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Wed 7 Oct18:30
FreeKarina Pacheco, Carlos Fonseca and Erna von der Walde in conversation with Gaby Wood The modern world was shaped by stories of exploration, conquest, migration, trade and cultural…
Wed 7 Oct19:00
£8Award-winning writer Damian Barr visits Foyles to celebrate the paperback release of his newest book 'The Two Roberts' with James Cahill. Scotland, 1933. Bobby MacBryde is off to…
Thu 8 Oct17:00
£8Kim Cho-Yeop visits Foyles to discuss her work as a South Korean science fiction writer, with Barry Pierce. Kim Choyeop is a South Korean science fiction writer. She studied…
Thu 8 Oct19:00
£7Join us to hear author Damian Barr discuss The Two Roberts to celebrate its paperback release. This is an immersive, moving novel is a love story of art, class and devotion, based…
Wed 14 Oct18:30
£6.13Sara Mesa in conversation with Jorge Gárriz Join us for the presentation of Sara´s third book translated in to English and titled ¨The Family¨. Sara Mesa will be in conversation…
Wed 14 Oct19:00
£13Explore the hidden queer history of vampire mythology, from folklore to modern pop culture. Followed by Q&A. Why has the vampire, more than almost any other monster, become such a…
Thu 29 Oct18:30
FreeMarking the Centenary of Antoni Gaudí’s Death It is remarkable how little is known with certainty about Gaudí the man: the many famous yet dubious quotations attributed to him…
Thu 29 Oct19:00
£20.25"Trip-trapping over the Landscape: Trolls, Folklore and Popular Culture" with Dr Kaja Frank Summary: Though the word 'troll' now brings to mind online monsters and small plastic…
Sat 14 Nov14:30
£8.50In 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…
Sat 14 Nov19:00
£8.50In 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…
