Archive for the ‘The Arts’ Category
Verdi: Requiem
Category: Events, News, The ArtsThe Choral Society and Symphony Orchestra of The King's School presents Verdi: Requiem More »
The King’s Society: Tom Stoppard, The Hard Problem
Category: Events, News, The ArtsThe King’s Society are visiting the National Theatre, Southbank to attend a performance of Tom Stoppard’s Hard Problem on Thursday 5th March. The Hard Problem is Tom Stoppard’s first play written for the National Theatre since The Coast of Utopia in 2002. Hilary, a young psychology researcher at a brain science institute, is nursing a More »
King’s Week: Drama Auditions
Category: Events, News, The ArtsFrom Tuesday 24th February the drama department are holding open auditions in Shirley Hall for all budding actors and actresses looking to take part in performances during King’s Week 2015. Mint Yard Play Tuesday 24th February 4.30 – 6pm – Fifth Form & Sixth Form Day Pupils 8.45 – Sixth Form Shell Play Tuesday 3rd March 4.40 – More »
Art, Music and Sports Awards
Category: News, Sports, The ArtsThe King’s School, Canterbury has made the following awards for excellence in Art, Music and Sport for the September 2015 entry: Art SCHOLARSHIPS (13+) Adam Dalton Vinehall School Arabella Fox-Pitt Wellesley House Maria Terenteva Junior King’s School EXHIBITIONS Alex Bird St. Michael’s Preparatory School Emily Coleman Brambletye Marissa Onwuka More »
Crypt Choir Tour to Edinburgh
Category: Events, News, The ArtsThe King’s School Crypt choir are embarking on a two day tour of Edinburgh, Scotland over 13th & 14th February. Friday 13th February sees an Evensong event at the Sir Gilbert Scott designed St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral in the West End of Edinburgh’s New Town. 5.30pm Saturday 14th February (Valentine’s Day) presents a lunchtime recital at St Giles’ More »
Juliet Wolff wins Marlowe Young Musician of the Year
Category: Events, News, The ArtsJuliet Wolff of Walpole House has won the prestigious Marlowe Young Musician of the Year Competition. Each of the six finalists played a concerto movement accompanied by the Kent Concert Orchestra, conducted by John Perkins at the Marlowe Theatre on Tuesday 4 February. Juliet played the final movement of the Elgar Cello Concerto. Theatre Director More »
ARTiculation 2015
Category: News, The ArtsThe winner of the internal heat of ARTiculation 2015 is Polina Usenko for her presentation of Fedor Reshetnikov’s painting Low Marks Again (1952). 2nd was Sami Ruston on Degas’ sculpture Little Dancer Aged 14 (1881) 3rd was Esther Thomas on Degas’ Belleli Family (1858-69) Honourable mentions: Alex Abadjieva Lloyd’s Building, London Elena Uvarova Goya’s Asmodeo More »
The King’s Society: The Imperial War Museum
Category: News, The ArtsOn 28th January The King’s Society will be attending a private tour of the First World War Art Collection at The Imperial War Museum. The King’s Society will be able to explore the unique record of the history of conflict from 1914 to the present day on an exclusive private tour of the Imperial War More »
The King’s Society – Tour of the National Gallery
Category: Events, News, The ArtsThe King’s Society are visiting the National Gallery and the Rembrandt exhibition on Wednesday 14th January for a private tour with Rose Balston from Art History UK. Rembrandt’s extraordinary oil paintings reveal a fascinating insight into his life and his everchanging artistic style. Prior to entering the exhibition Rose will give an introduction to Rembrandt and More »
The King’s School Choral Society
Category: News, The ArtsSingers of any age or standard are welcome to join the King’s School Choral Society, as they go about preparing for a performance of Verdi’s magnificent Requiem, which will take place on Saturday 7th March 2015 in Canterbury Cathedral. No audition is necessary and curious participants are more than welcome to come along and see More »