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Half-term fun and booking for the new season opens soon!

What's on

Six of the East of England's most exciting arts spaces are coming together this February half-term to present a variety of hands-on family-friendly activities. See what's happening at The Red House below and our friends at Snape Maltings, DanceEast, Norwich Theatre Royal, National Centre for Writing and New Wolsey Theatre.
Monday 17 February, 10-11.30am

Puppet Play

Did you know that Britten wrote music for animations? Spend the morning at The Red House and enjoy a gallery puppet show, followed by a session of fun play and puppet making.

Tickets: £2 per child, adults free
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Tuesday 18 February, 10-11.30am

Garden Adventures

What can you find hidden within The Red House grounds? Enjoy a well-loved story as you explore the beautiful gardens, then work together to create your own garden scene.

Tickets: £2 per child, adults free
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Wednesday 19 February, 10-11.30am

Science Day

How do we hear music and sounds? With lots of fun experiments for under 5s you can learn about the science of sound through play and storytelling.

Tickets: £2 per child, adults free
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Thursday 20 February, 10-11.30am

Colour Fun

Explore the colours of The Red House gallery with an interactive story followed by a play session and colour craft activities

Tickets: £2 per child, adults free
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Friday 21 February, 10-11.30am

Mini Music Makers

Join us on Friday mornings for a fun play and music session for 0-5 year olds. These sessions, which include singing and creative play, are great for the little ones to learn social skills, turn taking, sharing and following instructions.

Tickets: Free
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Wednesday 12 February, 10.30am-12.30pm

Volunteer Open Morning

Come and be part of our friendly and dedicated team of volunteers. Open Mornings are a great opportunity to come along and find out more about what you can do here, and to ask any questions you may have.
Contact us for more info

March - May 2020

Booking opens for our new season on Monday 3 February from 10am. Click the links below to explore what's on.

New for 2020

The Red House site opens to the public from Tuesday 3 March, 1.30-5pm. Find out all you need to know about visiting on our website now

Exhibitions

There will be three new exhibitions for this year: Such an Artist to Write for exploring the rich and fascinating theme of 'inspiration'. Christian Rohlfs and Peter Pears Portraits will showcase gems from the Britten-Pears Foundation art collection.

From The Red House Podcast

We are excited to launch our new monthly podcast presented by Lucy Walker. It will explore all things Britten and Pears, music, culture, heritage and anything else that might come up.

Listen to the first episode now.

From our friends

The Rape of Lucretia

Sunday 22 March, 7pm
St John's Church, Waterloo, London
After the acclaim for his conducting of Britten’s The Turn of the Screw in 2019 (“Michael Thorne’s taut, controlled reading brought out the spine-chilling terror and seductive beauty of the score”), Thorne returns to New Palace Opera with the composer’s first chamber opera, The Rape of Lucretia on 22 March 2020.
Tickets: £20
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