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- and the Lilian Baylis Theatre are a prime venue for a wide variety of performing arts in Islington.
- returned to its original Islington home in 2003 and now offers a varied series of productions. The theater is accessible and supportive of people with disability. It has infra-red and induction loop sound systems for deaf patrons, while providing wheelchair spaces, and aisle seats for guide dog owners.
- has been a majpr force in puppetry and theatre since 1961. Last year they gave 579 performances to a total audience of over 63,000 children and adults. Their Education Programme works with schools, youth groups and Education Authorities and is a strategic plank in the theatre's ongoing work with children and young people.
- is a 115 seater theatre situated in Islington's historic, 19th century King's Head pub. The theatre was founded in 1970 by the landlord (Dan Crawford) and is a key local theatre venue.
- has been entertaining audiences in North London for over 70 years. They are a truly unique operation - the only full-time non-professional company in London playing in public theatres, staging some 18 productions a year.
- is a pub and theatre providing music, theatre, and comedy events in Islington.
- is a nine-year-old independent theatre just off the Caledonian Road in North London.
- is the key local venue for dance, music and photography, and provides studio space, classes, and exhibitions.
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opened in London in 1998. Its new home - a Grade II listed Georgian building - was restored with support from the Heritage Lottery Fund and contains six galleries, an art library, cafe and bookshop.
- are the UK's national organisation for the promotion of contemporary crafts.
- manages five courses focusing on Fine Art - Fine Art Foundation, Foundation Degree in Fine Art Skills and Practices, BA (Hons) Fine Art, Postgraduate Diploma Fine Art and MA Fine Art.
- provide a wide range of events involving poetry and new literature. Community events are run in partnership with the Library.
is a key music venue for Islington with a fast moving programme of events.
- is a free public information website for everything to do with music in Islington.
- is run by the Metropolitan University and supports art-based learning opportunities for hard to reach learners.
- has combined 23,000 square feet of Victorian warehouse space behind Angel tube, and provides 6,500 sqft of exhibition space, two loft-style galleries, and 20 artists studios, plus banqueting, conference and screening rooms, rehearsal spaces and a cafe.
- enabling disabled musicians and improving access to music by disabled people.
- promotes vegetarian Islington and its numerous veggie-friendly restaurants.
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