The Social Reckoning (15)
This film screens at Malvern Theatres' cinema. Based on true events, it follows a whistleblower who challenged social media giants. It is a companion piece to The Social Network and is rated 15.
Every event in Malvern, the hills and the villages around, in one place. Each one links to the organiser.
7 events on Wednesday 4 November
This film screens at Malvern Theatres' cinema. Based on true events, it follows a whistleblower who challenged social media giants. It is a companion piece to The Social Network and is rated 15.
Festival Theatre, Malvern Theatres
Presented by OVO and adapted and directed by Adam Nichols, this production reimagines Oscar Wilde's play with a 1920s setting. The line 'The truth is rarely pure and never simple' applies with particular force when everyone is pretending to be Ernest.
An accessible weekly dance class at Malvern Theatres' Studio One, open to learning-disabled dancers and any enthusiastic dancers aged 16 and over. Each session opens with warm-up exercises before learning new dance skills.
A weekly dance exercise class at Malvern Theatres' Studio One, teaching basic routines with simple, low-intensity movement. It is aimed at people aged 50 and over, who can go at their own pace.
A weekly movement class at Studio One, Malvern Theatres, where children aged 18 months to 4 years take part alongside a grown-up carer through playful, imaginative movement.
Hospitality Suites, Malvern Theatres
A termly art course for children aged 7 to 11, introducing a range of techniques and mediums through shared themes while encouraging each young maker to develop their own style. A taster session is also offered.
Hospitality Suites, Malvern Theatres
A weekly series of creative art workshops for adults with learning disabilities, held in the Hospitality Suites at Malvern Theatres. Sessions let participants make art in ways that suit them, and they cost £5 per week.