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Introduction to Drawing
Led by Jo Hall.
A fun and intensive course for beginners and those excited by working in line and tone. Learn how to depict forms, create a variety of marks from smudges to fine lines, light and shadows, patterns and textures. Explore these techniques using charcoal, graphite and pencils and create your own still life drawings!
Extra info: Still life objects will be supplied and participants will also be encouraged to bring their own objects to draw.
Tues 22 Sept – 20 Oct
10am – 1pm
£82 for 5 week course or £18 per class
For 18+ years.
- 10:00 FREE
Body Control Pilates (Intermediate)
Led by Gillian Burn.
Give yourself a moment to relax, unwind and stretch out your body. Pilates will help to strengthen and tone your muscles, improve your posture, balance and flexibility and help you have a longer, leaner and stronger body.
Tues 8 Sept - 20 Oct
10am – 11am
For 18+ years.
- 10:00 FREE
Body Control Pilates (Beginners)
Led by Gillian Burn
Give yourself a moment to relax, unwind and stretch out your body. Pilates will help to strengthen and tone your muscles, improve your posture, balance and flexibility and help you have a longer, leaner and stronger body.
Tues 8 Sept - 20 Oct
11.15am – 12.15pm
For 18+ years.
- 11:15 FREE
- 13:30 FREE
Schools’ Programme Exhibition
Winning pieces from the Windsor Festival’s 2015 creative competition for secondary school students.
- 17:00 -22:30 FREE
Maidenhead Community Choir
Led by Tina Reibl.
An opportunity for all those who enjoy singing a toe-tapping repertoire, from Bach to Beatles and Gershwin to Gospel. No audition or sight reading required.
Suitable for all levels of experience.
Tues 12 Jan – 15 Mar
7pm – 8.15pm
£70 per 10 week course
- 19:00 FREE
Rise Up
The inspirational and moving stories of the Freedom Riders. In the 1960s, principled American citizens rode buses across the Deep South, drawing attention to illegal discrimination and facing up to terrifying violence with peaceful resistance.
What does it mean for people to come together and rise up? From the writer and director of The Day The Waters Came, the Writer's Guild Best Play for Young Audiences 2011.
WHY? 'This is a piece of history that needs to be known about. Our freedoms are hard won and there are freedoms for which we still have to fight. From the reactions of teenage students after the performance I saw, this production gets that message home' British Theatre Guide
Click here to read the full review.
Click here to visit Theatre Centre's website
- 19:30 FREE