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Contents Map Acknowledgments At aGlanceDiary Umbrella The BigSleepover The BigEatOut OpenHouses Artists’ Exhibitions Walks Festival Fringe Family Science Talks Theatre &Dance Comedy Festival Club World Music 57 56 54 50 49 48 44 41 37 35 32 30 27 18 17 14 10 02 01 Festival Box Office: 01227 787787378188 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk Moscow Philharmonic Exquisite Decadence

Orchestra Laure Meloy (soprano), Philip Eve (tenor), and Christopher Yuri Botnari Conductor Gould () present an intimate Nikita Boriso-Glebsky Violin evening of French Song. Settings of the poetry of Paul Verlaine will Glazunov Suite from Raymonda be interwoven with readings from Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in CLASSICAL MUSIC CLASSICAL sources contemporary with the D major poet, and from his correspondence Mussorgsky Pictures at an with Rimbaud. Alongside many Exhibition familiar favourites, the programme Three dazzling Russian works highlight the includes Fauré’s La Bonne brilliance of one of the world’s great orchestras Chanson, and Debussy’s as they make their Festival debut in the Ariettes Oubliées. splendid setting of the new Marlowe. Saturday 15 October The evening begins theatrically with Glazunov’s The Old Synagogue, King Street ballet suite, before our prodigiously talented 7.30pm young violinist tackles Tchaikovsky’s most Tickets £12 lyrical and virtuosic concerto. (Students & under 25s £6) Mussorgsky’s piano score for Pictures has been orchestrated by many, but Ravel’s version surpasses all others. His dazzling orchestral palette adds colour to the original, making this musical picture gallery come to life.

‘Nikita Boriso-Glebsky distinguishes himself with the depth of musical thinking, impeccable technique and a rare combination of elegance, OPENING CONCERT naturalness and uncompromising severity of Soweto Gospel performance.’ (La Libre Belgique) Choir Sunday 16 October Inspirational tribal, The Marlowe Theatre 7.30pm traditional and popular Tickets £34, £29.50, £24.50, £18, £11 African gospel music. See page 10

Festival Box Office: 01227 787787 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk Festival Box Office: Saturday 15 October Cathedral Nave 8pm 02 ‘Welcome back,OperadellaLuna!– The of Ghosts Ruddigore Tickets £16,£14 Theatre RoyalMargate7.30pm Admission free The Parson’s Pirates andThe Pinafore HMS A specialEvensongsungbythemen’s choir tomarktheopeningofFestival. company’s innovativeproductions of cleverly re-imagined production features as OperadellaLunarevisit Ruddigore all thewell-lovedsongsbutthisisG&Sas Festival Evensong popular classic.Ghostsandapparitions you haveneverseenorheard itbefore! ( Gilbert &SullivanmeetsRockyHorrorGilbert Sunday 16October Saturday 15October Cathedral Quire 3.15pm Canterbury Cathedral Choir Cathedral Canterbury take tothestageinaquiteliterally itshandtothis the companyturns the companysynonymous withwit, Dr David Flood David Dr in theirownuniquestyle.Followingthe inventiveness, colourandpanache.’ haunting taleofruralromance. This West Briton West )

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The Korros Ensemble Tickets £12 £12 Tickets Tickets £25,£20,£12 One Fine Day Fine One Tuesday 18October The Korros Ensemble istheunusual Theatre RoyalMargate7.30pm The doomedromance ofMadamButterfly Amanda Holden. combination offlute(ElizaMarshall), clarinet and foundedtheirgroup in2001. and Pinkerton, theAmericanNavalOfficer,and Pinkerton, is Madam Butterfly Wednesday 19October (Students £6,under 16sfree) one ofthegreat heart-breakers.Theirtragic stage includingthedramaticsopranoaria story spanscontinentsandculturesstory andisa promises tobeanintimate,beautifuland perfect introductionperfect toopera’semotionalpower. (Nicholas Ellis)andharp(Camilla Pay). Thetrio Stephen Barlow Stephen met asstudentsattheRoyalAcademy ofMusic most sumptuousmusiceverwrittenforthe St Peter’sMethodist Church 7.45pm Sung inanEnglishtranslationby Mid Wales Opera and Chamber Orchestra Chamber and Opera Wales Mid Britain’s bestyoungsingersinsomeofthe Presented by Presented Nicholas Cleobury conductsasuperbcastof Nicholas Cleobury Nicholas Cleobury heart-rending experience. by Giacomo Puccini by Giacomo . Thisbrandnewproduction Musicat StPeter’s

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Jan Garbarek Saxophone Festival Concert David James Countertenor Alda Dizdari Violin Steven Harrold Tenor Tom Blach Piano Rogers Covey-Crump Tenor Gordon Jones Baritone CLASSICAL MUSIC CLASSICAL Alda Dizdari is an inspiring individual and an incredible violinist. She left ‘A spine-tingling coup de théâtre sets the tone for Albania as a child to pursue her a mesmeric hour and a half.’ (The Times) musical studies in Romania, USA and . In 2008 she masterminded The inspired partnership of Norwegian saxophonist the first ever UK visit by the Albanian Jan Garbarek and Britain’s premier vocal group Symphony Orchestra with whom, The Hilliard Ensemble has produced consistently as soloist, she raised Canterbury inventive music-making since 1993. Officium Cathedral’s roof with an electrifying Novum, their long-awaited third album together, performance. draws its musical influences from Armenia, Greece Her recent triumphant appearance at and Estonia. Garbarek’s saxophone acts as a the Wigmore Hall was recorded for a free-ranging fifth voice and, while the programme live CD, Eastern Europe … is drawn from the Officium Novum disc, the order A Musical Journey. will not be decided until the sixth voice – that of the Her programme this evening Cathedral itself – has spoken. comprises Sonatas by Janá˘cek, Bartók and Ensecu; Pärt’s Spiegel ‘It’s hard to think of music more suited to the new im Spiegel and Brahms’ crowd- age of austerity: a soundtrack to snow, heartbreak, pleasing Hungarian Dances - devotion and sacrifice. The remarkable all performed with her customary combination of human voice and astringent, often intensity and flair. skirling saxophone remains as haunting as when the group’s debut album unexpectedly sold 1.5 Friday 21 October million copies 16 years ago.’ (The Daily Telegraph) Augustine Hall, Rhodaus Town 7.30pm Thursday 20 October Tickets £15 (Students £10) 1. Cathedral Nave 8pm Sponsored by Tickets £28.50, £25, £20, £15, £10 2. Sponsored by Festival Box Office: 01227 787787 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk Festival Box Office: 1. Jan Garbarek and The Hilliard Ensemble Image © Paolo Soriani 04 2. Alda Dizdari The Seary Charitable Trust The Festival Chamber Orchestra director's choice Movie Classics Odyssey of Love Anthony Halstead Conductor Created by Lucy Parham (piano), Jeremy Ovenden Leader with Harriet Walter and John Harle Saxophone Martin Jarvis Carol Basden Clarinet Ian Crowther Oboe Franz Liszt – keyboard virtuoso,

composer, traveller and insatiable MUSIC CLASSICAL Captivating classical music which has been used lover – led a life full of incident and in films will be exquisitely performed by the Festival romance. One of Britain’s finest Chamber Orchestra – as anyone who enjoyed their Lucy Parham is joined by performance of Albinoni’s Double Concerto last actors Harriet Walter and Martin year can testify. Such a fantastic concert deserves Jarvis in an entertainment which a sequel – and this cast of talented players just gets combines some of Liszt’s most better. The programme will include works by Mozart, ecstatic and expressive music with Barber, Bach extracts from his colourful letters and Glass, and diaries. At its heart is a portrait plus pieces of his relationship with the two most by Michael important women in his life: the Nyman and aristocratic freethinking rebel and John Harle. mother of his children, Marie d’Agoult, Saturday 22 and the bizarre cigar-smoking intellectual Princess Carolyne von October Sayn-Wittgenstein. Premiered at Shirley Hall, the Wigmore Hall in 2008, Odyssey The King’s School of Love was broadcast on national 7.30pm radio across the USA last year, and Tickets £18 garners praise wherever it tours. (Students & Sunday 23 October under 25s £9) Shirley Hall, The King’s School Sponsored by 7.30pm Tickets £18 James and Jenny Bird 1. John Harle Sponsored by Image © Polly Kerss 2. 2. Lucy Parham Canterbury Festival Foundation 3. Harriet Walter 3. 4.

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Chamber Choir Born in Tbilisi, Georgia, and discovered there at the age of 11 by Lev Markiz, founder of the George Vass Conductor Amsterdam Sinfonietta, 19 year old Sophiko Simsive Edward Kemp-Luck Organ studied at the Amsterdam Conservatory and is now forging a stellar international career. Her programme Choral music old and new: Purcell, Byrd, Górecki, will include works by Beethoven, Ravel, Chopin Tallis, Howells, Rutter, pieces sung at the Royal CLASSICAL MUSIC CLASSICAL and Prokofiev. Wedding plus a 60th birthday tribute to much-loved British composer Cecilia McDowall. Tuesday 25 October Sunday 23 October Shirley Hall, The King’s School 7.30pm St Clement’s Church, Sandwich 7.30pm Tickets £12 (Students £6) Tickets £15 (Concessions £12, Children £2) Sponsored by Mark Rake and Jill Jordan

Foundation Bursary Concert Albert Herring by For many young people becoming a professional musician is a dream. Access to Surrey Opera and Chamber Orchestra tuition, owning a quality instrument, and funding their studies are all challenges. The Canterbury Jonathan Butcher Conductor Festival Foundation raises funds to support young Joe Austen Director musicians in East , awarding bursaries which can make a significant difference. This evening’s Britten’s ‘seriously comic’ opera is packed with concert showcases the shortlisted players – in a witty musical invention whilst taking as its theme celebration of musical talent. The winner of the the composer’s fixation on loss of innocence. 2011 Foundation Bursary will be announced at A Suffolk village’s failed attempt to find a chaste the end of the concert. girl to become Queen of the May results in the For more information on the Foundation and crowning of Albert as an alternative May King. The how to apply for a bursary visit emancipation of young Albert – browbeaten by his www.canterburyfestival.co.uk mother and disapproving locals - is a triumph of 1. Monday 24 October parody and genuinely touching as his debauched 'rake’s progress' transforms him from a meek son 2. Shirley Hall, The King’s School 7.30pm Tickets £10 (Students £5) into an independent man. With a professional cast and orchestra, Surrey Opera continues its 40-year 3. Sponsored by tradition of sparkling, fresh and quality performance.

Festival Box Office: 01227 787787 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk Festival Box Office: 1. Sophiko Simsive The Sunley Foundation Tuesday 25 October 2. Benyounes Quartet Gulbenkian Theatre 7.45pm 06 3. Albert Herring Tickets £20 Tickets £12 £12 Tickets This young quartet cametogetheras This youngquartet Zara Benyoune Zara quartet prizes.Sincethentheyhave quartet Wednesday 26October (Students £6,under16sfree) of Musicin2007where theywonallthe Benyounes Quartet students at the Royal Northern College students attheRoyalNorthern Schubert Roberts Sara St Peter’sMethodistChurch 7.45pm Ravel Emily Holland Emily Presented by Presented been establishingafinereputation. Kim Vaughan Kim Brahms Britten

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‘First class in every way’( ‘First classinevery EVER!’ ‘The bestFestivalconcert Trondheim Soloists Tickets £25,£20,£15,£10 Thursday 27October This dynamicyoungchamberorchestra, recognised for Tchaikovsky The Sir John Swire 1989 Charitable Trust Charitable 1989 Swire John Sir The Andreas Brantelid according to oneregular customeryoumissed ascendant. Thiseveningtheyare joinedbyAndreas Brantelid, of defining artistic qualityinNorway.of definingartistic MultipleGrammy nominations and exciting international collaborations(Anne- nominations andexcitinginternational If youmissedtheTrondheim Soloistslasttimeatthe Festival– Cathedral Nave8pm Grieg Sophie Mutter, inthe JoshuaBell)placetheirstarfirmly Sponsored by Sponsored its quality, commitmentandenthusiasm,isattheforefront born in1987,oneoftheleadingcellistshisgeneration. born Haydn

Souvenir deFlorence Cello Concerto inCMajor Cello Concerto Holberg Suite Cello Gramophone Magazine ) Tickets £12 £12 Tickets Theatre Royal Margate7.30pm The Netherlandsare visitingCanterbury, An evening of wonderful tunes-some An eveningofwonderful combine their concert performance performance combine theirconcert can unitecommunities,the50musicians (Students &under 25s£6) Heerlen Royal Wind Orchestra special version of boundariestoo– spans international popular programme, Heelesje Wink (aged between12and65!)whomakeup with thetouristattractionsofKent.Their with 40oftheirfamilymembers,to In aclassicexampleofhowfestival Friday 28October the joyofmusicmaking. foreign and some familiar-celebrating the youngatheart. from Rafferty, RossinitoGerry withtheir this energeticwindbandfrom Heerlenin Ron Daelemans

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depicting aCaravanofAsianpeople crossing thedesert Canterbury Choral Society composer’s characteristicopulenceofsound. tobeoneofhisfinestscores: four Bells considered The a lastingimpression onallwhohearit. as oneofthegreatest 20 Battle on the Ice the on of theBattle score forEisenstein’sfilmofthesamename,depicts the popular favourite. under theprotection ofRussiantroops, itremains a Saturday 29October Canterbury ChoralSocietyreturnswithravishingRussian Canterbury Cathedral Nave7.30pm Canterbury Philharmonic Orchestra Orchestra Philharmonic Canterbury set (in Russian) to the poetry ofEdgarAllan movements set (inRussian)tothepoetry music toconcludethisyear’sFestival. Rachmaninov masterpieces, epicandintenseinitspower, andleaving Swedes andtheRussians,includingfamousscene On the Steppes in Central Asia Central in Steppes the tableau’ On Richard Cooke Richard Rachmaninov Edward Hughes Edward Boyle Philippa Prokofiev Sponsored by Sponsored Peter and Beryl Stevens Beryl and Peter Bells -allpresented invividanddramaticcolours withthe Cantata Alexander Nevsky Alexander Prokofiev’s Cantata Silver,Poe, depictinginturn Wedding,andFuneral Alarm heroic andultimatelytriumphantstrugglebetween the Michael Pearce Michael Borodin

The Bells Tenor Soprano On theSteppesinCentralAsia Bass Conductor Alexander Nevsky . Thisworkhasestablisheditself th century choralandorchestral century , writtenasafilm . Evocatively the baton of Maxime Tortelier. Maxime of baton the under Orchestra Lux by the Performed premières. world two with forces join Oehler Thomas and Fernando Samantha composers Emerging Reflected Reflets/Twice Deux 21Friday October 96. Opus Sonata GMajor Beethoven’s and Sonata masterly Rawthorne’s Alan includes programme (piano) Elwin's David (violin) and Angel David Duo Elwin Angel The October 20 Thursday by Ravel. Valse La of version two-piano original the to Fantasie Fminor Schubert’s perform Shipton Matthew and Burwell Kim Duo Piano October 19 Wednesday pop/rock. 60s/70s and Americana folk, by jazz, inspired music play (piano) Peck Nick and (guitar) Rozze Richard Duo Rozze Richard October 18 Tuesday accompaniment. harpsichord with by JSBach, Sonatas three perform (violin) will Kaine Carmel Sonatas Bach 17Monday October please contact01227782244. information For further HolmesRoadat1pm. North St Gregory’sCentre forMusic, Free at lunchtimeconcerts MUSIC DEPARTMENT LUNCHTIME CONCERTS

Gershwin’s Gershwin’s and Dminor in Invention 2-part J SBach’s Nutcracker The of arrangement Ellington’s Duke Band Big Classical The October 28 Friday Prize. Composition Festival Canterbury Followed by the presentation of the annual Edlin. Max by Paul directed composers, student Department by Music pieces Original Composers’ Competition 27October Thursday (clarinet). Hancox Grenville and (piano) Shipton Matthew soprano), (mezzo Parkin Catherine Lieder deutsche Sechs More and Songs Six October 26 Wednesday standards. and compositions jazz (drums) perform Clarke Vince bass) and (double Blanchflower Ollie (guitar), Rozze Richard (piano), White Perry Quartet White Perry Tuesday October 25 Franck. Cesar and Chausson by Ernest works (violin) perform Chatziiosifidis Stelios and (piano) Jones Rupert recital piano and violin Designs: Gallic 24 October Monday Director Mike Hamnett. Mike Director Suite Rhapsody in Blue in Rhapsody , plus arrangements of of arrangements , plus , presented by , presented . A new vision for music The St Gregory’s Project is creating dedicated facilities for music performance, training and rehearsal in the heart of the cathedral city of Canterbury, opening in 2012. Supporting our University’s well-established music department, highly regarded for its standards in performance, these facilities will benefit the cultural life of the community by: supporting the development of aspiring artists attracting musicians and musical organisations of international standing enabling increased access to, and participation in, music for all the community

In partnership with: To find out more about this ambitious and innovative project telephone 01227 782995 or visit: www.canterbury.ac.uk/st-gregorys-project 10 Festival Box Office: 01227 787787 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk WORLD MUSIC ‘Meticulous andunstoppable… Tickets £28.50, £25, £20, £20, £25, £28.50, Tickets The multiGrammyAward winning Twenty-four singersandmusicians Soweto Gospel Choir O deliver a flawless performance deliver aflawlessperformance concert hallsacrossconcert theglobeand alongside superstarsincluding of traditional and contemporary of traditionalandcontemporary show, Grace African spirited andspectacular’ spectacular ofsonganddance. spirit. Beupliftedbythisjoyful songs infusedwithirrepressible phenomenon. Sinceitsfoundation vibrant rhythm,movementand year’s Festivalwithabrandnew ( Saturday 15October Cathedral Nave8pm Soweto GospelChoiropensthis they havebecomeaworldwide to sell-outcrowds atthegreatest £15, £10 Sponsored by Sponsored Bono, QueenandStevieWonder. its renowned vocalharmonies, in 2002, the Choir has performed in 2002,theChoirhasperformed The New York New Times The pening Concert . Through ) Tickets £15 Alejandro Toledo This isaStandingGig This youngquintetismade down, dancingroom only. delivers themostexciting great totheFestival. start globe whobringtogether Argentinian saxophonist and singerAlejandro Toledo, experiences inacelebration Magic Magic Tombolinos outfit guaranteeastomping of musicwithnoregional and the performances Balkangypsy performances rhythms ofthisLondonbased your dancingshoes,asthe up oftravellingmusicians Saturday 15October music hastooffer. Bring this high-energyband from different ofthe parts their backgrounds and Westgate Hall 8pm Sponsored by Sponsored Don’t eventhinkaboutsitting boundaries. Ledby

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A majornewproduction ofAlanBennett’sclassic Quest for the Holy Balls The Thin Blue Line, The Thick of of Thick The Line, Blue Thin actor DavidHaig(The storytelling andstupidity,storytelling notforgettinganatomic royal drama.Acclaimedstage,televisionand film Slingshot Theatre, Theatre, Slingshot The Daily Telegraph Daily (The (Thu &Satalso2.30pm) Commedia dell’Arte getsa21 Commedia dell’Arte mixes politics, history andbrilliantcomedy.mixes politics,history Friends £4.50off top3prices) this uniquecomedypackedwithslapstick,stand-up, triumphant: amustseein2011. Monday 17–Saturday22 October Monday 17October bomb. Loud,rude,joyous,irreverent, violentand ) leadsatalentedcastinthisepicproduction that Fri 21Oct, 7.30pm Sat 22Oct,2.30pm Thu 20Oct,7.30pm ) st century faceliftin century Sponsored by Sponsored 'Best EmergingCompany'( isdoingformimewhatDerren Boy Brown‘The did The The The River People River The Tickets £12 £12 Tickets £12 Tickets 7.30pm This showisoutsideundercoveronthe Tuesday 18,Wednesday 19October Tuesday 18October The Boy with Tape isacharacterwith with Face his Boy on The come facetowithhisinnerdemons. exploring oneman's innerselfandthepotential –lostforwords. Boy and ultimatelyenduplikeThe and hilarious,SamWillstranscendsthebarriersof (Students &under25s £10) Little Matter storytelling, TheRiverPeopleweaveanepictale storytelling, universal appeal.Delightful,wry, many-layered Gulbenkian Lawn,sopleasewrapupwarm! wishing thisshowwouldneverend. Gulbenkian Theatre St Mary’s HallStudioTheatreSt Mary’s for change. the taleofamanwhoistrappedinanancient Edinburgh Fringe Review Fringe for magic.’(Edinburgh language andculture. You’ll laugh,you’llscream Recommended forages12+ tells Matter andlivemusicLittle Using puppetry Be entertained bythetwinkleinhiseyesandleave Be entertained battle betweenlightanddark,where hemust Fast gainingareputation forstunningfolk B o y with

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Canterbury Festival Foundation Festival House, 8 Orange Street Canterbury CT1 2JA Tel 01227 452853 [email protected] 30 Festival Box Office: 01227 787787 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk SCIENCE 3. Everything and Nothing and Everything 3. 2. Winston 1. Robert The Delights of Chemistry of Delights The 3. 3.

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(Students &under25s£10) £15 Tickets 8pm Shirley Hall,TheKing’sSchool Tuesday 18October as scienceitself. deals withissuesthatare asold ever increasingly technicalworld provoking insightsintohowour to share hisalwaysthought the precincts oftheCathedral the highlyappropriate settingof (2010).Hewilluse Inventions Our of History Arresting Ideas? An Bad (2005)andlastyear’s God of Story aspects ofitintheacclaimedThe religion andhasaddressed between science,societyand interest in exploring the relationship Winstonhasanenduring Robert God and Science Robert Winston science andthearts! intothefascinatingrealm between first journey attheboundary Welcome toScienceCentre Festival’s Stage,theCanterbury Science Centre Stage science andmathematics. by oneoftheworld’smostacclaimedcommunicators you onamagicaljourney. Anunmissableexperienceled music, theatre, sculpture, danceandmathematicstotake uses Nothing and musician Andrew Sparling.Everything Ker, withactorVictoria Gould,sculptorKateAllenand mathematician Marcus duSautoyandcomposerDorothy the19thstep present acollaborativepiecefeaturing Babel of Library The story ‘edge’? Isitinfinite? Inspired byJorgeLuisBorges’ What shapescouldtheuniversebe?Doesithavean Everything and Nothing Tickets £8 St Edmund’sSchool 10.30am Saturday 22October explosive, experience! You are guaranteedanexciting,and sometimes especially children, totakeanactiveinterest inscience. andencouragepeopleofallages,but both toentertain includes dozensofspectacularexperiments designed Chemistry of his incredibleshow. chemistry Delights The Us for Did Victorians the acting asascientificadviserforTV programmes, likeWhat Mike Hoylandhasspentthelasttenyearscombining The Delights of Chemistry Tickets £12(Studentsandunder25s£10) St Edmund’sSchool8pm Friday 21October , with travelling the UK to perform , withtravellingtheUKtoperform , multi-disciplinary company , multi-disciplinary Sponsored by Sponsored Tickets £5 St Edmund’sSchool 2.30pm Saturday 22October leading authoritiesongenetictesting. Goodfellow FRS,oneoftheworld’s andhearfrominformation DrPeter views ontheuseandabuseofgenetic session where youcancontributeyour Machine. Thisisfollowedbyanopen can beread insecondsbytheGene set inafuture whenyourgeneticprofile This eventbeginswithaminidrama tobuyinsurance? for ajobortrying discriminate againstyouwhenapplying outweigh theriskofitbeingusedto knowing yourowngeneticprofile Do thepotentialhealthbenefitsof Meet the Gene Machine Tickets £8 St Edmund’sSchool12noon Saturday 22October Recommended forages14+ through thescienceofmusicmaking. that takeyouonaguidedguitartour hisowncompositions performing other fascinatingquestionswhile Dr MarkLewneyanswerstheseand have amusicalear?Rockphysicist a Stradivariussospecial?Doyou How dowehearmusic?Whatmakes by aGuitar Hero Music: An Explanation Saturday 22October during thisshow. that theyhavea0.000043%chanceofdying Warning: Audiencemembersare advised chances ofdying. acclaimed comedyshowaboutyour Trust, todotheresearch andbringyoutheir biggest biomedicalcharity, theWellcome heard of.Sotheygotagrantfrom theUK’s risk ofdyingfrom somethingtheyhadnever subtract sixmonthstotheirlivesorhalve eating thisordoingthatwasgoingtoadd of reading ill-foundedstoriesabouthow comedian TimandraHarknessgotsick Stand upmathematicianMattParkerand Your Days are Numbered Tickets £10 St Edmund's School9pm Saturday 22October universe’s mostminormysteries. alcoholic beveragesthatreveal someofthe balloons, eggs,lemonsand,ofcourse, outexperimentsusing you achancetocarry science that’saround youinabarandgives like him)reveals someoftheextraordinary The great man(orsomeonewholooksalot spirits giveyouworsehangoversthanothers? Why wastonicwaterinvented?dosome An Evening with Albert (Students &under25s£10) £12 Tickets St Edmund’sSchool7.30pm £18 Joint ticketfor7.30pm and9pmevent 1.

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Carnival Parade All Hands Sponsored by The World Famous 300 young people have been working with Animate Artists on a vibrant ‘….a lone figure pulls on a thread starting a chain of events that transforms parade of beautiful art made from other her world…’ people’s junk. Led by the Lord Mayor of Canterbury, the Parade is a cacophony In a stunning climax to the Festival’s Opening Day, Pyrotechnics experts The of music and excitement from Dane World Famous give Canterbury a sneak preview of their new show. All Hands John Gardens to Westgate Gardens. is a pyrotechnic celebration of human collective endeavour, the inevitability of Join in or cheer from the sidelines! change, and the power of connection. Fire, fireworks, music and performance, but without the audience the show can’t happen. This is a work in progress, 5.30pm Carnival Parade from Dane creating a spectacular and moving visual journey – so expect the unexpected! John Gardens to Westgate Gardens ‘Can fireworks ever be art? In the hands of The World Famous they Street Entertainment 1.30pm – 4.30pm Canterbury City Centre certainly can…’ (Lyn Gardner, The Guardian) Make a Fish Kite for the Parade A free workshop for children (ages 7+) 7pm Toddlers Cove, off Whitehall Road, Canterbury CT2 8BG and adults. Admission Free RG Hills Charitable Trust Saturday 8 October 10am – 1pm The Beerling Foundation Festival Box Office: 01227 787787 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk Festival Box Office: Canterbury Adult Education Centre, To help develop All Hands, The World Famous is calling for your contribution and your Knight Avenue, CT2 8QA. thoughts about the performance. For more details on how to participate please visit Kent County Councillor 32 To book call 0845 606 5606. www.theworldfamous.co.uk. Leyland Ridings Scholarship students University ofKentMusic Friday 28October GrammarSchool Court Barton Friday 21October ChristChurch Academy Thursday 20October Kent CollegeSeniorSchool Wednesday 19October for Boys Simon LangtonGrammarSchool Tuesday 18 October HighAcademy Canterbury Monday 17October area. Admissionfree the from students talented by concerts lunchtime free Enjoy St AlphegeChurch,Lane,1pm–2pm,unlessotherwisestated. LUNCHTIMES AT THEFESTIVAL CLUB See page30 people ofallages. explosive experiencefor An excitingandsometimes Chemistry The Delights of St Edmund’sSchool 10.30am Saturday 22October Places are limited! Workshop (ages 6+)1.15pm–2pm. £6 Tickets £3 Show 12pm– Tuesday 25October children. Magic’ workshopforaccompanied Followed byaspecial‘How-to-do guestsinthisfunmagicshow.hairy Join him,Ednaandtheirspecial and hismarbles! day. He’slosthiswand,rabbit El Baldinihoishavingabad hair Business Baldiniho’s Monkey The Magical El Tickets £3 Monday 24October All ageswelcome. around theworldinanhour. storyteller, Gemmawilltakeus livelyandimaginative A wonderful, Gemma Hannah Storytelling with Half Term FamilyEvents (show &workshop) (show),

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Antigone A stimulating theatrical experience Fringe Stand-Up where one woman is eternally bound to Chatback Comedy Club presents her family, and the new King to his royal an evening of side splitting stand- duties. Antigone and Creon tragically up comedy, showcasing some collide under the oppressive regime of Saturday 22 – 29 October of Canterbury's most hilarious society and fate. FRINGE Tickets £5 (unless otherwise stated) available comedians with special guests from the Festival Box Office. from the London circuit! Thursday 27 October Tuesday 25 October St Mary’s Hall Studio Theatre, 7.30pm The Old Brewery Tavern, They F**k You Up and The ABode Hotel, Stour Street Then You Die 8.30pm Performance poets Captain of the Rant and Christian Watson take you on an outspoken Don Letts guided tour of their own personal apocalypse Along with Mick Jones, with wit, anger and a smidgeon of self-doubt. Don was one of the founding members of the Saturday 22 October Sounds of the Streets legendary band Big Audio Bringing together some of the south-east’s Dynamite in 1984. Tonight, The Jolly Sailor, 77 Northgate, leading turntablists, graffiti artists, dancers 8pm Don brings punk and and MCs for a hip hop storm of sub-culture! reggae together for an Wednesday 26 October awesome DJ set! The Ballroom, 15 Orange Street 8pm Friday 28 October The Farmhouse, The City Sound Project Dover Street, 9.30pm Experience everything across the musical Tickets £8 spectrum in Canterbury’s most iconic and unusual spaces – from dubstep in a church to indie in a conservative club! Wanton Words Ticket prices and details: www.citysoundproject.com and Burlesque Dawn Chorus Sunday 23 October Bombshells Join celebrated erotica authors Closing Party Elizabeth Cage and Penelope Expect the usual Furthur Friday and delectable Productions trademark of burlesque stars Miss Glory immersive visuals, interactive Poetry City Pearl and Miss Maybe for an environments and other- Poets and poetry will transform the city evening of exotic readings and worldliness, as well as the centre and unexpectedly, you might find glamorous performance certain crème de la crème of the UK yourself taking part! Keep your eyes on the to tickle your fancy. music scene. Westgate Tower as night falls… Monday 24 October Saturday 29 October

Saturday 22 October and The Ballroom, 15 Orange Street Jarman Building, 01227 787787 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk Festival Box Office: 8pm The University of Kent throughout the Fringe 8pm Canterbury High Street, all day 35 saturday 27 august 9.15pm free

multi award winning dance company Wayne mcgregor | random dance, extraordinary theatre ensemble pan Optikum & innovative soundscape artist scanner are collaborating to create this truly spectacular night time event. don’t miss it.

for one very special night, margate’s seafront will undergo a miraculous transformation. Watch as buildings come alive, the beach is lit up with stunning flaming structures and over a hundred local people take to

the beach to perform. BLINK margate is a celebratory event that Produced by: re-imagines not only the seafront but also the sea and sky beyond.

sign up for free updates at: blink has been developed in partnership with: turner Contemporary, thanet College, theatre royal, margate, blinkmargate.org kent County Council, thanet District Council, South east Dance, the Dreamland trust and University of kent.

Blink_CantFest_Adv2.indd 1 2/6/11 11:44:26 Saturday 15 October Sunday 16 October Tickets for all Walks are £7. St Martin’s Church and the Manor of Longport Birdwatching walk with the RSPB Part of Canterbury’s World Heritage Site from A guided walk along the north Kent coast to St Martin’s Church to Lady Wootton’s Green. identify waders and other overwintering birds. Numbers are Meet: 10am Lychgate of St Martin’s Church Meet: 10am The Sportsman public house, limited so book Leader: Martin Taylor Faversham Road, WALKS Duration: 2 hours Leader: Glynn Crocker early! Canterbury Commemoration Society Duration: 3 hours Canterbury RSPB Gateway to the Countryside Discover Canterbury’s rich and varied countryside Canterbury Cathedral Precincts by way of dedicated footpaths leading from the very An exploration of the area surrounding this heart of the City. magnificent building reveals many hidden treasures. Meet: 10am Canterbury Westgate Gardens, Meet: 10am Christ Church Gate, The Buttermarket CT1 2DB (grid ref: TR146 581) Leader: Maureen Ingram Tickets available Leader: Cliff Huggett Duration: 2 hours from the Festival Canterbury Archaeological Trust Duration: 3 hours Box Office. Canterbury Group of the Ramblers Autumnal Walk Through Woods and All durations are Orchards from Selling to Canterbury Explore the little visited historic landscape of South approximate. Watermills and Racing Streams . Picnic in No Man’s Orchard. Return by train Follow the course of the Little Stour from from Canterbury East (money required). to , exploring the history and wildlife Meet: 10.12am (by train!) Selling Railway Station of the river. Leader: Jon Shelton saturday 27 august 9.15pm free Meet: 10.30am Outside the village shop in Duration: 6 hours (bring a packed lunch) Littlebourne (grid ref: TR208 575) Kentish Stour Countryside Partnership Leader: Carol Donaldson multi award winning dance company Wayne mcgregor | Duration: 3 hours Dogs on leads Kentish Stour Countryside Partnership random dance, extraordinary theatre ensemble pan Optikum Bigbury Hill Fort - A Historical Explanation welcome Ramble round the traces of the Hill Fort destroyed & innovative soundscape artist scanner are collaborating to by Julius Caesar and walk down to Tonford. The Pilgrims’ Way - Meet: 2pm Car park below Bigbury Cottages - create this truly spectacular night time event. don’t miss it. The Fact and Fiction of an Ancient Trackway from left off Bigbury Road May be muddy. Follow the Way - Pilgrims’ Way to (grid ref: TR121 576) Suitable footwear and Canterbury and discuss the myths and the reality of Leader: Martin Taylor clothing required. for one very special night, margate’s seafront will undergo a miraculous the Belloc’s Old Road from prehistoric route to path Duration: 2 hours of medieval pilgrimage. Canterbury Tourist Guides transformation. Watch as buildings come alive, the beach is lit up with (Money for short train journey required). Meet: 1pm Chilham free car park, off A252 Some hills on route stunning flaming structures and over a hundred local people take to (grid ref: TR067 536) The Building Stones of Canterbury Cathedral Leader: Derek Bright - Author of The Pilgrims’ Way the beach to perform. BLINK margate is a celebratory event that An introduction to the stones used in the Produced by: and Director of Walk Awhile holidays building fabric, including their identification Duration: 3.5 hours re-imagines not only the seafront but also the sea and sky beyond. and provenance. Some stiles on route Meet: 2pm Christ Church Gate, The Buttermarket sign up for free updates at: Leader: Geoff Downer 01227 787787 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk Festival Box Office: Duration: 2 hours blink has been developed in partnership with: turner Contemporary, thanet College, theatre royal, margate, Canterbury Archaeological Trust 37 blinkmargate.org kent County Council, thanet District Council, South east Dance, the Dreamland trust and University of kent.

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Elham Valley Way through Charlton Park Goodnestone Church and Graveney now a military training area) Meet: 10am Blean Woods National past the manor house. Church. Back via Nagden and along to . WALKS Nature Reserve car park, Meet: 10am Outside Bishopsbourne Church Faversham Creek. Meet: 10am Entrance to , CT2 9DD CT4 5JB (grid ref: TR188 526) Meet: 10am Faversham Guildhall St Augustine’s Abbey, (grid ref: TR122 594) Leader: Jo Williams (grid ref: TR015 613) Longport, CT1 1PF Leader: Michael Walter Duration: 2.5 hours Leader: Ray Cordell Leader: Jenny Keaveney Duration: 2.5 hours Canterbury Group of the Ramblers Duration: 3 hours Duration: 3 hours RSPB Canterbury Group of the Ramblers Canterbury Group of the Ramblers St Margaret’s Street Wise, Wily and Wayward Women Glimpses of 18 centuries behind the James Beaney (1828-1891) Who starved to death rather than frontages of Stour Street, Gas Street, Some local landmarks in the amazing rags to relent? Who was wealthy and wayward? Canterbury’s Medieval Castle Street and St Margaret’s Street. riches life story of this Canterbury lad. Walk with me and we’ll see! Hospitals Meet: 10am Beside Abode Hotel, Meet: 2pm St Mary’s Hall (former church), Meet: 11am Lady Wootton’s Green, Some ancient hospitals withstood High Street, Canterbury Northgate, Canterbury CT1 1NQ the upheavals of Henry VIII's reign. Some still fulfil functions envisaged Leader: Martin Taylor Leader: Alan Barber Leader: Liz Findlay by their medieval founders. Duration: 2 hours Duration: 2 hours Duration: 1.5 hours Meet: 2pm Maynard’s Hospital, Canterbury Archaeological Trust Canterbury Archaeological Trust Hospital Lane (off Stour Street) Leader: Sheila Sweetinburgh Monday 24 October Wednesday 26 October Friday 28 October Duration: 2 hours Canterbury Archaeological Trust Autumn Bounty of Historic Harbledown Canterbury’s Archaeology Canterbury A to Z An interest filled walk: orchards, nut platts, A walk through the city’s history from ‘Inside-Out’ hop gardens, woods and an Iron Age Augustine to Zoar. Discover how they An archaeological exploration with monument. Finishing at 11th century have shaped Canterbury through the Director of the Archaeological St Nicholas Church. the ages. Trust. Exciting and informative. Meet: 10am The Old Coach and Horses, Meet: 10am Lady Wootton’s Green Meet: 10am Christ Church Gate, Church Hill, Harbledown CT2 9AB (off Broad Street) Buttermarket Leader: Babs Golding Leader: Andrea Russo Leader: Paul Bennett Duration: 2 hours Duration: 2 hours Duration: 2 hours (Lunch reservations: 01227 761330) Canterbury Archaeological Trust Friends of Canterbury Archaeological Trust Blean Heritage and Community Group The Village of Charing Parish Churches in the City Throughout the Middle Ages Charing Looking for the remains of the eighteen St Peter’s Parish belonged to the archbishops of medieval churches within the city walls Canterbury. Visit their palace and the On main London Dover Road, the parish and visiting the two still functioning. medieval church and village. included a prison, animal pound, exotic Meet: 2pm Christ Church Gate, Meet: 2pm Charing Parish Church The Buttermarket garden, mills, friaries and more. Meet: 2pm Westgate Towers Leader: Sarah Pearson Leader: Richard Ginman Duration: 2 hours Duration: 2 hours (Barratts corner) Friends of Canterbury Archaeological Trust 01227 787787 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk Festival Box Office: Friends of St. Mildred’s Church Leader: Janet Scott Duration: 2 hours Canterbury Archaeological Trust 39 Planning for the Future

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Lalo Borja Ersham Cottage Crows Camp Studio Canterbury Trail Calotype-style pictures of 16 New Dover Road Crows Camp Road scenery and human form. CT1 3AP 01227 455992 Bishopsbourne Maps / leaflets from: Canterbury Laura Mars HOUSES Visitor Information Centre, Judith Anketell CT4 5JH 01227 830878 Encapsulating the feeling of Images in oil and drawing Chromos and galleries. a fleeting moment. Janet Aldis media. Paintings, sculpture, wearable ARTISTS’ OPEN ARTISTS’ Lindsay Soord Clare Curtis art and demos. 60 Salisbury Road, CT2 7HH Exploring the Mirror Phase. Smokefired fragmented Julie Murray-Smith 01227 462142 Liz Welstead vessels and naked clay Seascapes, skyscapes, Tim Long Mixed media prints on sculptures. landscapes, pet portraits. Delightful objects. fabric and paper. Kath Hewson Clare Ruddock-West Lucy Stockwell Paintings. 87 Shalmsford Street Cellular, biological, enigmatic forms Works exploring erosion. Sarah Lord CT4 7RN and images. Lynne Spalding Janet Penton 01227 731461 Food and plant inspired Nudes and nature. 1 Foxdown Close, CT2 7RR ceramics. Colin McGowan Annie Rotter Ceramics, sculpture, paintings Mark Hargreaves 01227 769684 Colourful mixed media. and drawings. Midori Takaki Sculptor in metal. Angel Tirolski Ceramic animals, imaginary figures Mark Howland Digital photography – and tableware. Painting in terms of action, people and urban structure, colour and light. landscapes. 5 Ethelbert Road, CT1 3ND Mick Chapman 01227 769278 Inspired by the smell of 18 St Augustines Road Faversham Trail Andy Fisher Methanol. CT1 1XR 01227 762727 Maps / leaflets from: Screen prints and cardboard Neil Brown Sofiah Garrard Fleur de Lis Tourist sculptures. Alternative landscapes, Gillian Hughes Information Centre, Babs Jossi abandoned spaces, found Preston Street and objects. Ingrid Hurren Stylised illustrations inspired by the Three artists, inspiring the Library. Swiss art of Scherenschnitte. Neil Sloman contrasts. Ben Kidger Black and white imagery using film and darkroom Tassells Solicitors Flown, folded, fallen, furled, form, Samain Studio, weight, stone. experimentation. 20 West Street, ME13 7JF Bridge Hill Clive Soord Paul Wright 01795 533337 Ceramics and bronze. Figurative and abstracted Bridge CT4 5AS Ian Wessels Cryptozoology. sculptures in wood and 01227 830343 Treescapes Duncan Ferguson stone. Gerd Lovold Jane Bowell 1. Memories and natural forms. Ricardo Salles Sculpture Landscape reflections. Brazilian artist. 2. Greg Stobbs Tony Benham Jane Potter 2D illustration, sculpture and painting. Rob Black Ceramics Opulent original textiles. 3. Hugh Horsford We love cake… Manuela Marques-Clarke Keith Longford 4. Local artist who has exhibited in the Sue Fisher Jewellery Local painter of Kentish UK and overseas. Photographic works. Heather Defferary landscapes.

Festival Box Office: 01227 787787 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk Festival Box Office: 1. Andy Fisher 2. Tony Benham Jill Lebor and Kate Gooding Sue Freeman Mixed media Judy Shepley 3. Jeanette Newman Decorative and practical glass Textiles and mixed media Yvette West Kentish landscapes. 44 4. Anna Hart panels and dishes. inspired by organic forms. Mixed Media Eric Hayes Fleur De Lis Gallery 66 Abbey Street, ME13 7BN Polka Dot Art Centre, Bay Art Gallery, 47a William Street, CT6 5NR 10-13 Preston Street 01795 535746 54A London Road, Jan Cook ME13 8NS Martin Laurance Teynham ME9 9QN An exploration of time and memory. Open daily 10am – 4pm Mixed media landscape 01795 521167 Paul Mitchell Linda Kelly paintings. Colin Barnard Vibrant and colour-themed landscapes. Figure sculptures, oil paintings Val Honyben Figurative sculpture in stone, wood Jacqueline Elson and prints. Handmade original photograph and other. Soft pastel and digital imagery with prose. Anna Hart cards. Sioux Peto Nicholas Godsell HOUSES Sculptures with character and Recycled and upcycled art. Documentary photography. attitude. 6 Albion Place, South Road Anne Worrall OPEN ARTISTS’ Karen Young ME13 7LW 01795 534737 24 Cavour Road, ME13 8QX Semi-abstract landscapes in oil or mixed media. Original hand-worked fashion Dawn Holroyd 07793 351 337 Peter Arnold jewellery and embroidery. Vivid snapshots reflecting artist's Liz Vinson Glass paintings in mixed media nomadic lifestyle. A love of colour and form. 10 Beckett Street, ME13 7JS The Kings Arts Centre, Kings Hall, 01795 532089 Creek Creative, 1 Abbey Beacon Hill CT6 6BA Teresa Tanner Street, ME13 7BE 01227 374188 Paintings exploring allotments, 01795 536 686 Local amateur and professional art at its best. gardens, buildings, marshes, woods. Main Gallery Group show of participating Magnolia Cottage, 36 Downs Park, CT6 6BZ Sue Evans Faversham artists. Trail 01227 372306 Sundays open from 1pm New work, mixed media. Side Gallery Maps / leaflets from: MacKaris Min Langridge Jeanette Newman Interpretations of nature using machine Oil and mixed media. Michael Hempstead at The Bandstand, The Library, Aphrodite and Penelope: Women Herne Bay Museum, embroidery and mixed media. Teddy Kempster and Goddesses. Recent paintings. Council Offices and Artists’ Studios Bay Art Gallery. 36A Douglas Road, CT6 6AE Resident artists from Creek 01227 373483 2 Flood Lane, West Street Creative will open their studios. ME13 7JJ 01795 534493 12 Daimler Avenue, Studd Hill Rebecca Maturin CT6 8AE 01227 375411 Contemporary mixed media paintings and Lyn Powell Court Lodge, Church Road Poppy Westwood sculpture. Photographs that evoke Oare ME13 0QB memories and poetry. Colourful decorative mixed media Andrew Livesey 07828 309460 paintings, panels and bowls. Sculptor specialising in large installations. Seaside Sadie at the Railway Antoinette Luckhurst Sarah Smith Silver handcrafted jewellery. Textile artist specialising in wearable felt work. Hotel, Studio in Station Road 53 Hillman Avenue, Studd Hill Rose Dickinson ME13 8PE 07811 201229 CT6 8EH 01227 369314 Fine ceramics inspired by the Karen Simpson 9 Holmscroft Road, CT6 6PE Claudia Benson local landscape. Textile art and accessories. Vibrant creations re-imagined from 01227 373352 Nick Stewart discarded materials. John Davis Sea-inspired furniture and Local artist working in all media. Bowstring Bargain Books sculpture made from driftwood. The Pod, 8 Dolphin Street Preston Street, ME13 8NS CT6 5LY 01227 369231 253 Road, Beltinge CT6 6QT The Old Stable Block Mon – Sat 9.30am – 5pm Tim Leek Mandy Troughton Heselden Hats Wilgate Green Farm, Projected film of portraits of artist’s Sea-inspired glass jewellery and perspex 110 West Street, ME13 7JB Throwley ME13 OPW daughter. sculptures. Festival Box Office: 01227 787787 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk Festival Box Office: Every day 9.30am – 5.30pm 01795 892046 Emily Tull Cath Deeson Zana Bull Bombus Hand-stitched portrait on linen Locally inspired limited edition hand-printed Papier-mâché sculptures. Bespoke mixed media art work. and muslin. linocuts. 45 Walton House 32 Graystone Road The Beach Hut Whitstable Trail 4 Baliol Road, CT5 2EN CT5 2JX 19 West Beach Maps / leaflets from: 07834 169902 07973 865287 CT5 01227 272206 The Horsebridge Arts and Ben Dickson Jan Lewis Stephanie Brunton Community Centre. Elaine Green Textile ‘wearable art’, wall Colin Whitaker Nigel Aono-Billson pieces, glass jewellery. Paintings, prints, Lino cuts, wall art, faith and photographs and mixed HOUSES 167 Cromwell Road KCC Day media collage. CT5 1NF 07909 514171 fragility. Opportunities Services Alison Lee ARTISTS’ OPEN ARTISTS’ Modern portraits, nudes and Lucknow, 67 Northwood Longfield Close, Swalecliffe 110 Clare Road still-life pieces. Road, Tankerton CT5 2HB CT5 2SB 01227 769961 CT5 2EH 07782 210304 01227 275896 Jill Young Yvonne Fuchs 165 Cromwell Road Clare Jackson Work by vibrant Vibrant mixed media CT5 1NQ 01227 280 648 Sunny work shown in a straw environmentally aware art paintings: sea, boats, landscapes. Alma Caira bale studio group. Kiln fused glass jewellery and decorative objects. 59 Lucerne Drive, Seasalter 4 Athol Road, CT5 2EW 15 Fountain Street CT5 4SE 01227 276464 07956 053879 CT5 1HB 01227 264783 The Willows Studio Clare Tindall Katrina Taylor Maia Spall 16 Golden Hill (North) Drop in the ocean. Vibrant and colourful abstract Kate Adams CT5 1PR 01227 272746 paintings in oil. Tony Cartwright Peter J Bashford 28 Kimberley Grove Expressive, abstract Garden Cottage Anne B Whittle CT5 4AZ 01227 779135 seascapes and 24 Borstal Hill, CT5 4LX landscapes; photographs. Traditional, contemporary Estelle Jourd paintings: floral and local New work from summer 01227 278528 scenes residency at Cornish coast. Sarah Heap 161 Cromwell Road Sarah Boyd CT5 1NQ 01227 282462 52 Regent Street 6 Swanfield Road Encountering life: garden Paul Elliott CT5 1JQ 01227 771 067 CT5 4HL 07788 545580 oasis to shimmering faces. Marianne Fearnside Annie Taylor Anthea Clarke Patrizia Burgess 26 Island Wall, CT5 1EP Allen Reed Lucy Clarke Tom Swift 01227 265192 Janet Dance Jennifer Silverman Vicky Hageman Sarah Stokes Mixed media, illustration, Jill Dean Mixed media, video, paintings. Artistic engineering. Josephine Harvatt paintings, photographs, Grant Audley-Miller prints, ceramics. Jewellery, printing, silkscreen John Butterworth 36 Herne Bay Rd, Tankerton printing and woven textiles. Selina Firth CT5 2LL 01227 263599 Sue Carfrae Gallery 3 Barbara Drinkwater 128 South Street, CT5 3EL Chris Hunt The Horsebridge Centre 1. Colourful, acrylic, paintings and 01227 772083 Vicky Tenoski-Fenn 11 Horsebridge Road 2. jewellery. Whitstable themes. TOTALPAP - Paintings: light, storyscapes CT5 1AF Whitstable Open House 3. Justin Mitchell and Whitstable. 190 Cromwell Road Jewellery-prints. Showcase. Emily Firmin 4. CT5 1NE 01227 273665 Justin Guilday

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Little Bay Herne Bullers Theatre, Little Bay Herne Theatre Little Bay Herne 01227 760801. Monday 17 October to to 17 October Monday The Bible in English in Bible The Therapy at Home at Therapy Tickets £10 (£6 conc.) from from £10 conc.) (£6 Tickets The Precincts, Canterbury 2pm-4pm Canterbury Precincts, The Thu 27 October. Admission free. Admission October. 27 Thu Tickets £10 (incl.glass of wine or soft soft or wine of £10 (incl.glass Tickets Tuesday 18 October Tuesday An exhibition looking at the history of of history the at looking exhibition An An exploration of film and radical radical and film of exploration An Also showing Thu 20, Tue 25 and Tue 20, and 25 Thu showing Also and mainstream art and film. and art mainstream and work student film, amateur and archive any negative blocks holding you back back you holding blocks negative any years of the King James version. James King the of years In the Beginning the In drink) from the Festival Box Office. 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CT1 1NP 7pm Canterbury Cathedral Library, Library, Cathedral Canterbury Canterbury Christ Church University University Church Christ Canterbury Christ Church University, North North University, Church Christ Canterbury 7.30pm Canterbury God is a woman, Satan an X-Factor X-Factor an Satan awoman, is God St. Stephen’s Green, Hales Drive, Drive, Hales Green, Stephen’s St. Church, Stephen’s St. plumber aworried Noah and judge Exhibition free of charge but normal normal but charge of free Exhibition Powell Lecture Theatre, Canterbury Canterbury Theatre, Lecture Powell landscape to include consideration of of consideration include to landscape mystery plays. mystery from success and happiness. and success from the Bible in English to celebrate 400 400 celebrate to English in Bible the Using proven techniques to resolve resolve to techniques proven Using Department of Media of Department in this modern version of medieval medieval of version modern this in between film and radical traditions of of traditions radical and film between 01227 763505 and and 01227 763505 precinct charges apply. charges precinct Holmes Road Campus 7.30pm Campus Road Holmes Four events exploring connections connections exploring events Four 55 Havelock Street, Canterbury, Canterbury, Street, Havelock 55 Monday 17 to Friday 28 October 28 17 Friday to Monday traditions of landscape of traditions The Janet Seidel Trio - Seidel Janet The Experience Shakespeare The Australia’s First Lady of Jazz of Lady First Australia’s Tickets £12 from the Festival Festival the £12 from Tickets The English Speaking Union Speaking English The The Baptist Church, St George’s George’s St Church, Baptist The Tickets £6 (£4 conc.) from 01227 from (£4 conc.) £6 Tickets Tickets £7.50 from the Festival Festival the £7.50 from Tickets Jazz albums. 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Opera and Song and Opera of Evening An Umbrella: Street Margaret’s St Walk: Woods Blean at Wildlife and Colours Autumn Walk: Project Sound City The Fringe: Service Home Churchyard Tour Churchyard Laurence-in-Thanet St Umbrella: Writers its and Canterbury Walk: Beauty Natural Outstanding of –Area Chilham Walk: City Poetry Fringe: You Die Then You and Up F**k They Fringe: Umbrella: Home Front Bus Front Home Umbrella: Labyrinth Canterbury the Discover Umbrella: Umbrella: Ghosts in the Cloister the in Ghosts Umbrella: workshop percussion Txalaparta Umbrella: 11.30am- 10.30am 12 noon Various 8.30pm 8.30pm 2.30pm 3.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 7pm for for 7pm 7pm for for 7pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.45pm All day All 7pm & 7pm 7pm & 7pm 10am- 10am- 10am 10am 10am 10am 10am 9pm 8pm 8pm 4pm 4pm 2pm 2pm 06 06 34 05 30 38 38 35 35 35 39 39 22 22 24 21 31 31 31 31 18 18 15 15 15 12 51 51 51 51 51 51 Albert Herring Albert Tuesday October 25 The Tragedian The Dark Entry Dark The Vayu Naidu’s Ramayana Carte àla Shakespeare October 26 Wednesday Kate Rusby Kate Sophiko Simsive Bragg Talk: Melvyn Carte àla Shakespeare Theatre is This So Talk: Nigel Douglas The Tragical History of Dr Faustus Dr of History Tragical The The Dark Entry Dark The City the in Churches Parish Walk: Z Ato Canterbury Walk: Bombshells Burlesque and Words Wanton Fringe: Hannah Gemma with Storytelling Plucked… A True Fairy Tale ATrue Fairy Plucked… Molsky Bruce Walk: St Peter’s Parish Peter’s St Walk: Harbledown Historic of Bounty Autumn Walk: Drumming Rhythms Rich Streets the of Sounds Fringe: Talk: Claire Tomalin Earth to Fell that Orchestra The Benyounes Quartet Umbrella: Music for Autumn for Music Umbrella: Business Monkey Baldiniho’s El Magical The Stand-Up Fringe Concert in Mayall John Legendary The Walk: James Beaney House Manor Georgian a and Churches Two Medieval Walk: Umbrella: Looking Back at Hackington Hackington at Back Looking Umbrella: 1pm-2pm 1pm-2pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 5.30pm 5.30pm 5.30pm 6.30pm 7pm for for 7pm 7pm for for 7pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 7pm & 7pm 7pm & 7pm 12pm- 10am 10am 10am 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 2pm 2pm 2pm 1pm 06 06 35 35 35 33 33 39 22 39 39 33 39 39 39 23 23 23 28 28 28 07 24 24 24 16 16 18 18 13 12 51 51 Walk: Canterbury’s Medieval Hospitals Medieval Canterbury’s Walk: Warfare and Wells Woodland, Walk: Fringe: Dawn Chorus Closing Party Closing Chorus Dawn Fringe: A Clockwork Orange A Clockwork Chimanimani Society Choral Canterbury October 29 Saturday Royal Wind Orchestra Heerlen Orchestra Wind Royal Norwich Julius Talk: John Cut the Funk the Cut Sausage and Samosa and Sausage Songs –The Piaf October 28 Friday Fringe: Antigone Fringe: The Epstein The Urban Nomads Urban Trondheim Soloists 27October Thursday Umbrella: 2 Days Later Short Horror Film Horror Short Later 2Days Umbrella: Classes Taster Milonga and Tango Argentine Umbrella: Walk: The Village of Charing of Village The Walk: ‘Inside-Out’ Archaeology Canterbury’s Walk: Sherlock Holmes… The Death and Life and Death The Holmes… Sherlock DrumChasers A Clockwork Orange A Clockwork Letts Don Fringe: Al Murray Al Workshop Theatre Physical Boys’ Umbrella: Jazz at St Thomas’ St at Jazz Umbrella: Music and Poetry of Evening An Scatterlings: Umbrella: Shappi Khorsandi Shappi Walk: Wise, Wily and Wayward Women Wayward and Wily Wise, Walk: Faversham around Creeks and Churches Country, Walk: Maas Talk: Rupert from 2pm from 1pm-2pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 5.30pm 5.30pm 9.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 11am & 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 10am 10am 10am 11am 8pm 8pm 8pm 2pm 2pm 7pm 1pm 08 35 35 35 39 33 39 39 39 39 39 26 26 25 25 25 26 28 28 07 07 16 16 16 13 51 51 51 51 17 17 55 Festival Box Office: 01227 787787 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk FESTIVAL DIARY 56 Festival Box Office: 01227 787787 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Canterbury Festival Foundation supports the long-term long-term the supports Foundation Festival Canterbury The Mr andMrs JamesandJaneLoudon Mr andMrsRoddyLoder-Symonds Mr andMrsRichard Latham Mr andMrsIainJenkins The HonandMrsCharles James Mr DavidHumphreys Mr andMrsNevilleHilary Mr andMrsPeterHermitage Mr Darren Henley Mr AlistairGould Mrs AmandaCottrell and Mr andMrsMartin Mr andMrsChristopher Mr TimothyBrett OBE Mr EdwinBoorman Mrs JamesBird Brigadier &MrsMAAtherton Anonymous Presidents Vice MBE Williams Peter President Canterbury of Archbishop Williams Rowan Hon &Rt Rev’d Most The Patron (Charity no. 1097824) no. (Charity development of the Festival, and awards Bursaries to young musicians musicians young to Bursaries awards and Festival, the of development arrange and your generosity will help build the Festival’s work for future future for work Festival’s the build help will generosity your and arrange generations. your Will, please consider leaving a Legacy to the Foundation. Foundation. the to aLegacy leaving consider please Will, your amending or making of thinking are and Kent in Arts the value you If Nearly all charitable legacies are free of inheritance tax. It is easy to to easy is It tax. inheritance of free are legacies charitable all Nearly in Kent. in (The Cleary Foundation) (The Cleary Virginia Conybeare FRCS and NickiCalcutt Professor andMrsMichaelWright CBE Mr andMrsEvelynWright andLadyWorcesterSir Robert KBE Mr andMrsCharlesVilliers Mrs LobaVan derBijl Mrs JoTaylor Williams Mrs CamillaSwire Lady Swire Mr RichardOBE Sturt Mr PeterStevens Dr DavidStarkeyCBE The Reverend NicolasStacey Mr PaulSmallwood Mr Andrea Russo Dr MarkRakeandMrsJillJordan Mr andMrsJohnPlumptre Mr DavidPentin Mr Richard Oldfield Mr andMrsBenMoorhead Tim Townsend, Gardner &Croft Solicitor Hon all herwork. 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