Events
Upcoming Events
The following are some of the upcoming local, and a few non-local, events which the Amnesty International Leeds group is involved in. If you would like to advertise an event that is relevant to the Amnesty International Leeds group then please contact the website maintainer:secretary.group@amnestyleeds.org.
Saturday 13th April 2013 from 7PM till late-
SKA PUNK NIGHT
Where:
Wharf Chambers
23-25 Wharf Street
Leeds
LS2 7EQ
Admission:
Only £3 entry. All proceeds going to Amnesty International, a charity who tirelessly campaign to protect people wherever justice, fairness, freedom and truth are denied.
A big THANK YOU to WHARF CHAMBERS for allowing us to use the venue and EAT DEFEAT, COPASETICS, RED MERCURY and JUNO for agreeing to perform at this gig. We wish them all the best in the future.
(Wharf Chambers is a members' club and you need to be a member, or a guest of a member, in order to attend. To join, please visit wharfchambers.org Membership costs £1 and requires a minimum of 48 hrs to take effect..)
Past Events
The following are some past events that the Amnesty International Leeds Group has been involved in.
2012
Sunday 16 December 2012 at 7.30pm
Bradford Music Club
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2012
Once again we benefit from the generosity of the BRADFORD MUSIC CLUB, who traditionally dedicate their last meeting of the year to our series in aid of Amnesty. The club began in January 2003 as an opportunity for musicians and singers of all ages and abilities to perform in a friendly, supportive setting. Open to anyone who would like to perform or to be a member of the audience. Contact ANN PERRY 01274 630162 annperry@blueyonder.co.uk
Saturday 1 December 2012 at 7:30pm
Remember the Snow
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2012
To celebrate this 21st anniversary of our Amnesty series, this play for voices has been especially written by David Griffiths for 10 actors and a small group of musicians and singers. . . . In 1978 a freak snowstorm engulfed a Yorkshire village and all communications by road were cut off for seven days, leaving the small community to wrestle with their predicament and each other. Remember the Snow is a gentle, sometimes humorous recollection which will tickle the imagination, warm the cockles and cheer the spirit on a cold winter’s
Saturday 17 th November 2012 10am to 4:00pm
AI NE and Yorkshire Regional Conference non-local
York
An opportunity for members of all the AI Groups and members in the NE and Yorkshire Region to get together.
Sunday 11 November 2012 at 7.30pm
Scriptophilia
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2012
Why do we write: to pass the time, leave a mark, get rich quick? With poems and songs about graffiti, shopping lists, Mad Men, notebooks, and death, Scriptophilia celebrates the sources, compulsions, and consolations of writing. Written and performed by PETER SPAFFORD with multi-instrumentalist RICHARD ORMROD. Peter's work has been performed on radio, television, and on the streets; in theatres, hospitals, prisons, and in the bath. Richard is Yorkshire Jazz 'Musician of the Year 2012'.
Sunday 28 October 2012 at 7.30pm
Schubert and 20th-century America
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2012
Outstanding pianist MARION RAPER brings together soprano JANE ANTHONY and violinist DAVID RILEY in a programme to include music by Franz Schubert, Samuel Barber and Aaron Copland. These musicians need no introduction. MARION is much in demand as a sensitive accompanist; JANE is admired throughout Leeds as an expressive singer and as founder of LEEDS LIEDER+, the festival of song which has done so much to make the art of song accessible to a larger public; DAVID, who teaches at the University of Leeds, has been a first violinist for OPERA NORTH for more than thirty years.
Sunday 7 October 2012 at 7.30pm
Ristoretto
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2012
Old Friends and New Pieces COLIN HONOUR, principal clarinettist of the English Northern Philharmonia since 1989, comes along with BIBI HEAL, soprano, LIZ WYLY, Viola, CLAIRE SADLER, double bass and MARTIN PICKARD, piano, from the world of Opera North to give us music both familiar and new, including pieces by Spohr, Weber and Timothy Burke.
Saturday 15 September 2012 at 7:30pm
The Bridge Singers
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2012
Folk songs from around the British Isles, and of course some “jollies” to complete the evening’s entertainment – music to cover all tastes. THE BRIDGE SINGERS are a group of friends who live in and around Nottingham and enjoy singing together. They have performed in fringe concerts in the Nottingham Festival, and as far afield as Cumbria and Yorkshire and are delighted to be making a return visit to Rawdon, for this very worthy cause. They are directed by their leading soprano, LYNNE HOLLAND who gently bosses them through a repertoire which ranges from Madrigals to the Beatles.
Saturday 11 August 2012 at 7.30pm
Story-telling by Vayu Naidu & Martin Riley
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2012
BHAKTI (devotion): STORIES OF THE LOVE OF LIBERATION: VAYU NAIDU reimagines stories for Amnesty's anniversary with her new work from epics, and remembrances past. This performance is dedicated to Chris Banfield and David Griffiths who walked the way, and shared it. The VAYU NAIDU Storytelling Theatre is based in London, offering the live experience of Storytelling – sheer inspiration and pure craft, wit and wisdom. AND -MISCHIEF FROM THE MIDDLE AGES: The unreformed and unrepentant MARTIN RILEY takes us on an interactive tale-telling tour from Geoffrey Chaucer to Marie de France with due respect to his grandmother, Maggie Ann Riley who kept a swamp boggart called Jinny Greenteeth in her airing cupboard. Librettist, Playwright, Storyteller and ex Punch & Judy Professor’s Assistant, MARTIN RILEY is currently writing the libretto for a new touring “Pirate” opera for Glyndebourne by Lynne Plowman.
Friday 13 July 2012 at 7.30pm
SHAKESPEARE ON THE LAWN
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2012
A Comedy of Errors When two sets of twins, separated in a storm, end up as adults in the same city on the same day, the mix-up of their identities unleashes yet another storm - of hilarity, in this, perhaps the most downright comical of all Shakespeare's plays. THEATRE OF THE DALES, directed this year by JESS NEALE, transports us to the fantastical world of Shakespeare’s imagination. Some seating, but feel free to bring a cushion, blanket, or deck chair.
Saturday 19 May 2012 at 7.30pm
Arioso: A Concert at the Assembly Rooms
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2012
The acclaimed early music group ARIOSO, directed by MARTYN HODGSON, offers a concert of vocal and instrumental music reflecting the programmes performed at the many Assembly Rooms and similar venues such as Pleasure Gardens and small theatres throughout Georgian England. Composers include Arne, Bishop, Dibdin, Piccini, Hook and other luminaries of the Georgian music and stage scene.
Sunday 6 May 2012 at 7.30pm
SUMMER’S LEASE
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2012
The story of Shakespeare in love: a sequence from Shakespeare’s sonnets, with songs by Franz Schubert, Robert Schumann and Johannes Brahms. The poems read and the story told by PETER GILBERT and LEONIE THORNTON; the songs performed by EDWARD THORNTON, baritone, and JULIE WILSON, piano. THE HOPE THEATRE GROUP was founded in 2000 and to date has presented 21 productions including ten plays by Shakespeare. PETER GILBERT is a former teacher of English and Drama and LEONIE THORNTON is a music teacher and a former member of Opera North Chorus. EDWARD THORNTON is a founder member of Opera North, and he is accompanied on the piano by JULIE WILSON, a teacher and choir member at St Oswald’s Guiseley.
2011
Sunday 18 th December 2011 7:30pm
Bradford Music Club
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2011<
This is your opportunity to experience the talent and enthusiasm of the Bradford Music Club, who have made it a tradition to share their last meeting of the year in aid of Amnesty. Come and listen, and next year you might be performing.
Sunday 11 th December 2011 1:00pm- 3:30pm
Letterfest: Write for Rights: With drinks and cakes!!!!
Rawdon Quaker Meeting House, Quakers Lane, Rawdon, Leeds, LS19 6HUR
We will once again be writing letters to those in power to hold them to account on the cases in the Greeting Cards Campaign. All information will be provided and all you need to bring is your good will but any additional non-religious cards are always appreciated.
Saturday 3 rd December 2011 7:30pm
St Aidan’s in Concert
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2011
The chamber choir of St Aidan’s C of E High School in Harrogate won the BBC Songs of Praise School Choir of the Year competition in 2006, and has reached the finals 6 times. We are thrilled to welcome members of this young choir along with musicians from the school’s symphony orchestra.
Sunday 27 th November 2011 1:00pm- 3:30pm
Letterfest: Write for Rights
Rawdon Quaker Meeting House, Quakers Lane, Rawdon, Leeds, LS19 6HUR
We will be writing letters to those in power to hold them to account on the cases in the Greeting Cards Campaign. All information will be provided and all you need to bring is your good will but any additional non-religious cards are always appreciated.
Sunday 13 th November 2011 7:30pm
Two Wartime Classics on Remembrance
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2011
David Robertson of Theatre of the Dales and Maggie Mash of Trio Literati will read from 84, Charing Cross Road, and actors from the Royal Armouries will perform Only Water Between, Peter Spafford’s moving adaptation of letters and memoirs from World War One.
Saturday 15 th October 2011 7:30pm
The Aire Ensemble
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2011
Deborah Pennington (clarinet), Amy Cherryholme (flute) and Mata Williams (piano) will perform a programme of original and specially-arranged classical pieces. Promises to be a musical treat.
Wednesday 12 th Ocotber 2011 6:30pm
Stop Violence Against Women Presentations
Amnesty Internaitonal Leeds is hosting a pair of presentations concerning Stop Violence Against Women. There will be two presentations, one will focus on violence against women within the UK and the other wil focus on violence against women around the world. The presentations will be followed by an opportunity to informally discuss the issues rasied after the event.
Sunday 25 th September 2011 7:30pm
The New World Ensemble
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2011
Old friends in new combinations: Colin Honour (clarinet), Andy Long (violin), Katie New (violin), Liz Wyly (viola), Juliet Welchman (cello) and Annette Saunders (piano) will perform Mozart’s clarinet quintet, Brahms’ piano quintet and a few surprises. Not to be missed.
Saturday 30 th July 2011 7:30pm
The Kenwood-Herriott Duo
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2011
We look forward to a virtuoso mix from Elizabeth (oboe and cor anglais) and Richard (piano) Kenwood-Herriott, including music for piano by Ralph Vaughan Williams and the oboe sonata by Edmund Rubbra.
Friday 8 th July 2011 7:30pm
Much Ado About Nothing
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2011
Theatre of the Dales give a forties twist to this joyful tale of love found, lost and found again – a perfect outdoor summer’s entertainment. Some seating, but feel free to bring a cushion, blanket, or deck chair.
Thursday 23rd June 2011 7:00pm to 9:00pm:
Summer Letterfest
A festival of writing letters for Human Rights. This is an opportunity to write many campaigning letters all in one go. About 12 letters will be available, with background information on each, a standard letter, which if you prefer you can just sign, envelopes and even a colletion tin to make donations to cover postage. What's more there will be some light refreshments so you can relax for a few moments inbetween!
The meeting will be at: Carlton Hill Meeting House, 188 Woodhouse Lane, Leeds. LS2 9DX
The meeting is hosted by the QUAILs which is nearly an acronym for 'QUakers Amnesty International Leeds', who work together on common causes.
Sunday 12th June 2011 7:30pm
Ilias Devetzoglou and Miaoyin Qu
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2011
This virtuoso violin and piano duo makes a welcome return to our series to perform works from the great German repertoire, including Bach, Brahms and Kreisler.
Sunday 22 nd May 2011 7:30pm
Opera in a Nutshell
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2011
Jane Anthony’s outstanding opera students from the Leeds College of Music will transport us to Italy, Spain, Russia and places known only to the imagination for scenes of love, betrayal, comedy and pathos.
Saturday 7 th May 2011 7:30pm
Phantastious in Musica
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2011
Once again we warmly welcome Arioso to open our series, with a banquet of vocal and instrumental music representing the “stylus phantasticus” of the 17th century, including English and Italian composers Johnson, Lanier, Lawes, Frescobaldi, Carissimi and Monteverdi
Friday 6 - Sunday 8 May 2011
Queen's University, Belfast
AI UK Section AGM and Conference 2011definitely non-local
PROVISIONAL DETAILS
Each year members of all the AI UK groups and national members get together at our annual general meeting to discuss and makes decision about how AI UK Section will campaign for Human Rights. In addition this gives us the opportunity to hear various speakers and attend workshops.
Typically AI Leeds Group sends a quartet of our members to strut their stuff so to avoid us forgetting it seemed a good idea to include this in our events.
Saturday 16 th April 2011 from 9:30 to 4:30pm
Red Hand Day of Action to Prevent Child Soldiers
The Red Hand Day of Action to Prevent Child Soldiers is on Saturday April 16th on Albion Street. We need support throughout the day from 9.30 - 4:30 pm, two hour stints are ideal. We will aim to educate passers by and get them to sign red hands which will then be used to influence those governments which have not yet signed and ratified the Rights of The Child protocol on banning the use of children under the age of 18 yrs as combatants.
If you can help out then either turn up on a day and make yourself known or contact the group secretary Clive_Briscoe, who will pass on your email to the organisers.
Monday 21st March 2011 7:30pm to 9:30pm:
Child Soldiers: Presentation by Gabriel, from Kabinda
Gabriel, from Kabinda will be relating his experience as a child soldier and how he eventually got leave to remain in this country. He has now been elected to the parliament in waiting of his country as the youngest member. He is a charismatic young man full of hope and enthusiasm to bring peace and prosperity to his people. He is travelling regularly from his home in Leeds to Switzerland where he has been helping write the country’s new constitution.
The meeting will be at: Carlton Hill Meeting House, 188 Woodhouse Lane, Leeds. LS2 9DX
The meeting is hosted by the QUAILs which is nearly an acronym for 'QUakers Amnesty International Leeds', who work together on common causes.
2010
Sunday 19 th December 2010 7:30pm
Bradford Music Club
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2010
Members of the Bradford Music Club continue their tradition of inviting us to share their last meeting of the year in aid of Amnesty. Come and hear their talented music-making. You might even be tempted to join the Club!
Sunday 12 th December 2010 7:30pm
Three Cheers for Christmas
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2010
Nobody invokes the spirit of Christmas like Theatre of the Dales!
Sunday 21 st November 2010 1pm to 3:30pm
Amnesty Greeting Card Campaign
Rawdon Quaker Meeting House
Quaker Lane, Rawdon, LS19 6HU
Join us in sending seasonal greetings to prisoners of conscience across the world. We provide all the information you need and the cards - and you write them. There'll be drinks and lots of cakes to keep you going.
Saturday 20 th November 2010 10am to 5:00pm
AI NE and Yorkshire Regional Conference non-local
Darlington
An opportunity for members of all the AI Groups and members in the NE and Yorkshire Region to get together.
Sunday 24 th October 2010 7:30pm
Opera in a Nutshell
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2010
Always a popular offering of magical scenes from the world of opera, presented by Jane Anthony and some of the best students from the Leeds College of Music. Come and hear more stars of the future.
Saturday 23 rd October 2010 8:00pm to Sunday 2:00am
Jamnesty
After the amazing success of the first Jamnesty event, nothing could stop the momentum of Jamnesty. So here it is. A fundraising gig featuring: DOWNDIME, MAGGIE8, D3 CREATIONS, SPIRIT OF JOHN and REXINE. Be prepared to get home early Sunday morning, exhausted, sore feet, and with some of the best music around buzzing in your ears.
Saturday 9th October 2010 9:30am - 1:00pm
Stopping Violence Against Women Event
A morning seminar covering various issues involving violence against women both nationally and internationally. The event includes: presentations, questions and answers, discussion and workshops. This event is co-hosted by Yorkshire and Humber TUC, Leeds Trade Union Council and Amnesty International Leeds Group. ALL ARE WELCOME regradless of gender.
Wednesday 6th October 2010 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Letterfest for Prisoners of conscience
An ideal opportunity to join our festival of letter writing by spending a short while signing or writing loads of campaigning letters. This event is co-hosted by Leeds Quakers and Amnesty International Leeds Group. ALL ARE WELCOME!!
Sunday 3 rd October 2010 7:30pm
Ristoretto
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2010
Colin Honour, clarinet, and friends from Opera North (Martin Pickard, piano; Liz Wyly, viola; Claire Sadler, double-bass) have prepared an autumn soiree of light romantic music to warm the cockles of your heart.
Saturday 18 th September 2010 7:30pm
Juliet Welchman and Annette Saunders
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2010
It is a great pleasure to welcome this brilliant ‘cello and piano duo again for a programme which will include the Arpeggione sonata by Schubert. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear this superb work.
Sunday 11 th July 2010 7:30pm
The Merchant of Venice
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2010
Once again we welcome Theatre of the Dales to chase the clouds away with their performance on our lawn of Shakespeare’s tale of love and revenge. Some seating will be available, but you are welcome to bring a cushion, blanket, or deck chair.
Sunday 27th June 2010 7:30pm
Four hands, twenty fingers
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2010
We are privileged to present Rene Waterman, concert pianist and well-loved teacher, with her gifted pupil Catherine Leather, in a programme to include music by Haydn and Brahms, and the great Fantasia in F minor by Schubert. Highly recommended.
Sunday 13 th June 2010 7:30pm
Young Artists Concert
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2010
Take a musical journey from Bach to Prokoviev with two talented young students: Adrian Cheng Un Chan, piano, and Alastair Kwan, violin. Alastair will be joined by pianist Miaoyin Qu, who makes a welcome return to our series.
Saturday 22 nd May 2010 7:30pm
O Che nuove miracolo
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2010
Arioso, the acclaimed early music group, takes us to the 16th and early 17th centuries, with dances and lutesongs and some of the earliest known examples of truly operatic music.
2008 and 2009
(P.S. Sorry we have been too busy campaigning for Human Rgiths to move all the 2008 and 2009 events to the 'Past Events', but we did have time in 2007 and 2006 so see below. So much to do and so few hours in the day to do it!)
2007
Sunday 2 nd December 2007 7:30pm
The Opera North Horn Ensemble
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2007
An evening with the Opera North horn section and friends which includes ‘music for natural horn, jazz, opera excerpts, waltzes, marches and other oddments!’
Sunday 16 th December 2007 7:30pm
Bradford Music Club
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2007
This lively, informal group of musicians continues to share with us its generous tradition of dedicating its last meeting of the year to Amnesty International.
Sunday 4 th November 2007 7:30pm
Marion and Friends
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2007
Our own Marion Raper, renowned accompanist, has brought together a group of top professional musicians to offer us an enchanting evening of favourite music.
Sunday 14 th October 2007 7:30pm
The Café Band
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2007
We’ve managed it once again! A Sunday night of top quality playng from this superb combo of Opera North musicians. Come early if you want to get close.
Saturday 6 th October 2007 7:30pm
THE KENWOOD-HERRIOTT DUO
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2007
Just back from the Ukraine, oboist Elizabeth and composer- pianist Richard will guide us across cultures and centuries to bring, as always, a wonderful, contrasting array of music for woodwind and piano.
Sunday 5th August 2007
Pride in our City - The Pride of Leeds
A massive street party and scene based events in the heart of Leeds organised by the Leeds lesbian and gay community. The Amnesty International Leeds group will be taking part as it´s not only great fun but to remind people that being able to choose and express your sexual orientation is a human right. A human right that sadly does not exist in all communities around the world.
Saturday 28 th July 2007 7:30pm
THE BRIDGE SINGERS
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2007
We are thrilled that this hugely popular choir from Nottingham is able to make a return visit to this year’s series. They appear fresh from appearances on TV and festivals and will take us on a musical repertoire from madrigals to the Beatles. company in a wonderful, pre-tour production full of magic, music and song.
Sunday 8th July 2007 7:30pm
A WINTER'S TALE
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2007
A baby abandoned. A kingdom in chaos. Can love rewrite a winter’s tale? All on the lawn performed by the PHOENIX AND TURTLE (Theatre of the Dales’ Summer Company).
Thursday 21 st June 2007
Asylum Monologues ( Leeds)
From 7pm to 9pm at Oxford Place Methodist Centre
Asylum Monologues is an account of the UK asylum system told first-hand in the words of the people who have experienced it. Scripted by award-winning playwright and Artistic Director of Ice and Fire theatre, Sonja Linden, it is an important and powerful work.
Saturday 16 th June 2007 7:30pm
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS’ WORLD MUSIC NIGHT
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2007
We are delighted to welcome three outstanding musicians, Miaoyin Qu (pianist from China), Ilias Devetzogluo (violinist from Greece) and Pavlos Hoplaros (violinist from Cyprus) who will play popular favourites by Vivaldi, Kreisler, and Ravel.
Saturday 16 th June 2007
Still Human, Still Here Sleepout; Summer 2007 ( Leeds)
From 11pm on Saturday 16th June to 6am on Sunday 17th June at Mill Hill Unitarian Chapel. Many organisations at both a national and local level, including Amnesty International, Refugee Council, Church Action on Poverty and many others too numerous to mention, have joined together in a campaign called Still Human, Still Here dedicated to highlighting the plight of refused asylum seekers. As part of this campaign a sleepout has been organised in Leeds to raise local awareness of this issue.
Saturday 19 th May 2007 7:30pm
Arioso
Rawdon Amnesty Series 2007
It’s a special pleasure once again to open our series with a concert by this well-loved baroque ensemble who will delight us once more with a choice of vocal and instrument offerings.
Saturday 28 th April 2007 2am to 5am
Sponsored Walk for Destitute Refugees and Asylum Seekers
Members of Amnesty International Leeds Group, in association with Positive Action For Refugees and Asylum Seekers (PAFRAS) are planning a sponsored 6 mile walk for destitute asylum seekers. There are over 3,500 destitute asylum seekers in Leeds who are denied the right to work, receive no support, and have no legal access to shelter.
All money raised by this walk will be used to support destitute asylum seekers.
2006
Saturday 9th December 2006
Down and Out in Leeds Winter 2006
Amnesty International Leeds group is campaigning on the issue of destitute asylum seekers being denied basic human rights. On Saturday December 9th members of the group will be sleeping rough, in Leeds city centre in solidarity with destitute asylum seekers, hoping to raise the profile of the situation and to show solidarity with their fellow human beings who are being denied such basic human rights.
Saturday 9th December 2006
North East Regional Conference
The North East regional conference will be held at Leeds Metropolitan University.
Tuesday 28th November 2006 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Sudan Crisis - Protect The People Of Darfur
A public meeting on the human rights crisis occurring in Sudan and Chad will be held at the Leeds Metropolitan University, Lecture Theatre 2, Civic Quarter, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds.
Saturday 18th November 2006 7:30pm
Rawdon Amnesty Series - College of Music Opera Group
Part of the Rawdon Amnesty Series.
Sunday 22nd October 2006 7:30pm
Rawdon Amnesty Series - The Café Band
Part of the Rawdon Amnesty Series.
Saturday 7th October 2006 7:30pm
Rawdon Amnesty Series - O´Donnell and Bird
Part of the Rawdon Amnesty Series.
Friday 25th August 2006
Cycling from John O´Groats to Land´s End
Three members of the Amnesty International Leeds group, with nerves of steel and highly developed calf muscles, are cycling from John O´Groats to Land´s End to raise awareness of Amnesty International´s work and to raise funds. In order to get there, they will need lots of motivation which you can provide with a small donation.
Sunday 6th August 2006
Pride in our City - The Pride of Leeds
A massive street party and scene based events in the heart of Leeds organised by the Leeds lesbian and gay community. The Amnesty International Leeds group will be taking part as it´s not only great fun but to remind people that being able to choose and express your sexual orientation is a human right. A human right that sadly does not exist in all communities around the world.
Saturday 5th August 2006
Hyde Park Unity Day
The Hyde Park Unity Day is a fantastic open air festival for all the family. Come along and meet members of the Amnesty International Leeds group at our stall.
Saturday 15th July 2006 7:30pm
Rawdon Amnesty Series - The Tempest
Part of the Rawdon Amnesty Series.
Saturday 8th July 2006 7:30pm
Rawdon Amnesty Series - Heather and Rowland Moseley
Part of the Rawdon Amnesty Series.
Saturday 24th June 2006 7:30pm
Rawdon Amnesty Series - The Kenwood-Herriott Duo
The Rawdon Amnesty Series is a series of musical and drama events to raise funds for Amnesty International. Admission to the events is free and everyone is welcome. A voluntary collection will be taken at the event. All of which is passed on to Amnesty International.
