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EVENTS

IN CELEBRATION
A series of performances, lectures and celebrity interviews celebrating Art, Culture and Society, in aid of The Fan Museum, Greenwich

In Celebration! has been especially devised to allow audiences to meet distinguished personalities from the worlds of arts and entertainment, and to enjoy informed conversations and performances in the intimate setting of one of London's most beautiful and historic buildings. All guests will also enjoy light refreshments and gain special VIP entry to private showings of the museum's latest exhibition on the evening of each event.

Thursday 16th September 2010
Jacqueline Morris Medley of Rhymes & Verses

Jackie Morris

From 5.30pm to view the exhibition
6.30pm (sharp) “performance”starts

Another faithful Friend of The Fan Museum and fan collector, Jacqueline Morris, will present a medley of her own inimitable rhymes and verses


Wednesday 27 October 2010
Meeting Mark or 33 Encounters in Two Acts,
International Premiere of a Play by Adrian Drew
(click title for more info)

Meeting Mark

6.30pm to view the current exhibition
7.30pm. The performance (2 hrs and 30 minutes) starts

Who is the mysterious Mark and why does he have such a powerful influence on all those around him? Join us for the international premiere showcase of this new controversial play by Adrian Drew. (Not suitable for persons under the age of 18).


Monday 22 November 2010
Gerald Dickens: Readings from the Works of Charles Dickens

Event starts at 7pm, Entry to Museum from 6.30 pm.

Bringing to life the world of Charles Dickens, Gerald Dickens will once again entertain an audience at The Fan Museum with a selection of readings from his great-great-grandfather’s works.

 


For more information and to make bookings, please call The Fan Museum on 020 8305 1441 or email admin@fan-museum.org
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