Saturday 22 April, 10.30 – 17.15
Bringing together performance practitioners, academics and policy makers, this symposium explores what Brexit means for the theatre industry and asks how we can continue to foster international relationships.
In collaboration with The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, University of London
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Lady Macbeth – film screening and Q&A
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Thursday 27 April, 19:00 – 21.45
Join us for an exclusive preview of new feature film Lady Macbeth, followed by Q&A with the director and other key creatives from the film, the night before it goes on general release. Directed by acclaimed theatre director William Oldroyd and starring Florence Pugh and Cosmo Jarvis.
Includes wine reception
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Family Art Fun: Easter Holidays
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Saturday 8 – Monday 17 April
10.30 – 17.00
Celebrate the season across the Museum with creative activities for the whole family. Make your own piece of paper art, enjoy an interactive and playful pop-up performance, create a postcard souvenir or transport yourself into paintings of nature with green screen photography.
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Create! Make a Carnival Costume
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Wednesday 5 – 7 April
11.00 – 16.00
Create your own costume to take home by drawing inspiration from Italian and Caribbean carnival costumes. Learn from professional designers how to design, cut a pattern and make your costume.
For ages 13–15
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V&A Book Group:
Mr Foote's Other Leg
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Friday 21 April, 18.30 – 20.00
April’s Book Group choice is the stage adaptation of ‘Mr Foote's Other Leg’ written by Ian Kelly. This play is adapted from Kelly’s award winning biography of Samuel Foote, satirist, impressionist and contemporary of David Garrick. The play explores our obsession with celebrities, and their rise and fall.
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Sunday 23 April, 11.30 – 16.30
Come and discover the delights of English folk music and dance traditions with rousing song, dance and instrumental performances. Take part in arts and craft activities for all ages.
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