Arts Charities That specialise in Performing art

Promoting healthy living through workshops/seminars and trainings. Welcoming and supporting women and their families from abroad. Workshops on education for both women, young people and men. Enhancing social networks through outings, picnics, holidays and exchange programmes. Empowering children/young people through drama, music, poetry etc. Promoting cultural awareness. Providing volunteering opp

The financing of: public performances of musical works (including operas and concerts); the copying or publication of music; the publication of books on music. The making of grants: to music festivals; to musicians and students of music to further their musical education. The founding of scholarships and prizes. The commissioning of new musical works and artworks related to music.

Owns and operates a theatre on an almost entirely amateur basis. Operates a membership scheme. Selects, produces and presents a season of publically performed plays each year. Provides opportunities to develop theatrical skills. Hires out space to other groups for dramatic productions and other community activities.

The charity publishes the Journal of the Royal Musical Association half-yearly and annually the RMA Research Chronicle and RMA Monograph series. It organises and supports conferences concerning musicological matters and recognises the achievement of excellence in musical scholarship by the annual award of the Dent Medal, the Tippett Medal, the Jerome Roche Prize, and the Peter Le Huray Lecture.

One Tenth Human is a theatre company operating across the UK. It creates and tours brain-stretching shows aimed at engaging KS1 and KS2 children in science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics.

The charity aims to contribute to the quality of life of the people of the local area and beyond by expanding their horizons through the provision of artistic and educational events.This is achieved by making the theatre facilities available for commercial, educational and community use including worship while enhancing social and cultural inclusion.

To provide grants for the purpose of rest, convalescence and recuperative holidays for members of the concert and theatrical professions.

We provide an inspirational programme of Life Story Theatre. We work alongside people and communities, inviting them to share their experiences, so that audiences young and old can witness the untold stories of our time.Our creative process takes people on a transformative journey, placing their story centre stage, challenging stigma and connecting communities.

Religious activities open to the General Public. Community Activities - including Warm Hub, Parent & Tots and other community groups. Hire of building, facilities and garden. General charitable purposes, grants to local & national charities. Music and heritage venue

Castaway-Goole provides music theatre opportunities for adults and young people with learning and physical disabilities in Goole, East Riding of Yorkshire and the surrounding rural areas. Castaway currently runs two performing music theatre groups, twelve weekly workshop groups in music theatre skills and community and social activities for members.

The activities of the charity include, but are not currently limited to:- Holding dance classes on a twice weekly basis- Presenting innovative dance performances- Holding workshops in schools - The maintenance of a website and pages on social media platforms to promote the organisation- Organising master classes and tours promoting eminent South Asian dance and music practitioners

We provide community music projects which bring people together through music.

Regular workshops for the youth company, supporting their learning in preparation for performance and participation in the local music festival. Meeting twice each week to rehearse and instruct members in readiness for planned performances. Attending local institutions - church, convalescent homes, hospices - to provide entertainment for residents/members and to promote the profile of WMCS.

To secure the establishment of the Pump House Theatre as a community centre and to establish and maintain it as such to the inhabitants of Faringdon and the surrounding villages and to facilitate its use for meetings and classes and other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation with the objective of improving the quality of life of its residents.

Monthly meetings at Clarke Foley Centre for a presentation, coffee and social interaction.130 groups including:arts, languages, humanities, science and environmentbridge, crossword compiling, discussion and debating, mah jong, scrabblephysical activities: circle dancing, croquet, table-tennis, Tai Chi, Yoga,variety of walking groupsvisits in this country and abroad

Amateur Theatre which promotes the Arts to the local community.

During the year the building was used by many of our members to facilitate birthday and funeral receptions, amongst others; and by various community groups to facilitate theatre practice, accounts training and Quadrille dancing; and variously for the social entertainment of our members, particularly our seniors. Cricket, dominoes and senior outings were also facilitated by the organisation.

The principal object of the charity is the provision of choristerships tenable at Salisbury Cathedral for the education of musical girls between the ages of 8 and 13 (inclusive), thereby enabling them to be Probationers and Choristers at Salisbury Cathedral.

The charity provides childcare, education and training for young children aged 4-16. It caters for disabled children. It helps to alleviate poverty in deprived areas in Southwark and Greater London in general. It provides activities such as homework support, cooking, drama, water games, arts and sports.

The advancement of the Christian faith through regular church worship; mandatory training sessions for volunteers; seminars: for married couples, singles and the youth; community activities such as the bread project (feeding the needy); summer music lessons etc

The charity hires out its facilities for use by its members and those living in the local area. The institute building hosts such activities as line dancing and ballroom dancing as well as being available for private functions such as parties. The charity also has extensive sporting facilities and has teams which compete in various local leagues for football, cricket, tennis, pool, darts, snooker

The object of the Society shall be to educate the public in the arts, particularly the dramatic arts and to further the development of public appreciation and taste in the said arts.

The promotion of chamber music and education in chamber music with particular reference to the London Chamber Orchestra.

Staging amateur productions of musicals with the object of educating the public in the operatic and dramatic arts and furthering the public appreciation and tastes in the said arts.

We provide a wide range of activities & services for the people of the Bedwell area & the wider town to make the community centre a place where people are made to feel welcome. We rent rooms to pre school, dancing classes, childrens centre, churches, college courses, organisations & many more.