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Plymouth Arts Centre and Riverside Studios 1978 Cloud Nine Caryl Churchill Dartington College of the Arts 1979 The House David Halliwell Dartington Hall 1979 An Optimistic Thrust Company devised Nuffield Studio Theatre 1980 Cloud Nine (revival) Caryl Churchill Royal Court 1980 Say Your Prayers Nick Darke College of St. Mark and St. John 1981
1961 wurde in Dartington Hall das Dartington College of Arts gegründet, eine Kunsthochschule, deren Disziplinen u. a. Theater, Musik und Choreographie umfassten. Die akademische Zusammenarbeit erfolgte mit der Universität von Plymouth. 2008 wurde das College mit dem University College Falmouth zusammengelegt und nach Falmouth verlegt.
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25 de oct. de 2018 · The closure of Dartington College of Arts at Dartington between 2008 and 2010 excited huge passions, emotions, furies and arguments. For many people connected to the College and living in Totnes and beyond, these complex sentiments lie buried close to the surface of consciousness, and emerge – often unexpectedly – at different times and in surprising conjunctures.
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University College Falmouth incorporating Dartington College of Arts. In April 2008, Falmouth merged with Dartington College of Arts, adding a range of Performance courses to its portfolio. In October 2010, the University College opened its new Performance Centre, which combines teaching facilities with spaces for public performances.
20 de nov. de 2018 · The good thing was that the continuation of a unique approach to creative arts education was enabled at Dartington College of Arts when Visual Performance came into existence. Laced through Dartington’s DNA was the conviction that the arts had a function beyond the ‘self-criticism’ that the modernist critic, Clement Greenberg propounded in the 1960’s (Greenberg 1961) [2] .
