The History of Opera by Jamie Hayes – Thursday 7 September
A fascinating lecture of how opera began, developed and spread worldwide; from 1600 to the present day. Illustrated with musical[…]
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A fascinating lecture of how opera began, developed and spread worldwide; from 1600 to the present day. Illustrated with musical[…]
Read moreWith music and lyrics by Maury Yeston and a book by Peter Stone, Titanic The Musical is based on real[…]
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Read moreTimothy Walker, former Director of the Oxford University Botanic Garden, will give three lectures : Broadening the Palette – the[…]
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Read moreOur 2023 tour will take us to see the wonderful artistic and architectural heritage of Madrid, together with Toldedo, one[…]
Read moreAlice provides a painter’s perspective on famous artworks from the 17th to the 21st centuries. Rembrandt and Turner are revealed[…]
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Read moreThis lecture focuses on the design impact of the Great Exhibition and the need for a ‘legacy institution’ in the[…]
Read moreE H Shepard loved Christmas, and this lecture describes, including his own words, much of the magic and joy of[…]
Read moreTheatrical Scene design is one of the world’s most beautiful and lively art forms. In his talk, Bertie looks at[…]
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