Autumn Events at Malvern College

Autumn Events

Events information We are delighted to announce this season’s events at Malvern College. If tickets are necessary the detail is included on each event page, together with the Ticketsource link.

Further information on events can be gained from our website or by calling Malvern College on 01684 581 500.

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Ellerslie House

Preston Science

Chapman Technology Centre

Science Centre

Music School St Edmunds Hall Lindsay Arts Centre

Geography Memorial Library House No.8

Carson Centre

Headmaster’s House

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Chaplain’s House

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Porters Lodge

The Grub

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1 College Grove

Sports Complex

Fosmo

Gryphon Room

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Medical Centre

Firs Lodge

CCF Stores Fives Courts Rogers Theatre

Estates Department Firs Cottage Firs House

South Lodge Produced by Location Maps Ltd. Tel: 01299 406012. www.locationmaps.com

THE NEWLY REFURBISHED

ROGERS THEATRE Opening Autumn 2018 Visit www.malverncollege.org.uk for more information

LECTURE

Bums, Boobs, Botox; Plastic Surgery Then and Now Mr Thomas WH Bragg FRCS (Plast) VR (No.4, 1990-1995) Friday 7th September, 5.30 pm Lewis Lecture Theatre For tickets please contact Natalie Watson, Head of Science: nvw@malcol.org In this lecture, Tom will cover a brief history of plastic surgery but also look at some of the more recent developments.

MUSIC

Informal Concert Friday 21st September, 7.30 pm St Edmund’s Hall All welcome. No ticket required.

DRAMA

A Night at The Musicals Thursday 27th September, 7.30 pm Rogers Theatre Tickets are required. Please book here.

Join us for ‘A Night at The Musicals’ with some of Malvern College’s top musical theatre and dance performers. Be prepared for an evening of glitz, glamour and toe-tapping tunes as we journey into the world of musical theatre, revisiting old favourites and presenting new treasures. ‘A Night at The Musicals’ promises to be a vibrant and convivial evening and we invite you to join us as we bring the dazzling lights of Broadway and West End to the Rogers Theatre for one night only!

DRAMA

GCSE DRAMA Unit 1 Devising Theatre presentations Thursday 11th October, 7 pm – 9 pm Rogers Theatre Tickets are required. Please book here.

Hundred GCSE Drama pupils perform their devised pieces. Presenting performance work to a supportive audience is an excellent opportunity for friends and family to see the effort and commitment that goes into each piece entirely created by the pupils themselves responding to a given stimulus and exploring the Theatre in Education genre.

LECTURE

Malvernian Society Lecture: ‘The Chindits’ Piers Storie-Pugh (OM) Tuesday 6th November, 7.15 pm The Lewis Lecture Theatre For tickets please contact Paul Godsland, Malvernian Society Secretary pg@malsoc.org • 01684 581 517

MUSIC

Informal Concert Friday 16th November, 7.30 pm St Edmund’s Hall All welcome. No ticket required.

Community Concert Tuesday 20th November, 1.30 pm St Edmund’s Hall All welcome. No ticket required.

DRAMA

The Scholars’ Play − Wolf Hall

by Hilary Mantel, adapted by Mike Poulton Thursday 29th & Friday 30th November, 7.30 pm Rogers Theatre Tickets are required. Please book here.

England 1527. Henry VIII has been king for almost 20 years and is desperate for a male heir. Intent on divorcing Katherine of Aragon and marrying Anne Boleyn, he demands that Cardinal Wolsey persuade the Pope to grant him an annulment. With every month that passes without progress the King’s anger grows. Into this volatile court enters the commoner Thomas Cromwell. A one-time mercenary, master politician, lawyer and doting father, he sets out to grant the King his desire whilst methodically and ruthlessly pursuing his own agenda.

Cromwell is one of kind: the son of a brutal blacksmith, a political genius, a briber, a charmer, a bully, a ready wit, a man with a delicate and deadly expertise in manipulating people and events.

Mike Poulton’s adaptation of Hilary Mantel’s acclaimed novel, first staged at the Royal Shakespeare Company, is an enthralling, utterly convincing and often humorous portrait of a brilliant man embroiled in the lethal, high-stakes politics of the Court of Henry VIII. Performed by Malvern College’s principal dramatists drawn from all academic years.

MUSIC

Malvern College Town Carol Service Wednesday 12th December, 8 pm Malvern College Chapel All welcome. No ticket required.

Autumn Events 7 September Bums, Boobs, Botox; Plastic Surgery Then and Now 21 September Informal Concert 27 September 11 October 6 November

A Night at The Musicals GCSE DRAMA Unit 1 Devising Theatre presentations Malvernian Society Lecture: ‘The Chindits’

16 November Informal Concert 20 November Community Concert 29–30 November The Scholars’ Play − Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel, adapted by Mike Poulton 12th December

Malvern College Town Carol Service

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