A stunning exhibition at Greenway, featuring the work of Nicky Stevenson, Emma Carter, John Gillo, Julia Finzel, Kevin Wright, John Stevenson and Elisabeth Hadley. These award winning professional artists produce a visual feast for all.
This is a free exhibition at Greenway, normal admission prices to Greenway apply.

The Chapman brothers drew their responses to the colouring book pages onto mylar sheets, which were then transferred through a light-sensitive process on to the plates. The resulting images, all - ironically - monochrome, are dense, hallucinatory improvisations that subvert the apparent innocence of the original illustrations. They are rich in art-historical allusions, from medieval images of hell and damnation to Picasso, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism and Paul McCarthy’s assaults on icons of folk culture. The prints offer a brilliant introduction to the imaginations of two of Britain’s most inventive and subversive artists. The exhibition is part of Hayward Touring-a contemporary art organisation producing exhibitions that tour to galleries, museums and other publicly-funded venues throughout Britain. They collaborate with artists, independent curators, writers and partner institutions to develop and tour imaginative exhibitions that are seen by approximately half a million people in over 100 cities and towns each year. Cockington Craft centre welcomes this part of the tour which will have kicked off its 2012 tour at the V&A Museum of Childhood.

This free event introduces babies and toddlers to the magic of books with songs, stories and fun.  These sessions are very popular, so be sure to book in advance at your local library. Children under 8 years old must be supervised by a parent/carer at all times.

Stories & rhymes for under 5s, Pre-booking required, Lasts approx 30 minutes

This free event introduces babies and toddlers to the magic of books with songs, stories and fun.  These sessions are very popular, so be sure to book in advance at your local library. Children under 8 years old must be supervised by a parent/carer at all times.

This free event introduces babies and toddlers to the magic of books with songs, stories and fun.  These sessions are very popular, so be sure to book in advance at your local library. Children under 8 years old must be supervised by a parent/carer at all times.

This free event introduces babies and toddlers to the magic of books with songs, stories and fun.  These sessions are very popular, so be sure to book in advance at your local library. Children under 8 years old must be supervised by a parent/carer at all times.

First produced at the Paris Opera in 1841, with Carlotta Grisi in the title role, Giselle epitomises the Romantic Ballet period. Originally set in rural Germany it is dramatically based on the legend of the Wilis, spirits of dance-loving brides who have died tragically before their wedding day. Led by the bitter Queen Myrtha they perform their ghostly rites and evilly seek revenge on any man who crosses their path.

The production has been adapted for EYB's large cast by adding extra music from other ballets composed by Adolphe Adam and setting it on an English country estate in 1912. Prince Albert is an army officer peparing for the First World War.

Based on the novel by Shirley Jackson - “Silence lay steadily against the wood and stone of Hill House, and whatever walked there, walked alone…” - Despite warnings about its evil reputation, four visitors, including Eleanor and Theodora, conduct an experiment to investigate the supposedly supernatural occurrences in the remote mansion. But nothing can prepare them for what lurks in Hill House, because the house is alive, with a will and desires of its own. And what it desires most is Eleanor…..

This free event introduces babies and toddlers to the magic of books with songs, stories and fun.  These sessions are very popular, so be sure to book in advance at your local library. Children under 8 years old must be supervised by a parent/carer at all times.