact box office to book their tickets. Information Source: Box Office, Royal Central School of Speech & Drama | eventbrite