by William Shakespeare
Presented by Arrows & Traps Theatre Company
2nd – 18th November
Evenings @ 7.30pm: 2nd/4th/10th/11th/12th/16th/18th
Matinée: Sunday 6th Nov @ 4pm
Weekday matinées @ 2pm: 8th/9th/15th Nov
NO MONDAY PERFORMANCES
“O god that men should put an enemy in their mouths to steal away their brains”
Othello is incredibly talented and successful. But he remains an outsider in his city, subject to racism, jealousy and suspicion. Only Desdemona treats him with respect and kindness: they fall passionately in love. His best friend, Iago, watches Othello’s life flourish with unbearable jealousy and plots to destroy him completely.
As Othello’s world disintegrates into chaos, consumed by a poisonous cocktail of jealousy and rage, he turns on the only person in the world who wants to save him.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Critically-acclaimed, 3-time Off West Award Nominated Arrows & Traps Theatre Company bring two of Shakespeare’s most atmospheric, fast-moving and timeless classics to the Gatehouse in repertory this November, having re-imagined them for a modern world.
“A work of effortless energy and unending style… a masterpiece of subtle reinvention and reinterpretation”
– A YOUNGER THEATRE
“McGregor has produced a play with huge heart, beautiful poetry and captivating magic”
– LDN CARD
“High-definition, high energy, high intelligence… Arrows & Traps are touched with genius”
– Gyles Brandreth
Tickets:
Preview Weds 2nd Nov @ 7.30pm – All tickets £10
Thurs 10th @ 7.30pm – £14 (£12 concessions)
Tues 8th/ Weds 9th/ Tues 15th @ 2pm – All tickets £10
Fri 4th/ Fri 11th/ Sat 12th/ Weds 16th @ 7.30pm – £16 (£14 concessions)
Sun 6th @ 4pm – £16 (£14 concessions)
Fri 18th @ 7.30pm – £18 (£16 concessions)
Immerse yourself in the action and emotion of one of Mozart’s best-loved operas.
The Magic Flute, Mozart’s final opera, is the story of Prince Tamino and his loyal friend Papageno on their quest to rescue the beautiful Princess Pamina from the High Priest Sarastro. But all is not what it seems, not everyone can be trusted, and Tamino must face many tests of his courage in order to attain the love and wisdom he seeks.
This is a fantastic opportunity to see The Magic Flute up close and sung in English in Jackson’s Lane theatre, directly opposite Highgate tube station. Join us for an evening of opera during which you’ll get far closer to the power of the music and drama than ever before; we promise you an exhilarating night out, whether you’re new to opera or a seasoned opera-lover.
Hampstead Garden Opera is recognised as one of the UK’s finest small opera companies, showcasing the brightest and best new musical talent and bringing opera to new audiences in an intimate setting that puts them right at the heart of the action. We are committed to giving young singers the chance to get on-stage experience in major operatic roles, in productions overseen by skilled and experienced directors, whilst staging consistently high-quality opera at prices that are accessible to all.
A fantastic new food market selling fresh produce and hot and cold street food!!! Situated in the front playground at St Michael’s. School, North Road, N6 4BG
Using key works from the LUX archive – the largest collection of artists film and video in the country – this short introductory course will trace and discuss artists’ engagement with the moving image throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, from the early pioneers of the 1920s to contemporary practitioners. We will explore through active discussion the relationship between art and cinema and the place and role of the moving image within contemporary visual arts today.
No previous knowledge is required, just a curiosity to see and find out more about this fascinating area of art practice.
Led by Maria Palacios Cruz, LUX Deputy Director.
LUX Deputy Director Maria Palacios Cruz is a curator and lecturer of avant-garde cinema and artists’ moving image. She has lectured at Kingston University, Central Saint Martins, Academie Royale des Beaux-Arts de Bruxelles and Ecole de Recherche Graphique.
This course is limited to 20 participants; please reserve your place by booking.
Immerse yourself in the action and emotion of one of Mozart’s best-loved operas.
The Magic Flute, Mozart’s final opera, is the story of Prince Tamino and his loyal friend Papageno on their quest to rescue the beautiful Princess Pamina from the High Priest Sarastro. But all is not what it seems, not everyone can be trusted, and Tamino must face many tests of his courage in order to attain the love and wisdom he seeks.
This is a fantastic opportunity to see The Magic Flute up close and sung in English in Jackson’s Lane theatre, directly opposite Highgate tube station. Join us for an evening of opera during which you’ll get far closer to the power of the music and drama than ever before; we promise you an exhilarating night out, whether you’re new to opera or a seasoned opera-lover.
Hampstead Garden Opera is recognised as one of the UK’s finest small opera companies, showcasing the brightest and best new musical talent and bringing opera to new audiences in an intimate setting that puts them right at the heart of the action. We are committed to giving young singers the chance to get on-stage experience in major operatic roles, in productions overseen by skilled and experienced directors, whilst staging consistently high-quality opera at prices that are accessible to all.
by William Shakespeare
Presented by Arrows & Traps Theatre Company
1st – 19th November
Evenings @ 7.30pm: 1st/ 3rd/ 5th/ 8th/ 9th/ 15th/ 17th/ 19th November
Matinée @ 4pm: Sunday 13th November
Weekday matinées @ 2pm: 10th/ 16th
NO MONDAY PERFORMANCES
“Youth’s a stuff will not endure”
Outrageous high comedy ensues as the pangs of unrequited love affect the unforgettable characters of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. While the lovelorn Duke Orsino plots to win the heart of the mourning Olivia, an alliance of servants and buffoons scheme against the high-handedness of Olivia’s steward, the pompous Malvolio.
When Orsino engages the cross-dressed Viola, who has disguised herself as a young man under the name Cesario, to plead with Olivia on his behalf, a bittersweet and hilarious chain of events follows.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Critically-acclaimed, 3-time Off West Award Nominated Arrows & Traps Theatre Company bring two of Shakespeare’s most atmospheric, fast-moving and timeless classics to the Gatehouse in repertory this November, having re-imagined them for a modern world.
“A work of effortless energy and unending style… a masterpiece of subtle reinvention and reinterpretation”
– A YOUNGER THEATRE
“McGregor has produced a play with huge heart, beautiful poetry and captivating magic”
– LDN CARD
“High-definition, high energy, high intelligence… Arrows & Traps are touched with genius”
– Gyles Brandreth
Tickets:
Preview Tues 1st Nov @ 7.30pm – All tickets £10
Thurs 3rd/ Tues 8th/ Weds 9th @ 7.30pm – £14 (£12 concessions)
Thurs 10th/ Weds 16th @ 2pm – All tickets £10
Sat 5th/ Tues 15th/ Thurs 17th @ 7.30pm – £16 (£14 concessions)
Sun 13th @ 4pm – £16 (£14 concessions)
Sat 19th @ 7.30pm – £18 (£16 concessions)
A new weekly Sunday farmers market for the community.
We’re delighted to be hosted by St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School.
St Joseph’s are especially delighted to celebrate the opening of the Market with the School’s 10th anniversary in September of the ‘St Joseph’s Children’s Garden’ project, enabling children in the Community to sell their garden produce and share their growing expertise.
Produce will include; Freshly pressed juice, soft fruit and top fruit in season, vegetables and salads. Organic & free range meat, raw milk, cheese, plants & flowers, handmade preserves, herbs, pies, cakes and bread, wet fish and shellfish, free range eggs.
Something for everyone.
All farms are based within 100 miles of London and everyone is visited before they sell with us. Secondary producers such as jam makers have to use a minimum of 50% local ingredients and we ask bakers to use seasonal ingredients and free range/organic eggs. We’ll do our best to include locally based producers, anyone interested should get in touch with us as soon as possible.
Highgate Gallery at the Highgate Literary and Scientific Institution is the perfect venue for hosting this wide-ranging multimedia collection of new artworks by members of the Printmakers Council. With a multitude of techniques on show, visitors will be offered the chance to see some of the very best printmaking in the UK today. ‘Loosely Bound’, as the title suggests, has given the artists an opportunity to respond to this rich theme.
On show will be artworks inspired by literature in all its forms – novels, plays, poetry and much more. Examples of new pieces include those by Invited Artist Liz Collini, whose beautifully printed lettering or word pieces have been commissioned by various corporate organisations and are also part of the V&A Museum collection. Other prints relate to illustration such as the mysterious works combining collage and print by Lynn Hatzius whose clients include Random House, Bloomsbury and Faber and Faber. Pages from handmade linocut artist books by Graham Smith are another highlight. The exhibition will feature many traditional print techniques including etching, lithography, silkscreen, linocut and woodblock plus new contemporary techniques such as photopolymer and computer-based artwork.
The Printmakers Council was established in 1965 with the primary aim of forming a ‘pressure group’ to promote and encourage printmaking, especially experimental and contemporary work. Eminent artist Michael Rothenstein, the first Chairman, set up the association with a committee comprising of Anthony Gross, Stanley Jones and other leading artist printmakers of the time. The PMC, a non-profit making organisation run by artists, has exhibited worldwide. It continues to emphasise education through lectures and demonstrations, to promote printmaking in all its forms and to support its members via newsletters and the website: www.printmakerscouncil.com
For further information, please contact: Theresa Pateman, Printmakers Council: printpmc@googlemail.com
18 November – 1 December 2016. Gallery open Tuesday-Friday 1-5pm, Saturday 11am-4pm, Sunday 11am-5pm; closed Mondays.
Highgate Watercolour Group Exhibition 2016 at Lauderdale House from Tuesday November 8th to Sunday November 27th.
Mondays 11.30 to 4pm; Tuesdays flexible opening dependent on bookings; Wednesday & Thursday 1.30 to 4pm; Friday Flexible; Saturday Exhibition closed; Sunday 11 to 4pm. Late night opening Wednesday 16th November 6.30 to 9pm.
Immerse yourself in the action and emotion of one of Mozart’s best-loved operas.
The Magic Flute, Mozart’s final opera, is the story of Prince Tamino and his loyal friend Papageno on their quest to rescue the beautiful Princess Pamina from the High Priest Sarastro. But all is not what it seems, not everyone can be trusted, and Tamino must face many tests of his courage in order to attain the love and wisdom he seeks.
This is a fantastic opportunity to see The Magic Flute up close and sung in English in Jackson’s Lane theatre, directly opposite Highgate tube station. Join us for an evening of opera during which you’ll get far closer to the power of the music and drama than ever before; we promise you an exhilarating night out, whether you’re new to opera or a seasoned opera-lover.
Hampstead Garden Opera is recognised as one of the UK’s finest small opera companies, showcasing the brightest and best new musical talent and bringing opera to new audiences in an intimate setting that puts them right at the heart of the action. We are committed to giving young singers the chance to get on-stage experience in major operatic roles, in productions overseen by skilled and experienced directors, whilst staging consistently high-quality opera at prices that are accessible to all.
Highgate Watercolour Group Exhibition 2016 at Lauderdale House from Tuesday November 8th to Sunday November 27th.
Mondays 11.30 to 4pm; Tuesdays flexible opening dependent on bookings; Wednesday & Thursday 1.30 to 4pm; Friday Flexible; Saturday Exhibition closed; Sunday 11 to 4pm. Late night opening Wednesday 16th November 6.30 to 9pm.
Highgate Gallery at the Highgate Literary and Scientific Institution is the perfect venue for hosting this wide-ranging multimedia collection of new artworks by members of the Printmakers Council. With a multitude of techniques on show, visitors will be offered the chance to see some of the very best printmaking in the UK today. ‘Loosely Bound’, as the title suggests, has given the artists an opportunity to respond to this rich theme.
On show will be artworks inspired by literature in all its forms – novels, plays, poetry and much more. Examples of new pieces include those by Invited Artist Liz Collini, whose beautifully printed lettering or word pieces have been commissioned by various corporate organisations and are also part of the V&A Museum collection. Other prints relate to illustration such as the mysterious works combining collage and print by Lynn Hatzius whose clients include Random House, Bloomsbury and Faber and Faber. Pages from handmade linocut artist books by Graham Smith are another highlight. The exhibition will feature many traditional print techniques including etching, lithography, silkscreen, linocut and woodblock plus new contemporary techniques such as photopolymer and computer-based artwork.
The Printmakers Council was established in 1965 with the primary aim of forming a ‘pressure group’ to promote and encourage printmaking, especially experimental and contemporary work. Eminent artist Michael Rothenstein, the first Chairman, set up the association with a committee comprising of Anthony Gross, Stanley Jones and other leading artist printmakers of the time. The PMC, a non-profit making organisation run by artists, has exhibited worldwide. It continues to emphasise education through lectures and demonstrations, to promote printmaking in all its forms and to support its members via newsletters and the website: www.printmakerscouncil.com
For further information, please contact: Theresa Pateman, Printmakers Council: printpmc@googlemail.com
18 November – 1 December 2016. Gallery open Tuesday-Friday 1-5pm, Saturday 11am-4pm, Sunday 11am-5pm; closed Mondays.
Highgate Watercolour Group Exhibition 2016 at Lauderdale House from Tuesday November 8th to Sunday November 27th.
Mondays 11.30 to 4pm; Tuesdays flexible opening dependent on bookings; Wednesday & Thursday 1.30 to 4pm; Friday Flexible; Saturday Exhibition closed; Sunday 11 to 4pm. Late night opening Wednesday 16th November 6.30 to 9pm.
Highgate Gallery at the Highgate Literary and Scientific Institution is the perfect venue for hosting this wide-ranging multimedia collection of new artworks by members of the Printmakers Council. With a multitude of techniques on show, visitors will be offered the chance to see some of the very best printmaking in the UK today. ‘Loosely Bound’, as the title suggests, has given the artists an opportunity to respond to this rich theme.
On show will be artworks inspired by literature in all its forms – novels, plays, poetry and much more. Examples of new pieces include those by Invited Artist Liz Collini, whose beautifully printed lettering or word pieces have been commissioned by various corporate organisations and are also part of the V&A Museum collection. Other prints relate to illustration such as the mysterious works combining collage and print by Lynn Hatzius whose clients include Random House, Bloomsbury and Faber and Faber. Pages from handmade linocut artist books by Graham Smith are another highlight. The exhibition will feature many traditional print techniques including etching, lithography, silkscreen, linocut and woodblock plus new contemporary techniques such as photopolymer and computer-based artwork.
The Printmakers Council was established in 1965 with the primary aim of forming a ‘pressure group’ to promote and encourage printmaking, especially experimental and contemporary work. Eminent artist Michael Rothenstein, the first Chairman, set up the association with a committee comprising of Anthony Gross, Stanley Jones and other leading artist printmakers of the time. The PMC, a non-profit making organisation run by artists, has exhibited worldwide. It continues to emphasise education through lectures and demonstrations, to promote printmaking in all its forms and to support its members via newsletters and the website: www.printmakerscouncil.com
For further information, please contact: Theresa Pateman, Printmakers Council: printpmc@googlemail.com
18 November – 1 December 2016. Gallery open Tuesday-Friday 1-5pm, Saturday 11am-4pm, Sunday 11am-5pm; closed Mondays.
Highgate Watercolour Group Exhibition 2016 at Lauderdale House from Tuesday November 8th to Sunday November 27th.
Mondays 11.30 to 4pm; Tuesdays flexible opening dependent on bookings; Wednesday & Thursday 1.30 to 4pm; Friday Flexible; Saturday Exhibition closed; Sunday 11 to 4pm. Late night opening Wednesday 16th November 6.30 to 9pm.
Highgate Gallery at the Highgate Literary and Scientific Institution is the perfect venue for hosting this wide-ranging multimedia collection of new artworks by members of the Printmakers Council. With a multitude of techniques on show, visitors will be offered the chance to see some of the very best printmaking in the UK today. ‘Loosely Bound’, as the title suggests, has given the artists an opportunity to respond to this rich theme.
On show will be artworks inspired by literature in all its forms – novels, plays, poetry and much more. Examples of new pieces include those by Invited Artist Liz Collini, whose beautifully printed lettering or word pieces have been commissioned by various corporate organisations and are also part of the V&A Museum collection. Other prints relate to illustration such as the mysterious works combining collage and print by Lynn Hatzius whose clients include Random House, Bloomsbury and Faber and Faber. Pages from handmade linocut artist books by Graham Smith are another highlight. The exhibition will feature many traditional print techniques including etching, lithography, silkscreen, linocut and woodblock plus new contemporary techniques such as photopolymer and computer-based artwork.
The Printmakers Council was established in 1965 with the primary aim of forming a ‘pressure group’ to promote and encourage printmaking, especially experimental and contemporary work. Eminent artist Michael Rothenstein, the first Chairman, set up the association with a committee comprising of Anthony Gross, Stanley Jones and other leading artist printmakers of the time. The PMC, a non-profit making organisation run by artists, has exhibited worldwide. It continues to emphasise education through lectures and demonstrations, to promote printmaking in all its forms and to support its members via newsletters and the website: www.printmakerscouncil.com
For further information, please contact: Theresa Pateman, Printmakers Council: printpmc@googlemail.com
18 November – 1 December 2016. Gallery open Tuesday-Friday 1-5pm, Saturday 11am-4pm, Sunday 11am-5pm; closed Mondays.
Highgate Watercolour Group Exhibition 2016 at Lauderdale House from Tuesday November 8th to Sunday November 27th.
Mondays 11.30 to 4pm; Tuesdays flexible opening dependent on bookings; Wednesday & Thursday 1.30 to 4pm; Friday Flexible; Saturday Exhibition closed; Sunday 11 to 4pm. Late night opening Wednesday 16th November 6.30 to 9pm.
Presented by Garden Suburb Theatre
24th – 27th November
Thursday – Saturday 7.30pm
Sunday at 4pm
AN AMATEUR PRODUCTION
Aged 18, three women meet at university and join forces. Life is fun. Living is intense. Crackling with wisdom and wit, Di and Viv and Rose is a humorous and thoughtful exploration of friendship’s impact on life and life’s impact on friendship.
Tickets: £12 (£10 concessions)
Highgate Gallery at the Highgate Literary and Scientific Institution is the perfect venue for hosting this wide-ranging multimedia collection of new artworks by members of the Printmakers Council. With a multitude of techniques on show, visitors will be offered the chance to see some of the very best printmaking in the UK today. ‘Loosely Bound’, as the title suggests, has given the artists an opportunity to respond to this rich theme.
On show will be artworks inspired by literature in all its forms – novels, plays, poetry and much more. Examples of new pieces include those by Invited Artist Liz Collini, whose beautifully printed lettering or word pieces have been commissioned by various corporate organisations and are also part of the V&A Museum collection. Other prints relate to illustration such as the mysterious works combining collage and print by Lynn Hatzius whose clients include Random House, Bloomsbury and Faber and Faber. Pages from handmade linocut artist books by Graham Smith are another highlight. The exhibition will feature many traditional print techniques including etching, lithography, silkscreen, linocut and woodblock plus new contemporary techniques such as photopolymer and computer-based artwork.
The Printmakers Council was established in 1965 with the primary aim of forming a ‘pressure group’ to promote and encourage printmaking, especially experimental and contemporary work. Eminent artist Michael Rothenstein, the first Chairman, set up the association with a committee comprising of Anthony Gross, Stanley Jones and other leading artist printmakers of the time. The PMC, a non-profit making organisation run by artists, has exhibited worldwide. It continues to emphasise education through lectures and demonstrations, to promote printmaking in all its forms and to support its members via newsletters and the website: www.printmakerscouncil.com
For further information, please contact: Theresa Pateman, Printmakers Council: printpmc@googlemail.com
18 November – 1 December 2016. Gallery open Tuesday-Friday 1-5pm, Saturday 11am-4pm, Sunday 11am-5pm; closed Mondays.
Highgate Watercolour Group Exhibition 2016 at Lauderdale House from Tuesday November 8th to Sunday November 27th.
Mondays 11.30 to 4pm; Tuesdays flexible opening dependent on bookings; Wednesday & Thursday 1.30 to 4pm; Friday Flexible; Saturday Exhibition closed; Sunday 11 to 4pm. Late night opening Wednesday 16th November 6.30 to 9pm.
Presented by Garden Suburb Theatre
24th – 27th November
Thursday – Saturday 7.30pm
Sunday at 4pm
AN AMATEUR PRODUCTION
Aged 18, three women meet at university and join forces. Life is fun. Living is intense. Crackling with wisdom and wit, Di and Viv and Rose is a humorous and thoughtful exploration of friendship’s impact on life and life’s impact on friendship.
Tickets: £12 (£10 concessions)
A fantastic new food market selling fresh produce and hot and cold street food!!! Situated in the front playground at St Michael’s. School, North Road, N6 4BG
World class chamber music in the heart of North London! With the theme ‘Ode to Joy!’ this year’s festival focuses on the positive sides of human nature including Humour, Love, Gifts,Youthful energy and Celebrations. This concert includes works for strings and wind by Haydn, Rossini, Poulenc, Strauss and concludes with Beethoven’s glorious Septet. Featured performers include Julian Bliss (clarinet), Giovanni Guzzo (violin) and Chi-chi Nwanoku (double bass).
Presented by Garden Suburb Theatre
24th – 27th November
Thursday – Saturday 7.30pm
Sunday at 4pm
AN AMATEUR PRODUCTION
Aged 18, three women meet at university and join forces. Life is fun. Living is intense. Crackling with wisdom and wit, Di and Viv and Rose is a humorous and thoughtful exploration of friendship’s impact on life and life’s impact on friendship.
Tickets: £12 (£10 concessions)
A new weekly Sunday farmers market for the community.
We’re delighted to be hosted by St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School.
St Joseph’s are especially delighted to celebrate the opening of the Market with the School’s 10th anniversary in September of the ‘St Joseph’s Children’s Garden’ project, enabling children in the Community to sell their garden produce and share their growing expertise.
Produce will include; Freshly pressed juice, soft fruit and top fruit in season, vegetables and salads. Organic & free range meat, raw milk, cheese, plants & flowers, handmade preserves, herbs, pies, cakes and bread, wet fish and shellfish, free range eggs.
Something for everyone.
All farms are based within 100 miles of London and everyone is visited before they sell with us. Secondary producers such as jam makers have to use a minimum of 50% local ingredients and we ask bakers to use seasonal ingredients and free range/organic eggs. We’ll do our best to include locally based producers, anyone interested should get in touch with us as soon as possible.
Highgate Gallery at the Highgate Literary and Scientific Institution is the perfect venue for hosting this wide-ranging multimedia collection of new artworks by members of the Printmakers Council. With a multitude of techniques on show, visitors will be offered the chance to see some of the very best printmaking in the UK today. ‘Loosely Bound’, as the title suggests, has given the artists an opportunity to respond to this rich theme.
On show will be artworks inspired by literature in all its forms – novels, plays, poetry and much more. Examples of new pieces include those by Invited Artist Liz Collini, whose beautifully printed lettering or word pieces have been commissioned by various corporate organisations and are also part of the V&A Museum collection. Other prints relate to illustration such as the mysterious works combining collage and print by Lynn Hatzius whose clients include Random House, Bloomsbury and Faber and Faber. Pages from handmade linocut artist books by Graham Smith are another highlight. The exhibition will feature many traditional print techniques including etching, lithography, silkscreen, linocut and woodblock plus new contemporary techniques such as photopolymer and computer-based artwork.
The Printmakers Council was established in 1965 with the primary aim of forming a ‘pressure group’ to promote and encourage printmaking, especially experimental and contemporary work. Eminent artist Michael Rothenstein, the first Chairman, set up the association with a committee comprising of Anthony Gross, Stanley Jones and other leading artist printmakers of the time. The PMC, a non-profit making organisation run by artists, has exhibited worldwide. It continues to emphasise education through lectures and demonstrations, to promote printmaking in all its forms and to support its members via newsletters and the website: www.printmakerscouncil.com
For further information, please contact: Theresa Pateman, Printmakers Council: printpmc@googlemail.com
18 November – 1 December 2016. Gallery open Tuesday-Friday 1-5pm, Saturday 11am-4pm, Sunday 11am-5pm; closed Mondays.
Highgate Watercolour Group Exhibition 2016 at Lauderdale House from Tuesday November 8th to Sunday November 27th.
Mondays 11.30 to 4pm; Tuesdays flexible opening dependent on bookings; Wednesday & Thursday 1.30 to 4pm; Friday Flexible; Saturday Exhibition closed; Sunday 11 to 4pm. Late night opening Wednesday 16th November 6.30 to 9pm.
Presented by Garden Suburb Theatre
24th – 27th November
Thursday – Saturday 7.30pm
Sunday at 4pm
AN AMATEUR PRODUCTION
Aged 18, three women meet at university and join forces. Life is fun. Living is intense. Crackling with wisdom and wit, Di and Viv and Rose is a humorous and thoughtful exploration of friendship’s impact on life and life’s impact on friendship.
Tickets: £12 (£10 concessions)
World class chamber music in the heart of North London! With the theme ‘Ode to Joy!’ this year’s festival focuses on the positive sides of human nature including Humour, Love, Gifts,Youthful energy and Celebrations. This concert includes works by Beethoven, Borodin, Brahms and Mozart. Featured performers include Robert Cohen (cello) and Alexander Sitkovetsky (violin).
Mondays @ the Mills Lectures – Michaelmas Term 2016
28th November 2016
The Francis Crick Institute
Clare Davy and Professor Julian Downward, FRS
The Francis Crick Institute conducts ground-breaking medical research to understand why disease develops and to find new ways to prevent and treat illnesses such as cancer, heart disease, stroke, infections and neurodegenerative diseases. These talks will survey the history of the Crick and introduce its new home next to St Pancras, before focussing on some of the cancer research being conducted there.
Refreshments, including wine, are available from 6.30 pm and afterwards.
with John Lenahan
Monday 28th November 7.30pm
Our regular magic show with Gatehouse legend and host John Lenahan. Featuring an entertaining mix of comedians and magic.
Line up TBC
Tickets: £15 (£12 concessions)
PLEASE CALL THE BOX OFFICE TO BOOK ON 020 8340 3488
World class chamber music in the heart of North London! With the theme ‘Ode to Joy!’ this year’s festival focuses on the positive sides of human nature including Humour, Love, Gifts,Youthful energy and Celebrations.This late evening concert ‘Bach before Bed’ by the Artea String Trio (Thomas Gould, violin, Benjamin Roskams, viola and Ashok Klouda, cello) features Bach’s Goldberg Variations in an arrangement by Dmity Sitkovetsky for string trio.