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What’s on summer 2018
MUMFORD THEATRE RUSKIN GALLERY MUSIC RECITAL HALL CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION ARTS PICTUREHOUSE
A celebration of student talent and events at Anglia Ruskin University
Anglia Contemporary Theatre
Calvino Tuesday 29–Thursday 31 May CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION 2, CLIFTON WAY, CAMBRIDGE CB1 7GX ‘One writes fables in periods of oppression.’ Italo Calvino Drawing on the writings of Italo Calvino, the graduating students from the Drama and Performing Arts courses at Anglia Ruskin University present three devised performances: Caroline, Sailors Whores and Other Nautical Nonsense, and Court of a Million Lies. ‘If you want to know how much darkness there is around you, you must sharpen your eyes, peering at the faint lights in the distance.’ Italo Calvino Weaving images, music, text and narratives these performances will be performed as double bills. 29 May Court of a Million Lies/Sailors Whores and Other Nautical Nonsense 30 May Caroline/Court of a Million Lies 31 May Sailors Whores and Other Nautical Nonsense/ Caroline ‘Now that the book is finished, I know that this was not a hallucination, a sort of professional malady, but the confirmation of something I already suspected – folktales are real’. Italo Calvino. Tickets: £11.50 (£8 concessions, £6 students) Available from the Cambridge Junction Box Office: 01223 511511 www.junction.co.uk
Department of Music & Performing Arts
MPA Band Showcase Friday 1 June, 6pm CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION 1, CLIFTON WAY, CAMBRIDGE CB1 7GX Dynamic performances by students on Anglia Ruskin University’s Popular Music degree programme.
Department of Music & Performing Arts
Music Festival Events Tuesday 29 May–Thursday 31 May MUSIC RECITAL HALL/ MUMFORD THEATRE A programme of free concerts and recitals performed by our third year Music students as part of their degree coursework, featuring world, popular, jazz and classical music. A full schedule of the week’s events can be found on our website. anglia.ac.uk/mpaevents
Experience cutting edge young talent on the threshold of success – dynamic performances by students on Anglia Ruskin University’s Popular Music degree programme. Commercial releases, radio airplay, critical acclaim – they’ve done it! Catch them now while there on the way up - then you can say you saw them when they were just starting out, and they were great then too! Tickets: £10 (£7 concessions, £5 child) Available from the Cambridge Junction Box Office: 01223 511511 www.junction.co.uk
Cambridge School of Art
Degree Show 2018 Private View: Thursday 7 June, 6pm–9pm Friday 8 June–Saturday 16 June RUSKIN GALLERY, BALCONY & STUDIOS Opening Times: Weekdays 10am–8pm Weekends 10am–4.30pm
This year’s degree show represents the culmination of the students’ work here. They have studied with us for 3 years, and are about to enter the wider world of work. There will be over 150 graduating BA (Hons) students displaying their work in the fields of Computer Games, Fashion Design, Film & Television Production, Fine Art, Graphic Design, Illustration, Illustration and Animation, Interior Design, and Photography. Free to attend. anglia.ac.uk/csadegreeshow
Cambridge School of Art
Cambridge School of Art
Degree Show Schools and colleges event
Degree Show Screening
Thursday 14 June, Available 9am–5pm RUSKIN GALLERY, BALCONY & STUDIOS Schools and Colleges are invited to visit our degree show to be inspired by graduating students work, chat to staff and students and get advice on how to put their portfolio together for University application. Times can be arranged flexibly to suit. anglia.ac.uk/alssrecruitmentevents
Cambridge School of Art
Graduate Fashion Show 2018 Tuesday 12 June, 7.30 pm (bar opens at 6.30pm) CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION 2, CLIFTON WAY, CAMBRIDGE CB1 7GX Tickets: £10.00 (£7.00 concessions) Join us for this catwalk spectacular as our final year BA (hons) Fashion Design students launch their final collection. Available from the Cambridge Junction Box Office: 01223 511511 www.junction.co.uk/fashion-show-2018
Thursday 7 June, 3.30pm–5.30pm ARTS PICTUREHOUSE, ST ANDREW’S STREET, CAMBRIDGE CB2 3AR A showcase screening of final year work by Cambridge School of Art students on the BA(Hons) Film and Television Production and BA ( Hons) Illustration and Animation . Join our award winning students at the premier of their Major Project Films. Free. 18+.
2018
Department of English & Media
English and Media Film Showcase Monday 4 June, 12–2pm COS 117 ANGLIA RUSKIN UNIVERSITY Enjoy a screening of the best work from Film/ Media over the last 10 years and be inspired by explorative and experimental film-making.
Department of Music & Performing Arts
Our Journey Monday 11 June, 4–6pm CHELMSFORD CAMPUS Tuesday 19 June, 4–6pm CAMBRDIDGE CAMPUS
Department of Music & Performing Arts
Creative Music Tech DJ night Tuesday 5 June, 7.30pm–10.30pm THE ACADEMY, ANGLIA RUSKIN UNIVERSITY Check out these sounds from our graduating Creative Music Technology students. You’ll have a great audio experience and a night to remember!
Our Journey depicts a voyage towards bright horizons, where souls spring and blossom unfettered. A large ensemble of brass, percussion, soloists and choir, sails through a tempest of blustery winds and treacherous shoals, eventually reaching a placid vastness in which spirits roam free and wild. Commissioned to celebrate Anglia Ruskin University’s 25th anniversary, this composition represents, through the metaphor of the journey, the path of a University education; a path that starts with a stormy, music-theatre preamble and concludes in a triumphant, funky hymn which everyone – audience included – can sing along to.
Aaron Copland
Department of Music & Performing Arts
Anglia Sinfonia Saturday 16 June, 7.30pm MUSIC RECITAL HALL/ ANGLIA RUSKIN UNIVERSITY Conductor Michael Thorne Baritone Peter Carey Martinů La Revue de Cuisine Copland Appalachian Spring Poulenc Le Bal Masqué Camille Saint-Saëns The Carnival of the Animals We welcome back former Anglia Ruskin ViceChancellor, Michael Thorne. Anglia Ruskin’s contemporary music group Anglia Sinfonia present a programme of four twentieth-century classics for chamber orchestra. Two works inspired by dance Bohuslav Martinu’s suite from his jazz ballet, La Revue de Cuisine and Aaron Copland’s suite from Appalachian Spring (in the version for 13 Instruments), frame Francis Poulenc’s secular cantata, Le Bal Masqué, settings of poems by Max Jacobs, and Camille SaintSaëns ever-popular The Carnival of the Animals. £10 (£7 concessions, £5 students and children) Available from the Mumford Theatre Box Office: 01223 352932 or pay on the door. anglia.ac.uk/mumfordtheatre