A new theatre show questions whether we are allowing ourselves to become distracted by the 'dead cats' rather than focussing on who is pulling the strings of power.
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A new theatre show questions whether we are allowing ourselves to become distracted by the 'dead cats' rather than focussing on who is pulling the strings of power.
Read More >"There’s something about the rhythm of running....that lets your thoughts bubble and jumble away ... suddenly things can make sense after a run." says writer and runner Adharanand Finn who is running a three-day retreat at Dartington.
Read More >When Paul Robeson came to Dartington in 1930 to rehearse Shakespeare’s Othello (below), he delighted the Devon crowds. Today, a new event commemorates his time here.
Read More >Meet our new land manager Sebastian Allen-Mepham. In his youth he volunteered with our conservation team and now he is delighted to return to play a part in protecting the land for future generations.
Read More >Valentin Gerlier shares his hopes and dreams as he joins the arts community at Dartington and says he is looking forward to becoming immersed in deep and challenging conversations.
Read More >Major pruning is underway to preserve the 200 year-old Irish yew trees, known as the "12 Apostles" in Dartington's gardens.
Read More >Dartington Trust continues its transition to a target of net zero carbon output by 2030 by further reducing the use of oil.
Read More >A fundraiser to build a Chinese herbal medicine garden has been launched by a group of tenants on the Dartington Estate who want to create a peaceful place for everyone to enjoy.
Read More >Whether it is Michelin-starred fine food or hearty gastro meals new chef Adam Page creates tempting seasonal food with low food miles.
Read More >A student project is set to show how islands can be the first places to reveal early shifts in climate change and help us become better prepared.
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