We are delighted to be joined by the designers of the exhibition and leading researchers on Goethe’s colour work from the Goetheanum in Switzerland to deliver a unique Teachers Conference that will contribute to your own professional development and prepare you for bringing students to the exhibition through a series of lectures, workshops, guided exhibition tours and discussion groups. Read more
'Theatre is more, much more, than story. It's aesthetic ground is the making of pattern and pattern-within-pattern. Reaction Theatre Makers' work comes with much artistry.' Theatre Wales Read more
The Glasshouse is a historic site that has been used for glassmaking since 1691. In 2000 The Ruskin Mill Land Trust purchased the then derelict factory from Royal Doulton and has been gradually transforming it over the years. It is bordered by the Stourbridge Canal and has a variety of industrial buildings that have been converted for educational, cultural, heritage and business use. The buildings and site provide a rich and creative environment for the educational and cultural development of people whilst fulfilling a key role in the regeneration of the local area. The industrial and artistic heritage embodied in the buildings and the traditions of glassmaking represent powerful forces, both symbolically and practically. This has enabled us to keep alive a cultural and economic activity that has been central to the community of Stourbridge for generations.
The Glasshouse is the collective name for the Ruskin Glass Centre, Glasshouse College, the Glasshouse Arts Centre and the Glasshouse Visitor Centre.
Dreamscapes, performed by the Young Stage Group of Eurythmy West Midlands, is a magical journey depicting the fragile and shifting borders between different realities, the changing shades and colours of authentic human experience reflecting the times in which we live.Read more
The perfect show for Family Audiences Chalk About is a playful, funny and sometimes moving look at how we see ourselves and others featuring dance, drawing, chat and one brilliant scene containing everything you could wish for.Read more
A completely original one woman show without words, A Strange New Space will meld physical theatre with stunning puppetry and original music. You will be taken on an imagined voyage into space, which is paralleled with Amira’s real-life journey as a refugee across continents, forming an unforgettable introduction to theatre for audience of three years and older.Read more