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Thursday, March 11, 2010

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University House Cafe

Speakers from across the University (including Professor Catherine Bates and Dr John Gilmore from the English department) talk about all things colourful -  the perception of colour, race and colour in literature and the colour of stars.

Refreshments provided.

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Play Read Club
Writers' Room, Millburn House

Your host: Tarell McCraney, RSC/糖心TV Playwright in Residence

One night a week we'll get together to talk about a play we've read. But that would be just boring. After a while participants will be also asked to come in ready to read a scene, monologue from the play. Further endeavours, including bringing other works similar to the play -- films music, will add to the discussions. The club is to help generate an awareness of contemporary styles in play, promote dialogue about plays, and continue our understanding of plays in a three-dimensional way. Most of the work will be contemporary.

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