
From 20-28 June, US director/choreographer Stephan Koplowitz, the award winning site-artist best known for making public dance performances around the world, is coming to Plymouth – working with Dartington on a one-of-a-kind new commission to bring the public dance show to 8 historic sites throughout the city and beyond.

Seven exceptional music students from the South West Music School are set to grace the stage of The Great Hall at Dartington this summer, in a series of 3 concerts designed to give the best of the region’s young talent a performance platform.
After the enormous success of last year’s Dartington Photographer of the Year Competition – Dartington is now working in partnership with Visit South Devon to offer the same amazing prize to two of the most innovative and ambitious photographers in the South West – and you could be the next winner!
Loach’s most accessible and heartwarming film to date tells the story of Eric the postman whose life is slipping through his own fingers…
Showing in this restored print Lindsay Anderson’s debut feature was probably the closest we ever came to a British New Wave.
Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck go out on a limb with this new film about an ambitious young baseball player from the Dominican Republic. “Beautiful and searching… one of the must see films of 2009” – The Daily Telegraph
This classically styled piece of art house cinema was Sweden’s entry for this years Oscars. “An intense pleasure” Variety

An afternoon of original compositions by two leading young singer/ songwriters, Benjamin Larham and Josie Newton.

At 6.30pm on 6th July enjoy fine dining and the company of the South West’s leading businesses in our magnificent 14th Century Great Hall while finding out how the Arts can really give your business the cutting edge.
David Rose received the first Roberto Rossellini Award in 1987 in recognition of his sponsorship of new writers and directors, the Royal Television Society’s Gold Medal in 1988, and a BAFTA Fellowship in 1997. In this talk David will look at the creative role of the producer and celebrate the many writers and directors who benefited from his ability to create a space in which they could work without artistic interference.
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