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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190118T120000
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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/capstone-theatre-darren-henley-c
 reativity-why-it-matters/
SUMMARY:Cornerstone: Capstone Theatre: Darren Henley - Creativity: Why it M
 atters
DESCRIPTION:Milapfest are delighted to welcome\nDarren Henley OBE\nChief Ex
 ecutive\, Arts Council England\nto discuss "Creativity: Why it Matters"\n
 \n"Imagine a world without creativity. There would be no original ideas\;
  no advances in science and medicine\; no new products or services\; no so
 lutions to emerging problems." \n\nKeynote Speech by Darren Henley OBE\nC
 reativity: Why it Matters\n\nFriday 18th January 2019\, 12-1:30pm\nCapston
 e Theatre\, Liverpool\nThe lecture will be preceded by a short musical int
 roduction by Roopa Panesar (sitar) and Kousic Sen (tabla).\n\nMilapfest ar
 e delighted to announce a major speech by Darren Henley OBE. The talk\, wh
 ich is part of the annual Sannidhi Dialogue series at the Milapfest Instit
 ute of Indian Arts\, will be followed by a Question and Answer session com
 pered by Alok Nayak\, Milapfest's Artistic Director.\n\nCreativity is a po
 werful force in shaping and defining all of our futures. Creativity enable
 s us to fulfill our human potential and to make positive changes to the wo
 rld around us. Creativity drives innovation across the arts\, technology\,
  science and engineering. Creativity boosts our economy\, empowers our com
 munities\, enhances our education system and enriches our everyday lives. 
 Creativity is the catalyst that will enable the next generation to invent 
 tomorrow. Enriching lives and places\, creativity builds a stronger societ
 y filled with happier\, healthier people.\n\nDarren Henley OBE is chief ex
 ecutive of Arts Council England. His two independent government reviews in
 to music and cultural education resulted in England’s first National Pla
 n for Music Education\, new networks of Music Education Hubs\, Cultural Ed
 ucation Partnerships and Heritage Schools\, the Museums and Schools progra
 mme\, the BFI Film Academy and the National Youth Dance Company. Before jo
 ining the Arts Council\, he led Classic FM for fifteen years. He holds deg
 rees in politics from the University of Hull\, in management from the Univ
 ersity of South Wales and in history of art from the University of Bucking
 ham. A recipient of the British Academy President’s Medal for his contri
 butions to music education\, music research and the arts\, his books inclu
 de The Virtuous Circle: Why Creativity and Cultural Education Count (2014)
 \, The Arts Dividend: Why Investment in Culture Pays (2016) and Creativity
 : Why It Matters (2018).\n\nThis event is FREE but strictly by reservation
  only. To request your place\, please email Stephanie Martin (Marketing &a
 mp\; PR Manager) on stephanie@milapfest.com or call 0151 291 3949.\n\nBook
  Now
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LOCATION:Cornerstone\, Hope Creative Campus\, Shaw Street\, Liverpool\, L6 
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