From the writer of Coraline, Stardust and an episode of Dr. Who; Neverwhere was originally created as a BBC2 television series in 1996, produced by Lenny Henry.

Robert Kauzlaric’s award-winning theatrical adaptation was first performed by the Chicago Lifeline Theatre in 2010:

“The Chicago Lifeline theatre production of Neverwhere is, I can say, now having seen it, absolutely WONDERFUL.” – Neil Gaiman (@neilhimself)

“There’s no question that Robert Kauzlaric’s adaptation is a full realization of Gaiman’s world” – Chicago Tribune

Set largely in the damp sewers and tube stations of London, the story centres on the hapless Richard Mayhew as he finds himself on a quest throughout the London underworld. On his journey he meets Rat-Speakers, an old Earl in his Court, professional assassins, black-robed monks and the Angel, Islington.

Heather Tuach, lead cellist with Southern Sinfonia, joins fellow Fitzwilliam Quartet member Colin Scobie (violin) for a hauntingly beautiful programme to include Back, Bartok and Kodaly.

This is a ten week course designed for the more experienced student. Artists will be encouraged to draw using all their senses, not just the visual. Each week subject matter will be provided and students will choose to develope their work in a variety of ways.

Students can work in sketch books and at a large scale using floor, walls, or easels. A variety of media, methods and materials will be explored, encouraging new ways of working.

During the term students will be encouraged to share ideas and offer positive critical discussion.