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Loving Earth Project – Stitch and Chat workshop online
Loving Earth Project – Stitch and Chat workshops online via Zoom Weekly from 27th May Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre is hosting a series of weekly stitch and chat workshops for five weeks, starting on Wednesday 27th May at 5pm. Lottie Percival will offer practical creative ideas for getting started on a Loving Earth panel and
Loving Earth Project – Stitch and Chat online workshop
Robert Phillips Gallery, Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre Manor Road, Walton-on-Thams, Surrey, United KingdomLoving Earth Project – Stitch and Chat workshops online via Zoom Weekly from 27th May Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre is hosting a series of weekly stitch and chat workshops for five weeks, starting on Wednesday 27th May at 5pm. Lottie Percival will offer practical creative ideas for getting started on a Loving Earth panel and
Loving Earth Project : Stitch and chat online workshop
Robert Phillips Gallery, Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre Manor Road, Walton-on-Thams, Surrey, United KingdomLoving Earth Project – Stitch and Chat workshops online via Zoom Weekly from 27th May Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre is hosting a series of weekly stitch and chat workshops for five weeks, starting on Wednesday 27th May at 5pm. Lottie Percival will offer practical creative ideas for getting started on a Loving Earth panel and
Loving Earth Project: stitch and chat online workshop
Robert Phillips Gallery, Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre Manor Road, Walton-on-Thams, Surrey, United KingdomLoving Earth Project – Stitch and Chat workshops online via Zoom Weekly from 27th May Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre is hosting a series of weekly stitch and chat workshops for five weeks, starting on Wednesday 27th May at 5pm. Lottie Percival will offer practical creative ideas for getting started on a Loving Earth panel and
Stitch and chat with Loving Earth Project
Loving Earth Project – Stitch and Chat workshops online via Zoom The last in the current series of weekly workshops Bring and share your ideas, questions, work in progress, cup of tea etc. and ideas for the future. Free – but advance booking desirable. details via the Riverhouse Barn website. Lottie Percival, who will facilitante
With Full Conviciton
Soundcloud and ZoomWith Full Conviction is a play written by a Sussex Quaker, Neil MacDonald, supported as a Concern by Sussex West Area Meeting. In the play, three marginalised people meet on a park bench and begin a journey in which they find the spirit of God. This play aims to build relationships and bring people together
THIS EVIL THING available online
Robert Phillips Gallery, Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre Manor Road, Walton-on-Thams, Surrey, United KingdomTHIS EVIL THING, written and performed by Michael Mears, is the compelling and inspiring story of the men who in 1916 said no to war; and the men and women who supported them; involving a gripping journey from a chapel in Yorkshire to the House of Commons; from an English country garden to a quarry
Feeding the Darkness:Online performance and discussion.
Journeymen Theatre's play about state-sanctioned torture has now been filmed. Quaker Arts Network has arranged for the writers and performers, Lynn and Dave Morris, to introduce the film. It will then be shown online, and after a short break Dave and Lynn will be available to answer questions and discuss issues arising . To join the event
THE PRIEST’S TALE
Sands Film Studio Sands Films Studio Theatre, Rotherhithe, London, United KingdomTHE PRIEST'S TALE is an adaptation by actor/playwright Michael Mears of one of the survivor’s accounts from John Hersey’s classic book HIROSHIMA. Father Wilhelm was a German Jesuit priest living in Hiroshima at the time of the first atomic bombing. His account is a compelling and clear-eyed description of his experiences that day and in
THE DOCTOR’S TALE
Sands Film Studio Sands Films Studio Theatre, Rotherhithe, London, United KingdomTHE DOCTOR'S TALE is a version by actor/playwright Michael Mears of NAGASAKI 1945, an account by a young doctor working in a small hospital in Nagasaki at the time of the second atomic bomb, detailing how he and his few staff, with very limited supplies, survived that day and the following weeks. At 7.30pm on