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1. Spring Rising Exhibition at Heston Library

About: This exhibition of work by artist Tanvi Kant is based on a selection of original hand cut, pasted and stitched collages, and assemblage works made with found, natural objects.

This inspiring collection of reproduction prints shows Tanvi’s love of nature and colour.

When making her collages, Tanvi shifts and moves the fragments that make up each work; placing and combining them together, until there is a moment where she pauses, and decides to stop.

This pause becomes a suspension in time – and material – capturing static forms as if in movement.

When: See website for times.

Where: New Heston Rd, Heston, Hounslow TW5 0LW

Price: Free!

More information here.

2. Julius Caesar

About: Populism. Polarisation. Post-Truth. Caesar returns to Rome in triumph and is set to tear the Republic apart.

The Senators, Brutus and Cassius, conspire to assassinate him to save their democracy; but with no plan for what comes after.

Differing motives soon become apparent when principles collide with jealousies and an inescapable political truth.

The ambitious Mark Antony turns public opinion against the assassins and plunges the state into civil war.

When: 26 April to 4 May.

Where: 12 Mattock Ln, London W5 5BQ

Price: See website for prices

More information here.

3. Celebrating Puccini

About: A centenary recital in homage to Giacomo Puccini with outstanding Italian musicians, Giuseppe De Luca, baritone and Antonio Morabito, piano in a programme of songs and arias by Puccini and Tosti, interspersed with lyrical pieces for solo piano by Chopin.

When: Sat, 27 April. Doors open 7pm. Concert begins 7.30pm.

Where: St Peter's Acton Green, Southfield Road W4 1BB.

Price: Tickets £15, £7.50 under 25s and students

More information here

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