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Morley Opera School
We are less than a week away from the Morley Opera School's end of year performance!
Performing with the Brandenburg Sinfonia this will be a fully staged performance you don't want to miss!
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Dance Fusion
Join us for our annual end of year celebration of all the dance styles and genres at Morley with performances by our students, tutors and guest participants. This year is particularly special as we celebrate our 125th anniversary and over hundred years of dance at Morley.
The theme of the celebration is 'This is why we dance' and acknowledges the extraordinary value dance has in the community and the contribution of our students, tutors, artists and choreographers.
Date: Friday 3 July 2015 Time: 19:30 - 21:30 Location: Emma Cons Hall, Morley College, 61 Westminster Bridge Road SE1 7HT Price: £10/£8 concessions
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Morley Opera School presents...
The Morley Opera School's summer performance of Holst and Vaughan Williams marks the culmination of a year long celebration to mark Morley College's 125th anniversary.
The Opera School will perform Wandering Scholar by Holst and Riders to the Sea and excerpts from Sir John in Love by Vaughan Williams accompanied with a full orchestra.
There will be two performances: Friday 10 July at 19:30 - 22:00 Saturday 11 July at 14:00 - 17:00
This performance is directed by Alice Farnham and stage directed Jonathan Cocker.
The performance is being supported by the Vaughan Williams Charitable Trust.
Ticket prices are £15 and £12 concessions (there will be an additional booking fee of £1.55 when booking online). Book online.
Morley in its own write
This September sees the 125 year anniversary of Morley College with numerous events and celebrations taking place throughout the year. As part of the celebrations the Morley Student Council are holding a writing competition open to all current Morley students.
Submissions can be either prose or poetry but must be original unpublished complete works of no more than 800 words for prose or 20 lines of poetry. Works must also have the title ‘Morley’.
Prizes will be awarded with first place winning £200, second place winning £100 and third place winning £50.
To enter please submit your writing either via email to [email protected] or leave it at reception in a sealed envelope. All entries must include the writer’s name and student registration number. Closing date for entries in Friday 28 November.
Find out more about our 125th anniversary, our Penny Lectures and the other events and celebrations taking place.
It's our 125th Birthday
Monday 29 September 2014 marks the 125 year anniversary of the establishment of Morley College. Founded in 1889 after the soaring popularity of the public Penny Lectures held in Waterloo’s Old Vic theatre, Morley College has grown over 125 years and today welcomes over 14,000 students through its doors each year. To mark this historic milestone and to kick off an exciting year of celebratory activities, staff and students are invited to join our day of festivities on 29 September:
Afternoon tea party & Morley Bake Off 15:00 – 16:30 Refectory
Staff and students are invited to come together for tea, cake and to take part in our special Morley 125 Bake Off challenge. Find out more about our Bake Off challenge.
Morley Composers performance 17:30 – 18:00 Holst Room
As part of our anniversary celebrations, Morley’s chamber music ensembles will be presenting a year-long exploration of the work of the many important composers who have been associated with Morley College. Music by Holst and Tippett will feature alongside rarely-heard works by Walter Bergmann, Cornelius Cardew, Cecil Coles, Elizabeth Maconchy, Priaulx Rainier and Mátyás Seiber. This short recital will launch the series.
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Edward Bawden : Storyteller
A special exhibition celebrating the work of Edward Bawden will take place at Morley Gallery from 4 – 26 November 2014. Edward Bawden: Storyteller will be the first major retrospective of the artist’s work to take place in London since his death in 1989. Edward Bawden CBE RA (1903 – 1989) was a British painter, printmaker and illustrator, and produced designs for a number of major firms, including Fortnum & Mason and Transport for London. He was also an official War Artist during the Second World War. Edward Bawden: Storyteller explores Bawden’s exceptional ability to tell stories through his work, often in surprising ways. The exhibition, guest-curated by Bawden experts Peyton Skipwith and Alan Powers, will include some of his better-known book covers, advertisements, theatre designs and linocut prints, alongside rarely-seen items, including miniature storybooks created by Bawden for his own children, featuring fables about ants and beetles. A major highlight of the exhibition will be a large painted map of Scarborough commissioned by Tom Laughton of the Pavilion Hotel, which has not previously been loaned for exhibition. Morley Gallery is a fitting setting for the retrospective, with a connection to the artist dating back to his student days. In 1928, Bawden, along with his contemporary, Eric Ravilious, was commissioned to create a mural for the Refectory of Morley College at the rate of £1 a day. The mural was officially launched by former Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin in 1930, but was later destroyed by bomb damage during World War II. Bawden returned to the College to create a second series of murals in 1958, and his witty interpretation of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales remains on the walls of the Refectory to this day. Visitors to Edward Bawden: Storyteller will be able to enjoy refreshments within the Refectory surroundings during the exhibition. Morley Principal Ela Piotrowska says: “Morley enjoys a unique role in British adult education and the contribution to artists such as Edward Bawden to its heritage continues to inspire the creative achievements and ambitions of our diverse community. We are very proud of the contribution this exhibition makes to our 125th anniversary celebrations. We are indebted to everyone who has made this exhibition possible and we hope you enjoy the show.” Edward Bawden: Storyteller will be open to the public from 4 – 26 November 2014 at Morley Gallery.
