FIRST BLAST: Proliferation – the first installment in our new season The Tricycle Goes Nuclear opened on Thursday night.
We’ve picked out our favourite pictures to share with you, dear readers, ahead of the opening of the show’s counterpoint, SECOND BLAST: Present Dangers, which opens next Thursday (16th of Feb). Enjoy!
Photos by John Haynes:
Each week the Tricycle’s Artist-in-Residence, Natalie Ryde, meets with young people aged between 14 – 18 who are hoping to develop a personal art portfolio. Natalie introduces the Young Artists to techniques which develop technical skills in drawing, painting and printmaking, as well as enhancing critical thinking.
If you’re aged 14 – 18 and want to get involved, contact Natalie at natalie@tricycle.co.uk. Young Artists meet on Tuesdays 4-6pm (term time only). Places are FREE but booking is essential.
And from 15th – 20th of May, we’ll be having our annual exhibition of artwork by our Junior and Senior Young Artists, so come along! As a taster, here’s an image of the Tricycle by Amir, aged 18:
Tricycle by Amir Smith age 18
As we move closer to movie award-season and the excitement begins to build, we thought we’d give London’s cinema-going audiences a chance to check out some of the finest International films and brush-up on their knowledge before the winners are announced.
The Tricycle’s International Film Season 2012, celebrates the incredible films from around the world that have been submitted to the 84th Academy Awards Foreign Language Film Category.
We are delighted with how well the Sunday Music Series is going, and so too it seems is The Sunday Times. Here is what they thought of Sunday 13 November’s concert…
The final chapter of the Tricycle’s Irish season, Owen McCafferty’s THE ABSENCE OF WOMEN opens next week Tuesday 13 September. It’s been getting fantastic reviews during its run at Perth Theatre in Scotland and to get you in the mood we’ve got some great new production photos.
We’re delighted to introduce our brand new SUNDAY MUSIC SERIES, a collection of stunning chamber music performances led by Tamsin Waley-Cohen and the Honeymead Ensemble.
The series begins this Sunday 14 August with Romance of the Cello and continues with one concert each month, culminating with a Christmas Concert by Candlelight on Sunday 18 December.
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