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Fri 25 Sept

1 event

Poetry Club: Anthony Joseph & Rachel Long
The Coronet TheatreW11
Fri 25 Sept19:30
£20
Talk · Talk
A speaker who knows more about this than anyone else in the room, including the other speakers.
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Tue 29 Sept

1 event

An American in London: A Celebration Alison Lurie
British LibraryNW1
Tue 29 Sept19:00
£8
Talk · Talk
Celebrate 100 years of Alison Lurie, the Pulitzer Prize–winning American author whose sharp wit redefined modern literary satire. Join Amanda Craig, Elly Griffiths, and Nicholas Tucker for a lively panel conversation chaired by Rosie Goldsmith, with special contributions from Antonia Fraser, Peter Eyre, and Margaret Drabble, as this centenary celebration brings together writers, scholars and readers to honour Lurie’s enduring legacy and the timeless relevance of her work.Best known for novels such as The War Between the Tates and Foreign Affairs, Lurie explored the complexities of personal relationships, academia, and British and American culture with intelligence and humour.The evening will feature readings from Lurie’s most celebrated works, alongside reflections from contemporary writers and critics on her influence and significance. The discussion will delve into her themes of love, adultery, power, and women's lives, while also examining her contributions to children’s literature. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in an open Q&amp;A, sharing their own perspectives on Lurie’s writing and its impact.Whether you are a long-time admirer or new to her work, this centenary celebration offers a unique chance to rediscover Alison Lurie’s voice, one that continues to challenge and delight.
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Sat 14 Nov

2 events

An Audience with Virginia Woolf: Writing One's Mind
Wilton's Music HallE1
Sat 14 Nov14:30
£8.50
Talk · 70m · Talk
In this compelling new play, Virginia Woolf delivers a withering critique of patriarchy, laying bare her brilliant, complex mind. Drawing from her novels The Waves, Orlando and To the Lighthouse and her polemic essay A Room of One’s Own , Woolf dips into her own stream of consciousness to reveal her
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An Audience with Virginia Woolf: Writing One's Mind
Wilton's Music HallE1
Sat 14 Nov19:00
£8.50
Talk · 70m · Talk
In this compelling new play, Virginia Woolf delivers a withering critique of patriarchy, laying bare her brilliant, complex mind. Drawing from her novels The Waves, Orlando and To the Lighthouse and her polemic essay A Room of One’s Own , Woolf dips into her own stream of consciousness to reveal her
Tickets