Nuffield Theatre – 25 March – 5 April
A Spring Awakening comes to the Nuffield. Unnerving, entertaining, funny and dark, Wedekind’s definitive play about youth caused riots when it exploded onto the stage in 1906 and has lost none of its provocative power.
Who needs instruments when you have seven voices and seven bodies? The inimitable a cappella group Naturally 7 play a special show at Turner Sims, having opened for Michael Buble at his recent ten-night O2 Arena residency. Building on the heritage of gospel with a style described as ‘vocal play’, the group performs its own original material as well as its inventive arrangements – which incorporate scratching, drum kit, harmonica, brass, electric guitars and bass all produced, naturally, with the human voice.
John Hansard Gallery – 28 – 29 March
Interested in learning more about aspects of art history and contemporary art? Join us for a special two part course at the John Hansard Gallery and SeaCity Museum for the third in the series of informal adult short courses which provides an introduction to contemporary art practice within the context of art from the past.
Free Zumba class for everyone! Come and join us and party yourself into shape in The Cube on Highfield campus from 12pm for 45 minutes.
Music Department – 7 – 9 March
“Made in Italy” – The Music Department presents an Italian Festival, a weekend celebration of the music of Italy, performed across the city by University’s staff and students. Admission to all events is free!