Viva Lewes Issue #137 February 2018

FEB listings (cont)
SATURDAY 17
Talk with Julian Bell. Author of 'What is Painting?'
Paddock Art Studios, 3pm, £4 on the door,
free to members of LADVAA.
SUNDAY 18
Photo of William Shaw (above) by Kitty Wheeler-Shaw
Film: Margaret – directors cut (15). Part of
the Kenneth Lonergan Weekend at Lewes Film
Club. All Saints, 4pm (with a 15 minute intermission),
£5/£2.50 (season membership £25).
TUESDAY 20
WEDNESDAY 21
Making Believe. Talk
with crime writer William
Shaw, presented by Lewes
Literary Society. See pg
33. All Saints, 8pm, £10.
Mass Murder, Nazi Visions of Empire and
the Art and Writing of Arnold Daghani:
Documenting a Neglected Aspect of the Holocaust.
The Keep, 5.30pm, £3.
The Future of Police and Fire & Rescue
Services in Lewes. Opportunity to learn how
these two key public services are responding
strategically to new challenges and demands.
Lecture Room, Lewes Town Hall, 7pm, £3 (free
to Friends of Lewes members).
Over sixty years in farming: how things have
changed. A Think Tank meeting with Reg Lanaway.
Christ Church, 7.30pm, free.
THURSDAY 22
NT Live: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Rescreening
of the Benedict Andrews revival, starring Sienna
Miller and Jack O’Connell. Depot, 7pm, £20.
FRIDAY 23
How endangered is the honeybee and how
can we help? Headstrong Club talk followed
by discussion with Professor Francis Ratnieks.
Elephant & Castle, 8pm, £3.
SATURDAY 24
Early Brighton Photographs. Talk revealing
the earliest photographic images of Brighton
from the 1840s onwards, with author and local
historian Christopher Horlock. The Keep, 2pm-
3pm, £3.
No Petticoats Here.
Stories of First World War
women through song.
Louise Jordan tells the stories
of inspirational women
who challenged expectations.
Feel free to wear an
early 20thC (Suffragette/
gent) hat or costume to add to the atmosphere.
All Saints, 7.15pm for 7.45pm, £10/£8 adv.
WEDNESDAY 28
A Hospital Radio Success Story. Talk by John
Henty on his 1987-92 hospital radio show ‘Nice
‘n’ Easy’, and the celebrity guests he interviewed
(including Charlton Heston, Denis Healey and
Petula Clark). Talk will be followed by the opportunity
to hear some of the recordings. The
Keep, 2pm, £12/£10, contact visitsfotka@btinternet.com
to book, see fotka.org.uk for more info.
The Winter’s Tale. Christopher Wheeldon’s
ballet adaptation, broadcast live from the Royal
Opera House. Depot, 7.15pm, £10-£17.50.
Representing the People? Discussion marking
the centenary of the 1918 Representation of the
People Act, which gave women the vote in the
UK. Attenborough Centre, 8pm, £5/£3.
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