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hree of Shakespeare’s fi nest plays will grace the grounds at Chilham Castle next month – with the audience getting a say in which
one to watch. The Merchant of Venice, The Taming of the Shrew and Twelfth Night open at the Globe in London, then travel to Chilham before setting out across the UK and Europe. The Merchant of Venice will be the fi rst
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Shakespeare’s Globe returns to Chilham Castle, don’t miss the Charge!, plus art for all...
Kaz Russell-Graham
performance, followed by Twelfth Night as a matinee on Saturday, with The Taming of the Shrew on the Saturday evening. Mimicking a tradition from Shakespeare’s day, Sunday audiences (matinee and evening performances) will have the chance to vote for their choice of play! Not only but also… The weekend will continue through to Bank Holiday Monday with the famous Chilham Chase, Britain’s oldest ‘fun run’. Join in, or support participants of all ages, as they race across the beautiful Chilham Castle parkland setting.
Shakespeare’s Globe: Return to Chilham Castle is from 25th-27th May, tickets cost £10 (students), £30 (seats and entry), £50 premium champagne and canape reception. • Visit
www.shakespearesglobe.com or call 020 7401 9919.
Art Sale @ Beach Creative
It’s inspiring to view art in a gallery, but it’s also a treat to fi nd art you can enjoy at home – and the original art fair at Beach Creative (24th- 29th April) gives you the opportunity to browse and choose that special piece from a selection of original art, at prices to suit your budget. Featuring lithographs by Henri Matisse, Marc Chagall, Joan Miro – as well as Banksy and Thomas Sidney Cooper – pop into Beach Creative, Beach Street, Herne Bay CT6 5PT, and pick the perfect piece to grace your home. • Visit
www.beachcreative.org
Join the CHARGE!
An electrifying new dance-circus comes to the Gulbenkian. Prepare to be enlightened! Fresh from the acclaimed and
ceaselessly creative dance company Motionhouse, Charge is potentially the most creative and explosive science lesson you’ll ever experience. Taking inspiration from the role of electricity in the body, this fusion of art and science will defi nitely leave audiences buzzing.
Kevin Finnan MBE is Artistic Director and Co-founder along with Executive Director Louise Richards at Motionhouse. He was choreographer and movement director of the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Paralympic Games, and his work is known across the globe. Charge is the third element in his earth trilogy, which follows on from Scattered
(2009) and Broken (2013). It will make you think about the role energy plays in your life.
Surprising and beautiful, Kevin feels
that the fi nished show can be taken on many levels. He studies the reactions of audiences, and takes great joy in their reactions.
Motionhouse has a strong partnership with Gulbenkian: they are kindred spirits with shared beliefs about the importance of reaching out to audiences and creating engaging family shows. “The leadership at Gulbenkian is visionary,” Kevin says emphatically. “We are delighted to be working with them again now and into the future.” • Charge comes to the Gulbenkian from Tuesday 17th-Saturday 21st April. Performances at 7.30pm and tickets are priced £8.80-£12.80. For more information, or to book, visit
www.thegulbenkian.co.uk
© Chris Nash
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