Events
'Film and Television Director, Producer and Writer, Stefan Schwartz will be coming to ACT to deliver a 'directing actors' workshop that you are all invited to attend.
Director, Producer and Writer, Stefan Schwartz will be coming to ACT to deliver a Q&A about the work of an international film- and television-maker.
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Embodying Histories is a series of online seminars exploring cross-disciplinary perspectives on embodied knowledge, research and practice in historical fields. The contributors come from across the fields of history, english, historical martial arts,
Enjoy a cultural performance, delicious hot food, and treat yourself to a variety of traditional Chinese snacks. There’ll also be interactive activities to get everyone involved to experience the joy and traditions of the Lunar New Year.
Join us for this weeks ACT Research Seminar
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Off the back of a sold-out London run and critical acclaim at the Edinburgh Fringe, Sami Abu Wardeh’s hit show blends resistance, identity, and 'defiantly goofy' comedy (★★★★ The Guardian)
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We’re welcoming back four graduates of the Theatre: Writing, Directing and Performance degree to hear about what they did next.
Embodying Histories is a series of online seminars exploring cross-disciplinary perspectives on embodied knowledge, research and practice in historical fields.
Join us for this weeks ACT Research Seminar
Will Ing has worked in radio and television for over 25 years, mainly as a writer and script editor, working on hit shows like Would I Lie To You, 8 Out of 10 Cats, the Bafta winning kids' show Operation Ouch and the sitcom, Miranda.
Embodying Histories is a series of online seminars exploring cross-disciplinary perspectives on embodied knowledge, research and practice in historical fields.
Join us for this weeks ACT Research Seminar
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Hands On is a playful piano performance all about touch: the important nuances of touch, especially for the wonderful resonances of piano music, but also for how playing and listening to music touches us.
YorkConcerts
Angela Hewitt’s interpretations of Bach have established her as one of the composer’s foremost interpreters and one of the world’s greatest living pianists, with her award-winning Bach cycle being hailed as ‘one of the record glories of our age.'
Join University Choir members and one of the country’s leading choral directors for an inspiring and informative afternoon of singing on repertoire from I Fagiolini’s fortieth-anniversary concert.
In 1986, another student vocal group gave its first concert. Forty years on, Monteverdi has remained a constant and Robert Hollingworth and I Fagiolini have gone on to rethink exactly what a vocal group does.
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Following a sold-out concert in 2025, University Chamber Orchestra returns with one of the most famous pieces of classical music ever composed, Beethoven's epic Fifth Symphony!
Fenella Humphreys is admired by audiences the world over for the grace and intensity of her playing. She is joined by the renowned British pianist Joseph Tong in a programme featuring a selection of the best-loved pieces in the violin repertoire.
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Join Ensemble Hesperi for a celebration of eighteenth-century horticultural gift-giving through the music of the Baroque composer Telemann and his friends.