Unruly Woman premiere at the Gender and Medieval Studies Conference
Donations go the Kate Westoby Travel Fund
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Corpus Christi College, University of Oxford Merton Street, Oxford
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Broken Shells at Wolverhampton Literature Festival
Bantock House Finchfield Road, WolverhamptonBROKEN SHELLS: A MEDIEVAL SEA STORY Bantock House Museum, Wolverhampton Sat 27th January - 1.30pm 60mins £8 / £6 concessions - Available online from here, tel 0870 320 7000 or in person from Wolverhampton Art Gallery. --------------------------------------------- In a little room in Rome, a bride sits at her window. The deep windowsill is covered with […]
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Broken Shells at Sheffield Story Forge
The Fat Cat 23 Alma Street, Sheffield7:30 doors open for 8pm start. Donations on the door.
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Unruly Woman at the 18th International Summer School and Symposium on Humour and Laughter
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Unruly Woman at Durham University
Joachim Room, College of St Hild and St Bede DurhamJoachim Room, College of St Hild and St Bede, 6.15-7.30pm ‘Unruly Woman’ will be performed as a public accessible part of the MEMSA conference. This is a free event, but if you would like to make an optional donation in aid of Harbour refuges, you can do so while booking your place on the conference. […]
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Storytelling workshop for the ‘Seven Sages’ research project, University of St Andrew’s
University of St Andrew'sA tailored workshop on storytelling with challenging medieval texts. Commissioned by the University of St Andrew’s for artist practitioners working on their ‘Seven Sages’ project.
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Yde and Olive at the Société Internationale pour l’étude du théâtre médiéval Colloquium, University of Fribourg
Yde and Olive will be told as a public event as part of the conference. Details for bookings coming soon.
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Yde and Olive at Leamington Literary Society
Oddfellows Hall, 22 New Street, Leamington Spa CV31 1HP Booking details: https://searchout.warwickshire.gov.uk/group/251/leamington-literary-society The baby’s first clothes were wide bands of wool. Their small limbs were bound, tenderly and close, to help them grow strong. To help them grow straight. From their cradle, they could hear the uttered prayers of a priest, the rush […]
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The Bayeux Tapestry: The Full Yarn at Wolverhampton Literature Festival
Bantock House Finchfield Road, WolverhamptonThe beasts of battle gather in the tapestry borders.Ravens, wolves, eagles. All creatures – common, fantastic, wild, domestic – hold their stitched breath as the battle gathers Waiting. Until at last, William and Harold face each other over some few feet of linen. The embroidered King wants to finish his church at Westminster. The English […]
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