Arts Charities That specialise in Performing art

Giving monetary award to students from the Rhondda who are studying any of the following subjects at college or university:(1) To become a Minister of Religion.(2) Welsh.(3) Religious Education.(4) Music.(5) Drama.

Providing daily religious services to the Ravidassia community in the locality in line with the tenets of the Ravidassia faith. These include holding prayers and services, kirtan ('hymns'), lectures, serving langar (communal kitchen), conducting ceremonies such as birth naming, marriages, death etc, other activities that the Temple can hold being in line with the tenets of the Ravidass faith

The principal activity of the Charity is to celebrate the links between Liverpool and Ireland via the development of a permanent, annual event to highlight the significance of Irish traditions, music, literature, theatre and art in defining Liverpool's culture and status as a great European city.

Snooker, indoor bowling, badminton, card playing, bridge, whist drive, yoga, dancing, camera club, indoor football. Welsh classes for learners. Local school use the hall for PE and concerts. Cultural concerts and lectures.

Funding young New Zealand musicians.

To advance education of young people under the age of 26, living within Wolverhampton and its surrounding area in all aspects of drama and theatre production and the development of public appreciation of such art

The Objectives of the Charity as set out in the Memorandum of Association are:To advance the education of the public in the arts and to advance the arts for the public benefit, in particular but notexclusively the art of drama.

To promote & teach all forms of professional dance and drama, producing qualified teachers and professional dances. Our area of catchment is East Kent.

To Provide an outlet for members and children of the local community in Milton Keynes and surrounding areas to practise and learn the activities of the performing arts and to provide an opportunity for members of the public to access and experience the performing arts within their own community.

Little Fish supports difficult to reach young people through the transformative power of theatre and community arts. Its work is designed to enable young people to question their aspirations and beliefs, empowering them to develop both their social and personal life skills. Participants are inspired to become cultural consumers or creators, actively shaping a new social & political landscape.

The Charity's objects are, for the public benefit, to:1. Advance the education of the public in the appreciation of music and theatre2. Advance public awareness of and promote participation in music and theatreMusic and Theatre For All has contributed to the funding of live concerts, workshops for school children and OAPs, film and audio recording in line with its stated aims and objectives.

Mainly touring drama in the United Kingdom and Repulic of Ireland. Also running of London office and education programme, bringing workshops across the country. Fundraising for venue acquisition.

Sundays 10.00am & 6.30pmHousegroups, Courtyard Caf? Arty Friday English ?Drop In? classes?Open Doors?Meditation Group Men?s Breakfast Men?s Group which runs one a month on a Sunday Night.Pilgrims ? on Wednesday mornings Music & Worship Group Friday

Richmond Shakespeare Society is a local amateur theatre group, a member of the Little Theatre Guild of Great Britain. We operate two professionally run Youth Theatres covering the age groups 8-19 and run from our own premises.

MISSION STATEMENTEleni is dedicated to providing meaningful dance experiences to schools, groups and communities throughout North East Wales. Our purpose is to enhance well-being for the individual through dance and movement, nurturing communities, cultures and society as a whole. We don't teach people how to dance, we give them a reason to.

The Alexandra Wylie Tower Foundation works with local schools and community groups in London to provide essential provisions (e.g. clothes and food parcels); extra-curricular activities (e.g. music and drama workshops); and guidance and support (e.g. learning mentoring) to help young people achieve their dreams

ART, BRIDGE, CRAFTS, DISCUSSION GROUPS, LANGUAGES, POETRY, TABLE TENNIS, BOWLS, SCRABBLE, DANCING, LITERATURE, LUNCH CLUB

Puts on theatre productions within empty buildings around London and the UK.

Community work, stage plays, short films and other educational projects with young people.

The Herd Theatre are a Hull based arts Charity with a focus on work for children and families. The Herd's activities include theatre productions, installations, participatory projects and schools workshops.

Providing events and activities including music, theatre etc.

Presentation and promotion of the arts to the public, particularly the young. The main emphasis is on the operatic arts and chamber opera.

The performance of public concerts of contemporary classical music at venues throughout Wales, the UK and internationally. Broadcasts and recordings.A learning programme including development opportunities for young and emerging composers.Fundraising to achieve the above.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF MUSIC EDUCATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC IN THE DORSET/HAMPSHIRE AREA, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF DISADVANTAGED PERSONS AND IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY THE PROVISION OF: (I) MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS; (II) TUITION OR INSTRUCTION.

To bring talented young keyboard players before the public, by developing new performing opportunities and new audiences. It organises recitals which serve to introduce them to the public and to members of the music profession who can assist their careers.