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SUMMARY:Homer's 'The Odyssey'\, from the Factory
DESCRIPTION:This is recommended! Every performance different\, audience participation… \nTry this review\, for an idea. \nFrom The Factory‘s own site… \nThe Factory is an actor led collective who redefine live theatre. No sets\, no costumes\, no props. Just imagination\, passion and a whole lot of spontaneity. Each performance is different for the audience and the actors. Often informed by obstructions and instructions\, the Factory present unique re-imaginings of the stories we think we know. \nSince 2007\, over 17\,000 people have seen The Factory’s acclaimed\, one night-only version of Hamlet. The Factory have also produced acclaimed versions of The Seagull and The Odyssey as well as an original full length play\, Boiling Frogs\, and a specially commissioned piece\, Bugs\, for Wilderness Festival in 2011. Their new-writing show Round 1 was produced in collaboration with Hampstead Theatre. The follow up show\, Round 2\, played for three months in Hoxton\, London as well as at the Latitude and Secret Garden Party festivals. \nFor more information\, visit the website\, Facebook Page or Twitter Feed.
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LOCATION:CLF Art Cafe AKA The Bussey Building\, 133 Rye Lane\, Peckham\, London\, SE15 4ST\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Antigone performance at Stonyhurst College
DESCRIPTION:Splendid Productions’ performance of Antigone: all welcome. \nVENUE: Stonyhurst College\, Near Clitheroe\, Lancashire BB7 9PZ \nTIME: Tuesday 14th January\, 2:30PM \nCOST: £3 per pupil (accompanying teachers free) \nPlease contact Judith Parkinson\, Head of Classics on j.parkinson@stonyhurst.ac.uk \n 
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LOCATION:Stonyhurst College\, Clitheroe\, Lancashire\, BB7 9PZ\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:St John’s College Classics and Ancient History Essay Competition
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to announce that the St. John’s College Classics and Ancient History Essay Competition will run once again during the academic year 2013/14. \nThe competition is open to all students currently studying in Year 12 anywhere in the UK\, and is designed to give students of any subject the opportunity to write an essay on the classical world – whether they have previously studied classics or not. \nStudents can choose from four essay titles that have been chosen to encourage the widest possible approach to investigation of the ancient world; topics include ancient history\, archaeology\, ancient literature\, and philosophy. The best essay in each of the four categories will be awarded a £75 book token and the overall winner will receive an additional £50 book token. Over the four years it has been running the competition has gone from strength to strength\, with over 100 entries received last year. \nAll entrants receive a certificate and an invitation to attend a Classics Study Afternoon at St John’s in April. At the study afternoon students will experience life as an Oxford student: participating in seminars using ancient artifacts and having the chance to quiz tutors and current students about their degrees. Many also take the opportunity to visit the world-renowned Ashmolean museum.. \nEntry to the competition is now open\, and the deadline for entries is 4pm on Thursday 27th February 2014. For full details\, including essay titles and submission guidelines see: www.sjc.ox.ac.uk/classicsessay.
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LOCATION:St John’s College\, St Gile's\, Oxford\, OX1 3JP\, United Kingdom
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