Events
This week, ACT Film Club presents... Lone Star dir. John Sayles, 1996.
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This week, ACT Film Club presents... Shoplifters dir. Hirokazu Koreeda, 2018.
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This week, ACT Film Club presents... A Streetcar Named Desire dir. Elia Kazan, 1951.
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Join us at the EDI Committee and ECHI Research Cluster Reading Group
This week, ACT Film Club presents... Stalker dir. Andrei Tarkovsky, 1979.
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This week, ACT Film Club presents... Monsoon Wedding dir. Mira Nair, 2001.
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This week, ACT Film Club presents... Casablanca dir. Michael Curtiz, 1942.
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YorkConcerts
Praised for his unfailingly communicative playing, acclaimed British pianist Leon McCawley has been delighting audiences worldwide for over three decades. He returns to York this autumn for a recital featuring works by Mozart, Beethoven and Chopin.
On the eve of the prestigious Brass in Concert Championship in Gateshead, Shepherd Brass Band teams up with the internationally renowned Cory Band for a tantalising mix of music, including Cory Band’s Brass-in-Concert programme.
We celebrate Quatuor Diotima’s thirtieth anniversary with a special concert that highlights their longstanding association with the University, featuring the premieres of two new commissions by composers with a close connection to York.
Bristol-based artist Surgeons Girl has built a strong reputation for hardware-led live performance, appearing at venues including Berghain, Tresor, Akademie der Künste, ICA, Southbank Centre (QEH), La Trabendo Paris and Doka Amsterdam.
This box of choral delights (named after one of the sweetmeats of a Monty Python choccy box sketch) is served up in The 24’s characteristic style, combining well-known classics and truly niche gems.
To mark the bicentenary of Beethoven’s death in 2027, Duo Pleyel performs two of the composer's symphonies, including his monumental ‘Eroica’ Symphony, in extraordinary four-hand arrangements by his undervalued student Carl Czerny.