Viva Lewes Issue #134 November 2017
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NOV listings (cont)<br />
WEDNESDAY 15<br />
Building on Brighton's Open Fields, c1770-<br />
1850. Talk with author and historian Dr Sue<br />
Berry. The Keep, 2.30-3.30pm, £3.<br />
WEDNESDAY 15 – FRIDAY 17<br />
Lola Arias’ Minefield. Six Falklands/Malvinas<br />
war veterans who once faced each other across<br />
a battlefield now face each other across a stage.<br />
ACCA, 8pm-9.45pm, £10/£12.<br />
WED 15 – SAT 9 DECEMBER<br />
FRIDAY 17<br />
Glyndebourne backstage<br />
tours. 90-minute<br />
guided tours of the theatre,<br />
backstage, dressing<br />
rooms and more. £14,<br />
see glyndebourne.com.<br />
WEDNESDAY 22 – SATURDAY 25<br />
The Waltz of the Toreadors.<br />
Comedy set in 1910<br />
France concerning the<br />
strange enchantment of a<br />
waltz, a General and the<br />
Lady of his dreams. Ringmer<br />
Village Hall, 7.45pm,<br />
£8, see ticketsource.co.uk/<br />
ringmerdramaticsociety.<br />
FRIDAY 24<br />
Climate Change: Catastrophe or Hoax? Talk<br />
with Prof Tim Palmer, presented by the Liberal<br />
Democrats. Town Hall, 7.30pm, £3/£5.<br />
Headstrong Club discussion. Brexit and UK<br />
farming policy with speaker Erik Millstone. Elly,<br />
8pm, £3.<br />
FRIDAY 24 - SUNDAY 26<br />
New Stone Age Discoveries in Bexhill.<br />
Illustrated talk by Mike Donnelly of Oxford<br />
Archaeology. Lecture Room, <strong>Lewes</strong> Town Hall,<br />
7.30pm, £2-4 (free entry for under 18s).<br />
The Start of Something. A new play written by<br />
Jamie Lakritz, winner of best new play Woking<br />
Drama Festival 2016. All Saints, 7.30pm, £10.<br />
TUESDAY 21<br />
Tea with Nella Last. Hands-on event exploring<br />
the diaries of a Mass Observation Archive diarist.<br />
The Keep, 2.30pm-4.30pm, £7.50 (early booking<br />
recommended).<br />
WEDNESDAY 22<br />
We are Family. <strong>Lewes</strong> Area Welcomes Refugees<br />
present an evening of film and conversation<br />
about local people responding to the global refugee<br />
crisis. Main film is 'Calais, a Case to Answer',<br />
introduced by the director, Sue Clayton. Depot,<br />
7.30pm, £10 (includes a glass of wine).<br />
Winter <strong>Lewes</strong> Speakers Festival. Speakers include<br />
Anabel Inge (above), Katie Hopkins, Shrabani<br />
Basu, Alison Weir and Donald MacIntyre. All<br />
Saints, see speakersfestivals.com.<br />
SAT 25 – SAT 2 DECEMBER<br />
When we are Married. <strong>Lewes</strong> Theatre Clubs<br />
production of the JB Priestley comedy. <strong>Lewes</strong><br />
Little Theatre, see lewestheatre.org.<br />
TUESDAY 28<br />
<strong>Lewes</strong> Death Café. Conversations about death<br />
and dying. The Ram Inn, Firle, 7.30pm-9.30pm,<br />
free (donations welcome).<br />
Anabel Inge<br />
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