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  • Saturday 19 July
    10am - 5pm

    The Foundations of Michael Chekhov’s approach to acting

    A sequence of three one-day workshops

    Creating Character with Sarah Kane

    These one-day workshops provide an opportunity to explore practically the core elements of the truly artistic acting techniques developed by Russian actor Michael Chekhov in the middle of the twentieth century. Chekhov’s approach aims to inspire and empower actors for their future work by building a living and sensitive bridge between an actor’s movement and imagination and the character to be played.

    The workshops are designed as a series and build from one to the next; at the same time each workshop is an entirety in itself and can be taken individually.

    'Imagination is the real, eternal world, of which this vegetable universe is but a faint shadow'. - William Blake

    Saturday 17 May
    THE IMAGINARY BODY

    With the help of the imagination, we will explore the physical attributes of the character in both the monologue you bring and in a scene that you will meet in the workshop.

    Saturday 14 June
    THE IMAGINARY CENTRE

    With the help of the imagination, we will explore
    the inner aspects of the character in both the monologue you bring and in a scene that you will meet in the workshop.

    Saturday 19 July
    THE PSYCHOLOGICAL GESTURE

    With its foundation in the Archetypal Gestures, the Psychological Gesture takes the actor to the core of the character, to his or her will forces, opening a whole range of possibly unexpected, creative possibilities.

    Please bring clothes and shoes suitable for the Chekhov workshops as a well as a piece of text such as a monologue or poem known by heart, so that it can be used in the exploration in practice of any aspect of the techniques.

    Workshop fees: 1 workshop day: £55 / 3 workshops: £150

    Book here: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/rudolf-steiner-house/e-ddmdab

    “Being directed by Sarah is inspiring, truthful and equally testing.I feel I’ve accomplished more as an actor over the last two sessions than everything prior.” A.R.

  • Saturday 19 July
    11am - 12pm

    with Graham Kennish

    A 1+ hour (free) Zoom workshop to learn a practical anthroposophical method of handling anxiety and stress, through the Goethean observation of one’s own inner emotional state, with the language of gesture. You will leave with a practical exercise that you will have created yourself, to use in daily life.

    Graham Kennish is a Steiner science teacher trainer, a driving instructor and a psychotherapist (MBACP Accredited) holding workshops and individual sessions in Goethean Psychology.

    Free of charge, but donations to cover Zoom costs are welcome.

    For further information and booking your chosen date, please contact: kennish46@gmail.com or 07973 680959

    www.goetheanpsychology.co.uk

  • Sunday 20 July
    10am - 5pm

    Rudolf Steiner’s Approach to Artistic Speech

    with Sarah Kane

    These one-day workshops provide an opportunity to explore practically the core elements of the artistic speech techniques developed by Rudolf Steiner at the beginning of the twentieth century. The approach aims to bring what an actor speaks to life by exploring where we might find the life of words themselves. The approach can inspire and empower actors for their work by building a living and sensitive bridge between an actor’s inner life and the words a character speaks.
    Although these workshops are designed as a series and one builds on to the previous one, each workshop is an entirety and can be taken individually.

    Sunday 18 May
    Finding the Individuality of a Character I: Consonants and Vowels

    We will explore the sounds that can be found in the text or texts a character speaks to begin the process of discovering the individuality of the character.

    Sunday 15 June
    Finding the Individuality of a Character II: Speech Gestures

    We will explore the gestures that we find in a monologue that you bring and in a scene that you will meet in the workshop.

    Sunday 20 July
    Individualising a Character III: Gestures and Sounds

    Working with both sound and gesture the workshop will investigate how to create the vocal individuality of the character both for a monologue that you bring and a scene which you will meet in the workshop.

    Please bring clothes and shoes suitable for movement as well as a piece of text such as a monologue known by heart, so that it can be used in the exploration in practice of any aspect of the techniques.

    Workshop Fees:
    1 workshop day: £55 / 3 workshops: £150

    Book here: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/rudolf-steiner-house/e-ddmdab

    Sarah Kane trained in Steiner’s approach to speech and voice, then Chekhov’s approach to acting with many of his original students. She now integrates them in her teaching, directing and performing, which takes place internationally.

  • Saturday 26 July
    11am - 12pm

    with Graham Kennish

    A 1+ hour (free) Zoom workshop to learn a practical anthroposophical method of handling anxiety and stress, through the Goethean observation of one’s own inner emotional state, with the language of gesture. You will leave with a practical exercise that you will have created yourself, to use in daily life.

    Graham Kennish is a Steiner science teacher trainer, a driving instructor and a psychotherapist (MBACP Accredited) holding workshops and individual sessions in Goethean Psychology.

    Free of charge, but donations to cover Zoom costs are welcome.

    For further information and booking your chosen date, please contact: kennish46@gmail.com or 07973 680959

    www.goetheanpsychology.co.uk

  • Sunday 27 July
    2pm - 5pm

    with Dr Sue Peat and Douglas Davidson 

    Biodynamics is an organic method of cultivation arising out of Rudolf Steiner’s Spiritual research. It was his response to questions from farmers who were unhappy with ‘chemical’ agriculture. Biodynamics works with the rhythms of the movements of the Sun, Moon, planets and stars, to which the plants respond. The workshop will cover the background to the biodynamic planting calendar and using the biodynamic preparations. It’s coming up to summer, a time when the results of our endeavours begin to flower and fruit, and biodynamics comes into its own. The workshop will include presentations of research that demonstrate the benefits that biodynamics brings to the environment, the soil, the plants and to improvements in food quality.   

    For the last hour, we’ll stir the horn manure preparation (known as 500), so bring an empty screw top bottle if you would like to take some home.  A 500ml bottle is enough for an average garden. The workshop is suitable for those new to biodynamics and for anyone who would like to give their garden, window boxes or house plants a summer treat!  

    Sue and Douglas are enthusiastic gardeners with lots of practical experience of biodynamic gardening.  

    All welcome, no need to book.  

    Full £10 / Concession £5

  • Saturday 2 August
    11am - 12pm

    with Graham Kennish

    A 1+ hour (free) Zoom workshop to learn a practical anthroposophical method of handling anxiety and stress, through the Goethean observation of one’s own inner emotional state, with the language of gesture. You will leave with a practical exercise that you will have created yourself, to use in daily life.

    Graham Kennish is a Steiner science teacher trainer, a driving instructor and a psychotherapist (MBACP Accredited) holding workshops and individual sessions in Goethean Psychology.

    Free of charge, but donations to cover Zoom costs are welcome.

    For further information and booking your chosen date, please contact: kennish46@gmail.com or 07973 680959

    www.goetheanpsychology.co.uk

  • Saturday 9 August
    11am - 12pm

    with Graham Kennish

    A 1+ hour (free) Zoom workshop to learn a practical anthroposophical method of handling anxiety and stress, through the Goethean observation of one’s own inner emotional state, with the language of gesture. You will leave with a practical exercise that you will have created yourself, to use in daily life.

    Graham Kennish is a Steiner science teacher trainer, a driving instructor and a psychotherapist (MBACP Accredited) holding workshops and individual sessions in Goethean Psychology.

    Free of charge, but donations to cover Zoom costs are welcome.

    For further information and booking your chosen date, please contact: kennish46@gmail.com or 07973 680959

    www.goetheanpsychology.co.uk

  • Saturday 16 August 10am - Sunday 17 August 5pm

    The internationally acclaimed
    Massage in Schools Programme
    Learn with Mary Beattie & Dougie Mirfin
    UK experts and international trainers

    For more information or to book, contact Mary Beattie:
    07528 589859 mary@babyandchildmassage.co.uk www.babyandchildmassage.co.uk

  • Saturday 16 August
    11am - 12pm

    with Graham Kennish

    A 1+ hour (free) Zoom workshop to learn a practical anthroposophical method of handling anxiety and stress, through the Goethean observation of one’s own inner emotional state, with the language of gesture. You will leave with a practical exercise that you will have created yourself, to use in daily life.

    Graham Kennish is a Steiner science teacher trainer, a driving instructor and a psychotherapist (MBACP Accredited) holding workshops and individual sessions in Goethean Psychology.

    Free of charge, but donations to cover Zoom costs are welcome.

    For further information and booking your chosen date, please contact: kennish46@gmail.com or 07973 680959

    www.goetheanpsychology.co.uk

  • Thursday 2 October
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Alex Wright

    The little understood background to everyone’s life, how the actions of one lifetime are reflected in the conditions and experiences of the next.

    An introduction to the modern spiritual path of Anthroposophy. Taking 10 areas of Anthroposophy and explaining them through a combination of lectures and activities.

    This series has been designed by Alex Wright as a course with the knowledge building week on week, so regular attendance is advised. Alex has an MA in Law from Oxford University and is a graduate of the three-year Emerson Visual Arts Course.

    Each evening cost £10 or £7 students, pay at the door, no cards. If you would like to be kept informed of when the next course starts, then please email introtoanthro2020@gmail.com  

    This course will also run one day earlier on Wednesdays at Emerson College, Forest Row, East Sussex, RH18 5JX www.emerson.org.uk/introtoanthro

    Enquiries please call 01342 827967.

    Next courses:

    9 October
    2. Human Constitution beyond the Physical
    Our progressively subtle energy bodies which animate our physical body and give us emotion, thought and will. Bodies of soul and bodies of spirit.

    16 October
    3. The Four Elements in Nature & Humanity – Temperaments
    Nature & humanity share certain energies which in nature manifest as the 4 classical elements of Earth, Water, Air, and Fire. In humanity they influence us physically and psychologically bringing both gifts and dangers.

    23 October
    4. Human Evolution Past & Future
    Rudolf Steiner’s revelations from the Akashic record of the journey of what would eventually evolve to become contemporary humanity, and our future stages.

    30 October
    5. Spiritual Forces Active in Humanity Today
    Humanity exists under the influence of different spiritual forces which lead to different forms of behaviour. To be truly free it is useful to be able to discern these.

    13 November
    6. The Angelic Hierarchy
    Many cultures mention the existence of helpful beings with powers superior to those of humans. Rudolf Steiner described them and their activities in some detail.

    20 November
    7. Nature Spirits
    Servants of the Angels which both form and maintain the physical planet and nature, they seek a collaboration with humanity, but we need to refine ourselves first.

    27 November
    8. How to Know Yourself
    Every serious spiritual aspirant is aware of the injunction ‘Know Yourself’, but it’s not so easy to translate this from the ideal to the practical. Tools for getting to grips with our inner life.

    4 December
    9. Sleep, Dreams and the Afterlife
    In both sleep and the afterlife we are prepared for the next day or life by encounters with many beings in soul and spirit lands. As well as how the dead relate to the living.

    11 December
    10. How to Make Progress
    Anthroposophy is a Spiritual Path which can lead to very significant human development. A practical guide to making that a reality.

  • Thursday 9 October
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Alex Wright

    Our progressively subtle energy bodies which animate our physical body and give us emotion, thought and will. Bodies of soul and bodies of spirit.

    An introduction to the modern spiritual path of Anthroposophy. Taking 10 areas of Anthroposophy and explaining them through a combination of lectures and activities.

    This series has been designed by Alex Wright as a course with the knowledge building week on week, so regular attendance is advised. Alex has an MA in Law from Oxford University and is a graduate of the three-year Emerson Visual Arts Course.

    Each evening cost £10 or £7 students, pay at the door, no cards. If you would like to be kept informed of when the next course starts, then please email introtoanthro2020@gmail.com  

    This course will also run one day earlier on Wednesdays at Emerson College, Forest Row, East Sussex, RH18 5JX www.emerson.org.uk/introtoanthro

    Enquiries please call 01342 827967.

    Next courses:

    16 October
    3. The Four Elements in Nature & Humanity – Temperaments
    Nature & humanity share certain energies which in nature manifest as the 4 classical elements of Earth, Water, Air, and Fire. In humanity they influence us physically and psychologically bringing both gifts and dangers.

    23 October
    4. Human Evolution Past & Future
    Rudolf Steiner’s revelations from the Akashic record of the journey of what would eventually evolve to become contemporary humanity, and our future stages.

    30 October
    5. Spiritual Forces Active in Humanity Today
    Humanity exists under the influence of different spiritual forces which lead to different forms of behaviour. To be truly free it is useful to be able to discern these.

    13 November
    6. The Angelic Hierarchy
    Many cultures mention the existence of helpful beings with powers superior to those of humans. Rudolf Steiner described them and their activities in some detail.

    20 November
    7. Nature Spirits
    Servants of the Angels which both form and maintain the physical planet and nature, they seek a collaboration with humanity, but we need to refine ourselves first.

    27 November
    8. How to Know Yourself
    Every serious spiritual aspirant is aware of the injunction ‘Know Yourself’, but it’s not so easy to translate this from the ideal to the practical. Tools for getting to grips with our inner life.

    4 December
    9. Sleep, Dreams and the Afterlife
    In both sleep and the afterlife we are prepared for the next day or life by encounters with many beings in soul and spirit lands. As well as how the dead relate to the living.

    11 December
    10. How to Make Progress
    Anthroposophy is a Spiritual Path which can lead to very significant human development. A practical guide to making that a reality.

  • Thursday 16 October
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Alex Wright

    Nature & humanity share certain energies which in nature manifest as the 4 classical elements of Earth, Water, Air, and Fire. In humanity they influence us physically and psychologically bringing both gifts and dangers.

    An introduction to the modern spiritual path of Anthroposophy. Taking 10 areas of Anthroposophy and explaining them through a combination of lectures and activities.

    This series has been designed by Alex Wright as a course with the knowledge building week on week, so regular attendance is advised. Alex has an MA in Law from Oxford University and is a graduate of the three-year Emerson Visual Arts Course.

    Each evening cost £10 or £7 students, pay at the door, no cards. If you would like to be kept informed of when the next course starts, then please email introtoanthro2020@gmail.com  

    This course will also run one day earlier on Wednesdays at Emerson College, Forest Row, East Sussex, RH18 5JX www.emerson.org.uk/introtoanthro

    Enquiries please call 01342 827967.

    Next courses:

    23 October
    4. Human Evolution Past & Future
    Rudolf Steiner’s revelations from the Akashic record of the journey of what would eventually evolve to become contemporary humanity, and our future stages.

    30 October
    5. Spiritual Forces Active in Humanity Today
    Humanity exists under the influence of different spiritual forces which lead to different forms of behaviour. To be truly free it is useful to be able to discern these.

    13 November
    6. The Angelic Hierarchy
    Many cultures mention the existence of helpful beings with powers superior to those of humans. Rudolf Steiner described them and their activities in some detail.

    20 November
    7. Nature Spirits
    Servants of the Angels which both form and maintain the physical planet and nature, they seek a collaboration with humanity, but we need to refine ourselves first.

    27 November
    8. How to Know Yourself
    Every serious spiritual aspirant is aware of the injunction ‘Know Yourself’, but it’s not so easy to translate this from the ideal to the practical. Tools for getting to grips with our inner life.

    4 December
    9. Sleep, Dreams and the Afterlife
    In both sleep and the afterlife we are prepared for the next day or life by encounters with many beings in soul and spirit lands. As well as how the dead relate to the living.

    11 December
    10. How to Make Progress
    Anthroposophy is a Spiritual Path which can lead to very significant human development. A practical guide to making that a reality.

  • Thursday 23 October
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Alex Wright

    Rudolf Steiner’s revelations from the Akashic record of the journey of what would eventually evolve to become contemporary humanity, and our future stages.

    An introduction to the modern spiritual path of Anthroposophy. Taking 10 areas of Anthroposophy and explaining them through a combination of lectures and activities.

    This series has been designed by Alex Wright as a course with the knowledge building week on week, so regular attendance is advised. Alex has an MA in Law from Oxford University and is a graduate of the three-year Emerson Visual Arts Course.

    Each evening cost £10 or £7 students, pay at the door, no cards. If you would like to be kept informed of when the next course starts, then please email introtoanthro2020@gmail.com  

    This course will also run one day earlier on Wednesdays at Emerson College, Forest Row, East Sussex, RH18 5JX www.emerson.org.uk/introtoanthro

    Enquiries please call 01342 827967.

    Next courses:
    30 October
    5. Spiritual Forces Active in Humanity Today
    Humanity exists under the influence of different spiritual forces which lead to different forms of behaviour. To be truly free it is useful to be able to discern these.

    13 November
    6. The Angelic Hierarchy
    Many cultures mention the existence of helpful beings with powers superior to those of humans. Rudolf Steiner described them and their activities in some detail.

    20 November
    7. Nature Spirits
    Servants of the Angels which both form and maintain the physical planet and nature, they seek a collaboration with humanity, but we need to refine ourselves first.

    27 November
    8. How to Know Yourself
    Every serious spiritual aspirant is aware of the injunction ‘Know Yourself’, but it’s not so easy to translate this from the ideal to the practical. Tools for getting to grips with our inner life.

    4 December
    9. Sleep, Dreams and the Afterlife
    In both sleep and the afterlife we are prepared for the next day or life by encounters with many beings in soul and spirit lands. As well as how the dead relate to the living.

    11 December
    10. How to Make Progress
    Anthroposophy is a Spiritual Path which can lead to very significant human development. A practical guide to making that a reality.

  • Thursday 30 October
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Alex Wright

    Humanity exists under the influence of different spiritual forces which lead to different forms of behaviour. To be truly free it is useful to be able to discern these.

    An introduction to the modern spiritual path of Anthroposophy. Taking 10 areas of Anthroposophy and explaining them through a combination of lectures and activities.

    This series has been designed by Alex Wright as a course with the knowledge building week on week, so regular attendance is advised. Alex has an MA in Law from Oxford University and is a graduate of the three-year Emerson Visual Arts Course.

    Each evening cost £10 or £7 students, pay at the door, no cards. If you would like to be kept informed of when the next course starts, then please email introtoanthro2020@gmail.com  

    This course will also run one day earlier on Wednesdays at Emerson College, Forest Row, East Sussex, RH18 5JX www.emerson.org.uk/introtoanthro

    Enquiries please call 01342 827967.

    Next courses:
    13 November
    6. The Angelic Hierarchy
    Many cultures mention the existence of helpful beings with powers superior to those of humans. Rudolf Steiner described them and their activities in some detail.

    20 November
    7. Nature Spirits
    Servants of the Angels which both form and maintain the physical planet and nature, they seek a collaboration with humanity, but we need to refine ourselves first.

    27 November
    8. How to Know Yourself
    Every serious spiritual aspirant is aware of the injunction ‘Know Yourself’, but it’s not so easy to translate this from the ideal to the practical. Tools for getting to grips with our inner life.

    4 December
    9. Sleep, Dreams and the Afterlife
    In both sleep and the afterlife we are prepared for the next day or life by encounters with many beings in soul and spirit lands. As well as how the dead relate to the living.

    11 December
    10. How to Make Progress
    Anthroposophy is a Spiritual Path which can lead to very significant human development. A practical guide to making that a reality.

  • Thursday 13 November
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Alex Wright

    Many cultures mention the existence of helpful beings with powers superior to those of humans. Rudolf Steiner described them and their activities in some detail.

    An introduction to the modern spiritual path of Anthroposophy. Taking 10 areas of Anthroposophy and explaining them through a combination of lectures and activities.

    This series has been designed by Alex Wright as a course with the knowledge building week on week, so regular attendance is advised. Alex has an MA in Law from Oxford University and is a graduate of the three-year Emerson Visual Arts Course.

    Each evening cost £10 or £7 students, pay at the door, no cards. If you would like to be kept informed of when the next course starts, then please email introtoanthro2020@gmail.com  

    This course will also run one day earlier on Wednesdays at Emerson College, Forest Row, East Sussex, RH18 5JX www.emerson.org.uk/introtoanthro

    Enquiries please call 01342 827967.

    Next courses:
    20 November
    7. Nature Spirits
    Servants of the Angels which both form and maintain the physical planet and nature, they seek a collaboration with humanity, but we need to refine ourselves first.

    27 November
    8. How to Know Yourself
    Every serious spiritual aspirant is aware of the injunction ‘Know Yourself’, but it’s not so easy to translate this from the ideal to the practical. Tools for getting to grips with our inner life.

    4 December
    9. Sleep, Dreams and the Afterlife
    In both sleep and the afterlife we are prepared for the next day or life by encounters with many beings in soul and spirit lands. As well as how the dead relate to the living.

    11 December
    10. How to Make Progress
    Anthroposophy is a Spiritual Path which can lead to very significant human development. A practical guide to making that a reality.

  • Thursday 20 November
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Alex Wright

    Servants of the Angels which both form and maintain the physical planet and nature, they seek a collaboration with humanity, but we need to refine ourselves first.

    An introduction to the modern spiritual path of Anthroposophy. Taking 10 areas of Anthroposophy and explaining them through a combination of lectures and activities.

    This series has been designed by Alex Wright as a course with the knowledge building week on week, so regular attendance is advised. Alex has an MA in Law from Oxford University and is a graduate of the three-year Emerson Visual Arts Course.

    Each evening cost £10 or £7 students, pay at the door, no cards. If you would like to be kept informed of when the next course starts, then please email introtoanthro2020@gmail.com  

    This course will also run one day earlier on Wednesdays at Emerson College, Forest Row, East Sussex, RH18 5JX www.emerson.org.uk/introtoanthro

    Enquiries please call 01342 827967.

    Next courses:
    27 November
    8. How to Know Yourself
    Every serious spiritual aspirant is aware of the injunction ‘Know Yourself’, but it’s not so easy to translate this from the ideal to the practical. Tools for getting to grips with our inner life.

    4 December
    9. Sleep, Dreams and the Afterlife
    In both sleep and the afterlife we are prepared for the next day or life by encounters with many beings in soul and spirit lands. As well as how the dead relate to the living.

    11 December
    10. How to Make Progress
    Anthroposophy is a Spiritual Path which can lead to very significant human development. A practical guide to making that a reality.

  • Thursday 20 November
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Alex Wright

    Every serious spiritual aspirant is aware of the injunction ‘Know Yourself’, but it’s not so easy to translate this from the ideal to the practical. Tools for getting to grips with our inner life.

    An introduction to the modern spiritual path of Anthroposophy. Taking 10 areas of Anthroposophy and explaining them through a combination of lectures and activities.

    This series has been designed by Alex Wright as a course with the knowledge building week on week, so regular attendance is advised. Alex has an MA in Law from Oxford University and is a graduate of the three-year Emerson Visual Arts Course.

    Each evening cost £10 or £7 students, pay at the door, no cards. If you would like to be kept informed of when the next course starts, then please email introtoanthro2020@gmail.com  

    This course will also run one day earlier on Wednesdays at Emerson College, Forest Row, East Sussex, RH18 5JX www.emerson.org.uk/introtoanthro

    Enquiries please call 01342 827967.

    Next courses:
    4 December
    9. Sleep, Dreams and the Afterlife
    In both sleep and the afterlife we are prepared for the next day or life by encounters with many beings in soul and spirit lands. As well as how the dead relate to the living.

    11 December
    10. How to Make Progress
    Anthroposophy is a Spiritual Path which can lead to very significant human development. A practical guide to making that a reality.

  • Thursday 4 December
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Alex Wright

    In both sleep and the afterlife we are prepared for the next day or life by encounters with many beings in soul and spirit lands. As well as how the dead relate to the living.

    An introduction to the modern spiritual path of Anthroposophy. Taking 10 areas of Anthroposophy and explaining them through a combination of lectures and activities.

    This series has been designed by Alex Wright as a course with the knowledge building week on week, so regular attendance is advised. Alex has an MA in Law from Oxford University and is a graduate of the three-year Emerson Visual Arts Course.

    Each evening cost £10 or £7 students, pay at the door, no cards. If you would like to be kept informed of when the next course starts, then please email introtoanthro2020@gmail.com  

    This course will also run one day earlier on Wednesdays at Emerson College, Forest Row, East Sussex, RH18 5JX www.emerson.org.uk/introtoanthro

    Enquiries please call 01342 827967.

    Next course:
    11 December
    10. How to Make Progress
    Anthroposophy is a Spiritual Path which can lead to very significant human development. A practical guide to making that a reality.

  • Thursday 4 December
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Alex Wright

    Anthroposophy is a Spiritual Path which can lead to very significant human development. A practical guide to making that a reality.

    An introduction to the modern spiritual path of Anthroposophy. Taking 10 areas of Anthroposophy and explaining them through a combination of lectures and activities.

    This series has been designed by Alex Wright as a course with the knowledge building week on week, so regular attendance is advised. Alex has an MA in Law from Oxford University and is a graduate of the three-year Emerson Visual Arts Course.

    Each evening cost £10 or £7 students, pay at the door, no cards. If you would like to be kept informed of when the next course starts, then please email introtoanthro2020@gmail.com  

    This course will also run one day earlier on Wednesdays at Emerson College, Forest Row, East Sussex, RH18 5JX www.emerson.org.uk/introtoanthro

    Enquiries please call 01342 827967.