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Box Offi ce: Helen Baines 015242 71275 [email protected]

Autumn 2010

Arts SceneKIRKBY LONSDALE

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Introduction and Welcome ................................................................ 2 & 3Autumn-at-a-glance ................................................................................ 4Art Lectures ............................................................................................. 5

Furniture for the Art and Crafts House ...........................................................................5Augustus and Gwen John ...................................................................................................5The stained glass of William Morris and Sir Edward Burne Jones .........................5The Life and Art of Eric Ravilious 1903 - 1942 ..............................................................5The Development of Interior Design: ..............................................................................6Colour & Kitsch: Art & Taste .................................................................................................6Andrea Palladio ........................................................................................................................6Once upon a Time: Children’s Books through the Ages ............................................6

Art Exhibitions ........................................................................................ 7Ron Atkinson – Photography ..............................................................................................7Rag Tags & Bobtails – Peg rugsand textiles ...................................................................7Hillary Carr – Artist; Christine Frost - Textiles ................................................................7Westmorland Show ................................................................................................................7

Music ....................................................................................................... 8Festival Concert Series (Brass, Clarinet & Saxophone, Percussion ........................8Tim Kliphuis ...............................................................................................................................9Westmorland Youth Orchestra presents Autumn Leaves .......................................10QES Year 7 Nativity ...............................................................................................................11Kirkby Lonsdale Choral Society ......................................................................................11Vivaldi’s Gloria and carols from The Oxford Book of Carols ...........................11QES Christmas Concert ......................................................................................................12Christmas Carol Service .....................................................................................................12Kirkby Lonsdale Brass Band performances .................................................................12

Special Events ....................................................................................... 14The Mysteries .........................................................................................................................14The Kirkby Lonsdale Nativity ...........................................................................................14

Grants .................................................................................................... 15Paul Pfeuti Young Musician Trust ...................................................................................15

Workshops ............................................................................................ 16Jewellery with a twist .........................................................................................................16Chandelier workshop .........................................................................................................16Felt making, including nuno felt ....................................................................................16Christmas chandelier workshop .....................................................................................17Wrapped wire jewellery .....................................................................................................17

Classes ................................................................................................... 18Creative Writing Club ..........................................................................................................18New evening art classes at QES (Ceramics, Life Drawing, Felt Making) ...........18Art to Wear - wearable art/jewellery classes ..............................................................19Dance, Drama ........................................................................................................................20Singing, Stringed instruments ........................................................................................20

Contents

Danceworks off ers a structured and

varied approach to dance. We off er

lessons in many genres of dance whilst

frequently trying to interest pupils in

other areas of performing arts

Genres available: Ballet Modern, Jazz Danceworks accepts children ages 3+

07786 965 589 / [email protected] www.facebook/danceworkskirkbylonsdale

Classes held at QES and St. Mary’s Primary School, Kirkby Lonsdale

Exams, shows, private lessons and presentations available

All teachers CRB cleared and hold First Aid certifi cateIDTA Registered School

‘Don’t demand the spotlight let the spotlight come to you’’

Ceramics class - see page 16

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Ruskin’s View, Kirkby Lonsdale

IntroductionKirkby Lonsdale Arts Scene is a not-for-profi t voluntary

organisation whose main aim is to promote community arts, and improve, develop and maintain education, appreciation and practice of the arts across all disciplines, and for people of all ages, centred on but not limited to Kirkby Lonsdale.

The group is made up from the following organisations:

Kirkby Lonsdale Chamber of Trade

Queen Elizabeth School

Cedar House School

St Mary’s Church, Kirkby Lonsdale

Kirkby Lonsdale Brass Band

Kirkby Lonsdale Choral Society

Indigo Radio 106.6fm

Helen O’Grady Drama Academy

Danceworks

Underley Hall School

Underley Garden School

Cumbria Constabulary

Kirkby Lonsdale Play Partnership

Casterton School

Kirkby Lonsdale Library

St Mary’s C of E Primary School

Almost all the performances and events in this brochure are open to everyone – for further details please contact Helen Baines, Secretary, Kirkby Lonsdale Arts Scene on 015242 71275 or [email protected]

WelcomeWelcome to our Performance Guide for Autumn 2010.

We are delighted to off er a wide variety of events for you to experience. The common thread throughout is high quality and enhancing cultural opportunities for Kirkby Lonsdale and the surrounding area.

We look forward to welcoming you to our performances and hope that you thoroughly enjoy them.

E-brochureIf you would prefer to receive your copy of Arts Scene via email please get in touch. You will be the fi rst to hear about all the events and you will be saving paper! Email [email protected] with your contact details. All details will be stored securely.

The KLAS team

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ArtNational Association of Decorativeand Fine Arts Societies (NADFAS)The aim of NADFAS is the cultivation, appreciation and study of the decorative and fi ne arts and the giving of aid to the preservation of our national heritage. Encompassing the full spectrum of decorative and fi ne arts subjects - old masters and modern art; sculpture, glass, silverwork and jewellery; ceramics; architecture; textiles and furniture together with broader themes such as art movements, cities and individual collections, the scope is extensive. All lecturers are of the highest standard and experts in their fi eld.

In addition NADFAS volunteers help in preserving our national heritage, by archiving, stewarding and conserving books, textiles and furniture in museums, galleries, historic houses and libraries. Volunteers also record the details of the fabric and furnishing of churches of all denominations. Groups also work to encourage Young Arts projects. There are over 330 local Societies nationwide and we have two in our area – Lunesdale, who meet on the third Tuesday of the month and South Lakes who meet on the second Tuesday of the month. The South Lakes programme for the Autumn term is:

Furniture for the Art and Crafts House Miss Philippa Barton

Augustus and Gwen John Ms Lynda Smith

The stained glass of William Morris and Sir Edward Burne Jones Mr Peter Gibson

The Life and Art of Eric Ravilious 1903 - 1942 Designer, War Artist and IllustratorDr Patricia Andrew

Entrance is restricted to members but we currently have vacancies and visitors are welcomed by prior arrangement. Full details available from the membership secretary on 01524 761836 or Judi Thompson on Kirkby Lonsdale 72694.

Tuesday 14th September

10.30am and 1.30pm

Tuesday 12th October

10.30am and 1.30pm

Tuesday 9th November

10.30am and 1.30pm

Tuesday 14th December

10.30am and 1.30pm

Blackwell - the Arts & Crafts

house near Bowness

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Sep - Nov

Adult Education Classes 18

Queen Elizabeth School

Helen Baines

015242 71275

Sep - Dec

Classes - A W

orld of Song 20

Recital Room, Q

ES Jane Law

rence 015242 71275

Sep - Dec

String Training Orchestra

20 Recital Room

, QES

Jen Hartley

015242 71275

Sep - Dec

Classes - Dancew

orks 20

Dram

a Studio, QES

Victoria Hubbard

07786 965 589

Sep - Dec

Classes - Helen O

’Grady D

rama Academ

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Harlequin Theatre, Q

ES Rachel M

inshall 01229 838811

Sep - Dec

Art Lectures - Lunesdale D

ecorative & Fine A

rts Society 6

Borwick M

emorial H

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el Winstanley

015242 21277

Sep - Dec

Art Lectures - South Lakes D

ecorative & Fine A

rts 5

Brewery A

rts Centre Secretary

01524 761836

Sep - Dec

Art Exhibitions

7 Bridge H

ouse Farm, W

ray Bridge H

ouse Tea Rooms

015242 22496

09/09/2010 A

rt Exhibitions 7

Westm

orland County Show

14th - 16th Oct

The Mystery Plays

14 St M

ary’s Church, Kirkby Lonsdale Richard Snow

015242 72044

15th - 16th Oct

Fusion - Dancew

orks Show

20 Q

ueen Elizabeth School Victoria H

ubbard 07786 965589

09/11/2010 Festival Concert Series - Brass

8 Recital Room

, QES

Jen Hartley

015242 71275

14/11/2010 Rem

embrance Sunday - KL Brass Band

12 The M

arket Square, KL

18/11/2010 Festival Concert Series - Clarinet &

Saxophone 8

Recital Room, Q

ES Jen H

artley 015242 71275

25/11/2010 Tim

Kliphuis 9

Harlequin Theatre, Q

ES H

elen Baines 015242 71275

27/11/2010 W

estmoreland Youth O

rchestra - Autumn Leaves

10 Casterton School

WYO

015395 60054

02/12/2010 Festival Concert Series - Percussion

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arlequin Theatre, QES

Jen Hartley

015242 71275

05/12/2010 Carols on the Street

12 Kirkby Lonsdale

08/12/2010 Year 7 N

ativity 11

Main Theatre, Q

ES D

enise Prior 015242 71275


12 Kirkby Lonsdale

11/12/2010 The Kirkby Lonsdale N

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Kirkby Lonsdale Richard Snow

015242 72044

15/12/2010 Christm

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Main Theatre, Q

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16/12/2010 Christm

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St Mary’s Church, Kirkby Lonsdale


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ArtLunesdale Decorative & Fine Arts Society

Art Lectures

A fabulous opportunity for artists and those interested in art to learn about many diff erent works through the programme of lectures listed below.

The Development of Interior Design:1700 to the Present DayPeter Darty BA

Furniture and furnishings, curtains, carpets, hangings and wallpaper: the rise and rise of the interior designer.

Colour & Kitsch: Art & TasteLynne Gibson MA BEd

What has happened to art? Are Raphael, Rembrandt and Reynolds turning in their graves?

Andrea PalladioCaroline Knight BA MA Courtauld

16th century villas, palaces and churches in the Veneto.

Christmas Social EventOnce upon a Time: Children’s Booksthrough the AgesElizabeth Merry BA MA PGCE

We explore milestones leading to the golden age of Lewis Carroll and look at what was to come.

Borwick Memorial Hall

Borwick, Carnforth

Members welcome. £5 for

guests by prior arrangement

with the Membership

Secretary – Mel Winstanley

on 015242 21277

Tuesday 21st September

2.30pm

Tuesday 19th October

2.30pm

Tuesday 16th November

2.30pm

Tuesday 21st December

2.00pm

Below and right:

Examples of Palladian villas

ArtArt Exhibitions

For further details visitwww.bridgehousefarm.co.uk

Ron Atkinson – Photography

Rag Tags & Bobtails – Peg rugsand textiles

Hillary Carr – Artist; Christine Frost - Textiles

Art Exhibition

Westmorland ShowQES Art students display a wide range of high quality work at this annual event. The impressive work has been produced by students from diff erent year groups.

Bridge House Farm, Wray

Near Lancaster

27th August – 7th October

8th Oct. – 18th November

19th Nov. – 31st December

Thursday 9th September

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MusicQES presents

Festival Concert Series

This informal concert series provides all QES musicians with the opportunity to perform in a supportive environment in front of a small and friendly audience.

Each instrument or family of instruments is featured across the academic year and a wide range of music is performed. Beginners perform short pieces and have the opportunity to listen to those with more experience playing more complex music. Some of the concerts feature ensembles as well as soloists.

Brass

Clarinet & Saxophone

Percussion

Recital Room

Tuesday 9th Nov. 7.00pm

Recital Room

Thursday 18th Nov. 7.00pm

Harlequin Theatre

Thursday 2nd Dec. 7.00pm

Tickets £3 Adult

£1 concessions

available on the door

MusicHighlights Rural Touring Scheme presentsTim Kliphuis

A welcome return for Tim Kliphuis to QES. He combines Gypsy Jazz, Classical, Folk, World Music and Tango to create an inspired and daring fusion with soulful melodies, driving rhythms and funky chords.

As a young musician Tim cut his teeth in the fi ery Manouche bands playing Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grapelli – but nowadays he is likelier to be heard duelling with Richard Galliano, Frankie Gavin or Charlie Mckerron. Tim has recently written a defi nitive book on Gypsy swing violin.

He is joined by James Birkets on guitar and Bruce Rollo on double bass.

Kliphuis plays with an astonishingly fl uid versatility, incorporating

funky slurs, whooping hoedown fl ourishes – Time Out

A charming, uplifting performance from a future great ... he has the

world at his feet – The Scotsman

Stéphane Grappelli’s style is alive and well in the hands of Tim Kliphuis

and the tasteful playing of his musicians – Nigel Kennedy

For further information visit: www.timkliphuis.com

Harlequin Theatre, QES

Thursday 25th November

at 7.30pm

Tickets £8.00 Adult

£5.00 Concession

£4.00 Children

£22.00 Family

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MusicWestmorland Youth Orchestra presentsAutumn Leaves

WYO is formed from some of the most talented young musicians in our area and is delighted to be returning to Casterton. They present a kaleidoscope of orchestral colours for this concert, highlighting the romantic Flute Concertino by Chaminade. Enjoy a welcome in from 7pm to the sound of one of the school’s musical groups.

Director Noel Bertram. Flute Solo, Libby Gibson.

For further information: 015395 60054 or wyo.org.uk

Gymnasium Hall

Casterton School

Saturday 27th November

at 7.30 pm

(Welcome Music from 7pm)

Tickets at the door

£7.00, Senior £5, u-21 free

MusicQES Year 7 Nativity

A short setting of the Nativity Story, with narration and songs. Year 7 sing and play instruments in this excellent way to get into the festive spirit.

Kirkby Lonsdale Choral SocietyVivaldi’s Gloria andCarols from The Oxford Book of Carols

One of Vivialdi’s most stunning masterpieces, the Gloria is a work of rich contrasts and mood opposites - joyful/dark, playful/majestic, personal/universal-and is greatly loved for these almost theatrical qualities.

The Oxford Book is possibly the most famous and complete of all carol collections, greatly respected for being edited by Ralph Vaughan Williams and friends.

Main Theatre, QES

Wednesday 8th December

6. 00pm

Tickets £3.00 adults,

children free, available from

Mrs Denise Prior

on 015242 71275

St Mary’s Church

Kirkby Lonsdale

Sunday 12th December

7.30pm

Tickets: Admission at the

door £8.00, accompanied

children free

includes wine & mince pies!

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MusicQES Christmas Concert

A stunning event starring all the small groups at QES, strutting their best musical stuff in a venue fully decked out for Christmas. Guaranteed to off er a wide range of musical styles and groupings of instrumental and vocal music. You’ll certainly fi nd something that you really enjoy along with seasonal refreshments. See the Main Theatre transformed into a Christmas grotto of musical delights!

Christmas Carol Service

Not to be confused with the Christmas Concert at QES the night before! We warmly invite you to join us for this very special Christmas event. Our traditional Christmas Carol Service in the splendid setting of St. Mary’s Church combines readings, music and carols. The atmosphere inside the church is always warm and celebratory even if the night outside is dark and cold. The event brings pupils, parents, staff , governors and our local community together.

Kirkby Lonsdale Brass Band

Remembrance Sundayin Market Square (march at 10.30am)

Carols on the Streetin Kirkby Lonsdale

We are very grateful to all in and around Kirkby Lonsdale who support us by becoming Patrons, helping out at events or attending concerts.

The band is always ready to welcome new players. We practice at KLRUFC on Mondays and Wednesdays from 7.30 - 9.30p.m.We are looking for people of all ages who would like to learn to play. We have a few spare instruments!

Main Theatre, QES

Kirkby Lonsdale

Wednesday 15th December

7.30pm

Bar Available

Tickets: Adults £5.00

Concessions £3.00

Available from Denise Prior

Tel: 015242 71275

St Mary’s Church

Kirkby Lonsdale

Thursday 16th December

7.00pm

Tickets: Donations gratefully

received on entry

Sunday 14th November

10.15am

Sunday 5th December

Saturday 11th December


from 2.00pm

Special EventsThe Mysteries

The spirit of the original mystery plays was to tell the story of God in a fun, lively and contemporary way and this is what will be happening in St Mary’s Church in October with a very special production. Each performance will be in two halves – the fi rst half will be the beginning of the Old Testament (from Creation, then the stories of Adam and Eve, Noah and Abraham); the second half will tell the story of Jesus from his birth through to the resurrection. Be sure you don’t miss it – put the dates are in your diary. Watch out for details of tickets nearer the time (tickets will also be available on the door).

The aim is for it to be a community drama involving as many people as possible either acting or singing (or with production, publicity, moving pews … ). If you would like to be involved in any way, then please contact Richard Snow (015242 72044), or Nigel Bradshaw (015242 73722) for information.

The Kirkby Lonsdale Nativity Following the success of the event last year there will be an open air retelling of the Nativity Story in Kirkby Lonsdale on Saturday December 11th. The performance will start at Nazareth (the Market Square) at 3.30pm and then we follow the cast to Bethlehem. Just turn up and join in!

Like last year (below), there will be a cast of humans and animals (large and small). If you are interested in taking part please contact Richard Snow (015242 72044) before 1st Dec.

St Mary’s Church

Kirkby Lonsdale

14th, 15th, 16th October

at 7.30pm

Market Square

Kirkby Lonsdale

Saturday, December 11th

at 3.30pm

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GrantsPaul Pfeuti Young Musician Trust

Paul Pfeuti was an inspirational and gifted musician. Paul took his fi rst teaching position in 1967 when he became music master at Douglas High School on the Isle of Man.

In the early 1980s Paul moved back to his native north west to Bentham Grammar School and after several unsuccessful attempts at retirement joined QES’s visiting music staff , teaching piano since 1996.

Paul died suddenly in the week after Christmas 2008. His family decided his legacy should befi t his lifelong passion and created the Paul Pfeuti Young Musician Trust to enable children to access music and further development of it where fi nances may not always permit.

Paul’s wife, daughter and the rest of his family remain closely involved with fundraising for the trust and deciding how funds are allocated.

The Trust have just awarded nine grants to local young people to help with the cost of exam fees and purchasing new instruments.

To apply – please download an application form fromwww.queenelizabeth.cumbria.co.uk and click on the Arts & Events section, or telephone Helen Baines on 015242 71275

WorkshopsJan Huntley-Peace WorkshopsLike Zandra Rhodes and Jean Muir, Jan graduated in fi ne art and has gone on to make her mark in original jewellery design. She has had a wide-ranging career in fashion, art & design and sculpture and has worked for internationally-renowned couturiers. Her workshops are suitable for complete beginners.To book please contact Jan at Crofts Farmhouse, Leasgill, Heversham, Milnthorpe, Cumbria LA7 7EX015395 62811 or 07554 [email protected]

Jewellery with a twistWould you like to make a unique piece of wearable art? During the day we will learn incredibly eff ective and easy techniques in wire. Twisting and threading with beads and fabrics such as fi nger looping, coiling, crochet and knitting will allow you to build up sculptural shapes and patterns which will turn into pieces of beautiful jewellery such as a cuff , brooch or a necklace.

Chandelier workshopDuring this workshop we will make a beautiful wirework chandelier using simple wrapping bending and coiling techniques. Jan will supply the wire and a selection of glass beads to hang from the fi nished piece, or you could bring in a selection of your own beads or objects.

Felt making, including nuno feltLearn the ancient art of felt making. Jan will have her mix of hand-dyed wool and silk for you to make into a unique scarf or wrap. For the £5 materials cost Jan will supply some merino wool to start you off , but everything else will need to be purchased on the day. Please ring her about fabric for nuno felting if you would like to do this.

Jewellery with a twist As above, but adding new and developing already learned techniques, you will have one or two fi nished pieces of jewellery by the end of the day.

at the Village Hall

The Athenaeum, Leasgill

Milnthorpe, Cumbria

LA5 OHJ

10am – 3.30pm

All workshops £40 plus £5

extra for materials. Jan will

also supply all refreshments.

And lunch, soup and fruit.

Saturday 4th September

Saturday 18th September

Saturday 2nd October

Friday 15th October

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Christmas chandelier workshopAs this workshop is very popular Jan has decided to fi t another one in as they make lovely Christmas presents.

Wrapped wire jewelleryThis is also an age old technique…wire wrapping, again no soldering or gluing involved, we can use chunky wire for this technique and larger heavier beads. We will also continue with already learned techniques, developing and refi ning them. The wire wrapping technique allows you to make a bold chunky collar or cuff using large glass beads.

Saturday 20th November


New ClassesCreative Writing ClubFor QES pupils only

Four new evening art classes at QESTo book places please contact Helen Baines on 015242 71275 or email: [email protected]

Ceramics Sculpture (Intermediate)with Jane TimshleFor the more experienced students – it will be an opportunity to develop your own project with tutor support.

Ceramics Sculpture (Beginners)with Jane TimshleFor those with little or no experience. You will be able to adapt new skills to your own interests; learning about ceramic hand building, working with surfaces and glazing. Students should have a number of great presents for Christmas.

Life Drawing & Portraiturewith Judith DaviesThis course will be split between fi gure and portrait drawing. Beginners will develop new skills, more experienced students can further advance their drawing ability guided by their tutor. Basic materials are included.

Felt Makingwith Annie CoxeyCome and experience the magic of felt making! You will progress through various exciting techniques including; using pre-felt, making cobweb materials, fl owers and other three dimensional forms. Later there will be an opportunity to incorporate the techniques to create your own project.

At the start of the classes there will be a one off charge to cover the costs of basic materials. Special items can be bought from the tutor at cost or can be brought in depending on your individual project. (See advert on the inside front cover).

Starting Tuesday 14th

September for 10 weeks

7.00pm – 9.30pm

starting Thursday 16th


7.00pm – 9.30pm

Costs: Full £70, 60+ £56,

16-18 yrs £30. Plus £12 for

materials including fi ring.



7.30pm – 9.30pm

Costs: Full £56, 60+ £45,

16-18 yrs £24. Plus extra

charge for the model



7.00pm – 9.00pm

Costs: Full £45, 60+ £36

16-18 yrs £24

Thursdays 1.45pm–2.10pm

in the Main Library

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New ClassesArt to Wear - wearable art/jewellery classeswith Jan Huntley-Peace

During our fi ve week course you will:

learn incredibly eff ective techniques with wire, twisting and threading with beads, fi nger looping, coiling, crochet and knitting

build up shapes and patterns which will turn into beautiful pieces of jewellery

create small objects like rings, cuff s and brooches to more sculptural pieces such as collars and chokers

as your confi dence grows introduce new materials like fabric, silk paper and beads and felted scraps

This course is suitable for complete beginners. Jan will supply all materials and tools needed. There is no silversmithing and you will be able to use all of the techniques at home with just wire cutters and small pliers.

For more information and course details or just a chat, contact Jan on 01539 562811 or email [email protected]

For photos see details of Jan’s classes on page 16.

The Institute

Kirkby Lonsdale

Starting Monday 20th

September 2010

7.00pm-9.00pm

5-week course for a total

fee of £80 including some

materials

ClassesDanceDanceworks, Kirkby LonsdaleDanceworks off ers a structured and varied approach to dance. Lessons are off ered after normal school hours and on Saturday mornings in many genres of dance including: ballet, modern, street jazz and contemporary, whilst frequently trying to interest pupils in other areas of performing arts. Shows and QCA recognised exams are worked towards during the term. Danceworks encourages individuality in all dance styles whilst ensuring that pupils are taught appropriately for their physical abilities and development. Teachers are fully qualifi ed, insured and CRB cleared and have extensive experience in their fi elds of teaching and performing. Danceworks accepts children from the age of three. Danceworks will be performing their show Fusion on Friday 15th and Saturday 16th October at QES. For more information contact Victoria Hubbard on 07786 965 589 or email [email protected]

DramaHelen O’Grady Drama AcademyDrama classes for children aged from 5 to 17 in three age groups:

Lower Primary – school years 1, 2 & 3Upper Primary – school years 4, 5 & 6Youth Theatre for school years 7 and above

Helen O’Grady Drama Academy has been established worldwide for almost 30 years, operating in 25 diff erent countries. We off er a stimulating, structured learning programme, updated each year, with lesson plans specially written by experts in self development, speech and drama. We provide ongoing training for our CRB checked teachers every term.

For more information about our programme or to book a place ring Rachel on 01229 838811 or email [email protected] Have a look at our website www.cumbriadrama.co.uk for more information.

Drama Studio, QES

Term dates 4th September

to 11th December

Harlequin Theatre, QES

Saturday Mornings

– term time only

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ClassesSingingA World of SongQES is pleased to off er an exciting opportunity for children aged 8-12 from local schools to become members of a vocal group. Singers will learn songs that include rounds, 2-part and 3-part songs from around the world.

If you would like further information about these classes please contact Miss Lawrence on 015242 71275.

Stringed instrumentsString Training OrchestraA great opportunity for children from local schools to become members of a string orchestra playing music at their level. Players from beginners to Grade 3.

For further information about these classes please contactMrs Hartley on 015242 71275.

Recital Room, QES

Thursdays

4.00pm – 4.45pm

Recital Room, QES

Mondays

4.00pm – 4.45pm

Devil’s Bridge

Kirkby Lonsdale

Thanks Kirkby Lonsdale Arts Scene would like tothank the following for their contributions:

QESLunesdale Decorative & Fine Arts SocietyLonsdale MusicHelen O’Grady Drama AcademyDanceworksJan Huntley-PeaceKirkby Lonsdale Brass BandSt Mary’s Church, Kirkby LonsdaleWestmoreland Youth OrchestraBridge House Farm, Wray

If you have an arts event that you would like to publicise please contact Helen Baines on 015242 71275 or [email protected]

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KLAS venues1. Casterton Church

2. Kirkby Lonsdale Institute

3. Arnside Educational Institute

4. Westmorland Arts Building, QES

5. Arkholme Village Hall

6. Borwick Memorial Hall

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Documents

1 Arts Scene KIRKBY LONSDALE - QES Welcome Page · PDF fileVivaldi’s Gloria and carols from The Oxford Book of ... A World of Song 20 Recital ... nowadays he is likelier to be heard