Literature Lecture: Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
Written in 1931, long before Orwell’s ‘1984’, is this future dystopia becoming more and more a probability?
Written in 1931, long before Orwell’s ‘1984’, is this future dystopia becoming more and more a probability?
The recent television production of Atwood’s dystopia has overshadowed the quality of her actual book. Come and discover what she really said and what the implications are.
Flute and harp recital by Lisa Nelsen and Eleanor Turner Please note, this is a change from the original programme We are very fortunate to have these two highly acclaimed […]
Here we witness the terrible consequences of ‘hubris’: the elderly Lear’s belief in his own rightness and his actual total failure to read basic human nature.
Violin and Piano Performance by Steve Robbings and Christine Townsend
A discussion of the works of two of Britain's greatest poets, the story of whose tragic lives has all too often overshadowed the beauty of their work.
Duo Azure - Harp and Violin
Recently made popular by television, this is the novel that made Thackeray a household word. Let’s enjoy Becky Sharpe and her worldly progress through unscrupulous ambition.
Classical Tenor accompanied by accoustic guitar
An Italian medieval murder mystery with a Sherlock Holmes-like monk hero and an esoteric puzzle at its core. Come and enjoy a different type of Baskerville.
Classical Tenor accompanied by accoustic guitar
Duo Dunamis offer a beautiful afternoon concert on violin and piano.
Jonathan Richards offers a beautiful afternoon concert on classical guitar.
A wonderful afternoon concert on harp and flute with the renowned Aquilae Duo.
A wonderful afternoon concert with the Kassia Trio, a modern re-invention of the piano trio.