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1 April to Friday 30 April
Exhibition of
Ancient Hellenic Medicine
Under the auspices of the Hellenic Medical Society of the UK. Free entry.
Opening hours Monday-Thursday: 9am-7pm, Friday: 9am-5.30pm, Saturday:
10am-4.30pm. Further information on
www.rsc.ac.uk
Venue: Royal Society of
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6 April to Thursday 29 April
A Journey into my
Imagination An
exhibition of oil/acrylic paintings and ink drawings by Efi Liarokapi.
Private view on Thursday 8 April, 6-9pm. Please contact 020 7487 5060 for
opening hours
Venue: Friends Room ,
Hellenic Centre |
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8 April, 6.30pm to 10.30pm
Greek Evening and
Easter Celebration at the Hellenic Centre Bar
Come and crack red eggs with us! Enjoy another Greek tradition in an evening
of rembetika, Greek folk and popular songs. Ticket £10 to include a plate of
Greek meze and a glass of wine. Further information and bookings on 020 7487
5060.
Venue: Hellenic Centre
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Sunday 11 April, 7.30pm
Oneiro An evening
of traditional Greek music
organised by C+M events. Tickets £15, children under 12 £10. Further
information and bookings on 07986 432469.
Venue: Ryan Theatre, Harrow on the Hill, Middlesex |
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Wednesday 14 April to Sunday
2 May
Antigone
Sophocles’s tragedy
directed by Anastasia Revi
and produced by Theatre Lab Company. Tickets £15, concessions £12, groups of
10+ £10, discount tickets (limited) £10. Further information and bookings on
020 8237 1111 or
www.riversidestudios.co.uk
Venue: Riverside Studios, Crisp Road, London W6 |
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Thursday
15 April, 6.30pm to 9.30pm
The Body, our
Instrument A
playful and challenging practical workshop on visual theatre. An exploration
of how our body can create and express visual theatre that can excite the
actor and the viewer searching for richness in our expressivity, creativity,
and imagination of our physical gestuality. The workshop will be delivered
by the well known actor, director, movement director and theatre teacher
Marcello Magni. Marcello is co-founder of Complicité in London. He has
collaborated with Mark Rylance, Hideki Noda (Japan), George Kimoulis
(Greece, Antigone by Sophocles at Epidaurus theatre), Helena Kaut Howsen,
Kathryn Hunter (Birds by Aristophanes, National Theatre), Mike Alfred, David
Glass, Nancy Meckler. This workshop will also be delivered at the
International Theatre Workshop in Berlin. Organised by the Hellenic Centre.
Maximum number of participants 20. Fee £25, concessions £20. Further
information and bookings on 020 7487 5060.
Venue: Great Hall,
Hellenic Centre |
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22 April, 7pm to 8.30pm
An Exclusive
Reception for the
Members and Friends of the Ionian Society. Further information and bookings
on 020 7589 2371 or maria@andipa.com
Venue: -
Andipa Gallery, 162 Walton Street, London SW3 |
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23 April
Dogtooth
Yorgos Lanthimos’s inspired and provocative film, winner of ‘Un Certain
Regard’ at the Cannes Film Festival 2009 will be released in cinemas
nationwide. . Further information on 020 7299 3686 or
sophie@rabbitpublicity.com.
Venue: London cinemas showing the film: Gate Notting Hill, Odeon Covent
Garden, Renoir, Ritzy Brixton |
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Monday 26 April, 7.15pm
Brasília from the
Beginning, Fifty Years Ago
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary from the inauguration of Brazil’s
modern capital, Styliane Philippou will give an illustrated lecture in
English on the making of Brasília, the utopias embodied in Lúcio Costa’s
Modernist masterplan, and Oscar Niemeyer’s ensemble of monumental civic
buildings that shaped the skyline of the postcolonial Brazilian city par
excellence, and offered him the opportunity to enter into a dialogue with
the landmarks of architectural history. Dr Styliane Philippou is an
architect and architectural historian, and author of Oscar Niemeyer: Curves
of Irreverence, published by Yale University Press in 2008. Organised by the
Hellenic Centre. Free entry but please confirm attendance on 020 7563 9835
or press@helleniccentre.org.
Venue: - Great
Hall, Hellenic Centre
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26 April
A Quiz at
Quaglino’s
organised by the Oinoussai Benevolent Fund. Cocktails at 7pm, dinner at 8pm.
Raffle draw, entertainment show and a special guest performer from Greece.
Tickets £80. Proceeds will go to the island of Oinoussai for vital
assistance and support to those in need and for social projects. Further
information and bookings on 07986 245930.
Venue:
Quaglino’s, 16 Bury Street, London SW1 |
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