Christmas Shakespeare Days at Brinscall HallI (28th to 30th December)

Shakespeare Study Days at Brinscall Hall

28th – 30th December 2024

In this, our 35th year of Shakespeare study at Christmas, we will study Richard II and its poignant portrayal of personal downfall. We will have the opportunity to savour the lyrical speeches and enjoy its poetry.

“I have been studying how I may compare,

This prison where I live unto the world…”
Act 5 Scene 5

 

 

Come and enjoy the company of others studying the play and relaxing in the homely environment of Brinscall Hall from the 28th to 30th December. We shall spend time reading and discussing the play and watching videos of key scenes.
Attendance will be in person only and the charge for each day is £25 which includes lunch and refreshments. Each day will commence at 9.30 am and finish around 4.30 pm. Please have a copy of the play with you.

 

Brinscall Hall address: Dick Lane, Brinscall Near Chorley, Lancashire. PR6 8QL (see the map on the School’s website).

For further details please contact Robert McNeill robert.mcneill@copperbeech.me.uk;

 

 

 

Online bookings are now closed for this event. If you have any questions please contact Robert McNeill robert.mcneill@copperbeech.me.uk

 

Price

£25.00£75.00

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