Arts Charities That specialise in Performing art

The Cobweb Orchestra operates as a community orchestra for all abilities and ages. The Cobweb Orchestra aims to advance, improve, develop and maintain public eduction in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects.

Choral singing

A Musical Theatre group which creates and performs Musical theatres shows around the Watford area.

Organise Christian arts festivals incorporating all forms of all artistic expression by Christian artists (including, but without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, music, drama, dance, painting and sculpture) with the aim of using artisitic expression to spread the Christian gospel.

The Birmingham Bach Choir exists to give inspiring live performances to professional standards that engage our audiences with a distinctive mix of new and established repertoire. We aim to communicate our enthusiasm for great choral music to an increasing audience with concerts that, like our rehearsals, are both purposeful and enjoyable.

The performance of sacred and secular music

The aim of the company is to1.Deliver quality, creative contemporary dance performances.2.Promote the cultural and health benefits of dance for the over sixties.3.Runs regular technical contemporary dance classes for over 60 age groups4. Outreach work offering dance-based activity in care homes and nursing homes4. Mentors other start up dance companies for people in later life

To advance Caribbean art, culture and heritage for the public benefit:- Steelpan and music workshops- Artistic workshops eg carnival costume workshops- Seminars and forums- Performances to the general public- Fundraising activities

Providing facilities for adult learning, ie U3A English.Meeting place for local groups.drama,plays, panto's.Art groups.Indoor bowlsBingo for the elderlySocial Services Day& Mental Health ResourcesParish Council Office and Archives

The Malone Society is named after Edmond Malone, the editor of the first variorum edition of Shakespeare. Since its foundation in 1906, its purpose has been to make more accessible the materials essential for the study of English Renaissance drama. Its publications are renowned for their meticulous scholarship and high standard of accuracy, and are indispensable to students of early drama.

Providing facilities for the Crabtree Juniors and Infants Schools: funding IT equipment for both schools, provision of an extra curricular music teacher for the Junior school and other sundry funding as requested for the educational benefit of the children.

ACTIVITIES REVOLVE AROUND PRODUCTIONS OF MUSIC, DANCE AND DRAMA FOR DISADVANTAGED YOUNG PEOPLE FROM BME COMMUNITIES. OUR THEATRE PRODUCTIONS DEVELOP THEIR INTEREST IN THE ARTS AND ENHANCE THEIR CONFIDENCE AND SELF-ESTEEM CREATING NEW SOCIAL AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES.

The club promotes professional music recitals and concerts and other related activities. It promotes educational projects with professional musicians for schoolchildren and young adults in Norfolk and Norwich.

We are a performing arts group for youngsters aged 7 to 18. We aim to develop and promote young people by educating in all aspects of the performing arts.

The DLTF was established to help members who have worked at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, either as performers or stage management. Payments are made on their age, retirement or on ceasing work through ill-health or accident. Other grants may be made at the directors discretion.

The charity acquires, maintains and enhances theatre organs; holds concerts, silent film presentations, conventions, workshops, and talks; builds, maintains and makes available an archive of printed and recorded material; provides financial assistance towards registration and/or travel for people aged 25 or less to attend a convention or workshop.

We run church services, counseling, youth activities, christian based conferences, teaching seminars, pray for people, evangelism, house fellowships, preaching the gospel, concerts, prayer meetings

To educate the public in the operatic, dramatic and musical arts, in the pursuit of which two and sometimes three shows are produced each year for performance in public.

Church ActivitiesPower Hour Thursdays 6:30 to 8:30 pmWorship Service Sundays 10:00am to 1.00pmChoir Practice Saturdays 7.30 to 9.00pmNight Vigil Every 3rd Friday 10.00pm to 2.00amMorning Glory 1st of every Month. 6:00 to 7:00amYouth meeting. Every Monday. 6:00 to 7:00pmPrayer meeting. Every Tuesday. 6:30 to 7:30pmCelebrate Jesus. Annual Music FestivalSettle Me Oh Lord

CECCC is a non-profit making, non-political and non-religious body. It comprises of 4 sections: Chinese Music, Martial Arts, Culture, and the Chinese School. The aim of our centre is to help our members to appreciate their Chinese origin, virtue and righteousness. We promote Chinese Arts, Culture, music, dancing and martial arts. We also help our members to integrate with the local society.

Overall vision of connectedness and challenging isolationSupporting organisations working in the following areas:1. Health, medicine and disability (particularly mental health and dementia)2. Helping people thrive in old age, and respite care3. The use of music and other arts in relation to above4. Building trust and friendship between communities5. Responsive relief in disaster zones

His Place serves the community of Hastings, St Leonards and further a field, through social activities, workshops, education and welfare support, addiction & MH support groups, volunteering opportunities and church activities. The services are provided through our multi-use community building which includes an Art Cafe & Community Centre, Charismatic Church, Theatre and Conference facilities.

The company meets as a weekly evening class at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith, where it is the resident company and from time to time presents public performances and open workshops both at the Lyric and in other venues in Great Britain and abroad.

The provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of Aberaeron. Available for use for meetings, classes, lectures, and other forms of recreation in order to improve the conditions of life for the community. Current use includes over 50's keep fit; choral groups; amateur dramatics; town council meetings; language classes; dance clubs; concerts; W I meeting place etc

To be of pleasure and assistance to the local and wider community.To encourage, teach and develop people both musically and socially, free of charge.To provide an inclusive and welcoming social environment that is open to all, irrespective of gender, sexuality, financial circumstances, background, ethnicity, disabilities or religion.