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Contents Map Acknowledgments At AGlanceDiary Umbrella Events OpenHouses Artists’ The BigSleepover The BigEatOut& Walks Exhibitions Festival Club Lunchtimes Festival Fringe Film Family Parade Festival Carnival Talks Literature World Music Comedy Theatre &Dance Opera Classical Music Cathedral Play 54 -55 50 -52 46 -49 44 -45 41 -43 37 -40 34 -36 26 -27 22 -24 20 -21 12 -18 4 -10 2 -3 57 56 32 31 30 29 28 25 11

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‘infernal language’. ‘infernal Tickets £27 £23£18£14£10 The story ofFaust’sencounterwiththedevil The story The score ispackedwithvividanddramatic downfall inPandemonium,asthechoirof challenged manyRomanticcomposers, all lieswithBerlioz,whoseDamnationof epic, fulloflonginganddrama.Itdepicts exceptional variety, boldnessandgreat Victoria Simmonds Canterbury Philharmonic Canterbury Choral Society Orchestra writing forthesolocharacters,chorusand Saturday 11 October Graeme Danby Graeme Sponsored by Cathedral Nave7.30pm the ‘damnedanddevils’callsoutinits this year’sFestival. Richard Cooke Richard Peter Hoare Peter large-scale orchestra, remarkable forits Europe, hisloveofMarguerite,andfinal including Schumann,LisztandMahler. Perhaps thefinestandgrandestsettingof beauty. Asuitablytheatricalopeningfor Faust’s journey throughof Faust’s journey thecountryside andevocative Faust givesusapowerful Benjamin Bevan Benjamin Berlioz

Conductor Mephistopheles Faust Marguerite La Damnation de Faust de Damnation La Brander (C11) “Meditations” the choir performs “Meditations” thechoirperforms The City Tickets £14 Tavener, McDowall andTippett. Admission free Jo Harris Jo A specialFestivalEvensong anniversary yearofhisdeath. anniversary Festival Evensong Cathedral Choir Canterbury (£12 concessions£2children) Vaughan Williamsinthe50th ofinfluential on thebirthday Chamber Choir works byVaughan Williams, In aprogramme ofmusical Sunday 12October Sunday 12October Sandwich 7.30pm Sandwich Church, Clement’s St George Vass George of Canterbury Cathedral Quire3.15pm Edward Kemp-Luck Edward British composerRalph Dr David Flood David Dr Purcell, MacMillan, Martin,

trumpet Conductor organ Director (S12) Tickets £15 £10 The Festival is delighted to welcome Yuri Gandelsman James and Jenny Bird Bird Jenny and James

An exceptional opportunity tohear An exceptionalopportunity Aviv Quartet and save £5. save and Quartet Aviv century of performing successand ofperforming century chamber ensembles.Withhalfa an extensive recording legacy, three Fine Quartet Arts (Chicago) of the Quartet’s currentof theQuartet’s members of today’smostdistinguished playing theyare simplyunrivalled. (Some seatshavearestricted view) Sunday 12October Chicago’s Fine Arts Quartet -one Quartet Chicago’s FineArts musicianship andensemble Sponsored by Cathedral Western Crypt8pm them inCanterbury. for nearlytwenty-fiveyears.For Quartet Ticket Offer: Ticket Quartet Wolfgang Laufer Wolfgang Evans Ralph Efim Boico Efim have now been performing together have nowbeenperforming Mendelssohn Herrmann Bernard Beethoven ticket for Fine Arts Quartet and and Quartet Arts Fine for ticket String Quartet Op44 No1 String Quartet Echoes (1965) String Quartet Op18No1 String Quartet

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Director (C15) th and Admission free digital age,are welosing discussion willexplore the Ahead of the performance Ahead oftheperformance Space Listening to the performance changehow performance natural acoustic? relationship betweenwhatwe we perceive it?Inthis Friday 17October Cathedral Eastern Crypt Crypt Eastern Cathedral the significanceofavenue’s 6.20pm 6.20pm How doesthespace in whichwelistentoa but bookingadvised by AcousticTriangle, this holders for concert (C17) holders forconcert hear andwhere wehearit. (C17a) to ticket

‘World-class passionate and virtuosi...exquisitely ‘Together theymakethemostbeautifulsound,so ‘Adventurous, eclectic,frequently breathtaking… Tickets £25£15£8 Acoustic Triangle – The super-trio ofMalcolmCreese, Tim Garland Tim Garland Tim classical, folkandjazzstyles. composed someextraordinarynewmusiccontaining and GwilymSimcockhasteamedupwithsix echoes of ancient themes infused with contemporary echoes ofancientthemesinfusedwithcontemporary 3 Dimensions spacious andmelting.’ sounds emanatingfromnookandcranny almostevery undisputed mastersofthegame.’ www.acoustictriangle.com world-class stringplayers,includingthesuperb Canterbury, andyoungstarpianistSimcockhave Gwilym Simcock Friday 17October Sponsored by Cathedral Nave 7.30pm Nave Cathedral Cara Berridge Charlotte Scott, Emma Parker Emma Scott, Charlotte thought-provoking music.Expecttohearglorious three-dimensional feastofmelodicand tour. SaxophonelegendGarland,whohailsfrom Robin Ashwell Robin Kent-based Sacconi String Quartet, foramajorUK Kent-based SacconiStringQuartet, inspired’ Nine virtuoso playerspresentNine virtuoso aunique in the Cathedral during this very specialconcert. in theCathedralduringthisvery Ben Hancox, Hannah Dawson Hannah Hancox, Ben Creese Malcolm (BBC Music Magazine) Music (BBC

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Beethoven and the Violin woodwind quintetiscomprisedofIanBuckle(piano), Sunday 19October Saturday 18October St Gregory’s Centre for Music Music for Centre Gregory’s St Simon Lepper 7.30pm Church Methodist Peter’s St Coffee Concert Concert Coffee Coffee Concert Concert Coffee Kaine Carmel Poulenc Ruth Davies(oboe)andRebeccaHolt(flute). Helen Peller(bassoon),LindseyStoker(French horn), Presented MusicClub byCanterbury Presented byMusicatStPeter’s North Holmes Road Road Holmes North Formed byclarinettistChrisSwannin1980,thisenergetic Formed Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Mozart Beethoven

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Trio forOboe,BassoonandPiano for PianoandWindinstruments Quintet K452inEflat for PianoandWindinstruments Quintet Op16 Fantasy SonataforClarinetandPiano (SG19a) Op 30No2 Sonata inCminorforViolin andPiano Op 24‘Spring’ Sonata inFforViolin andPiano Sonata inGforViolin andPianoOp96 Sonata inDforViolin andPianoOp 12 No1 violin piano 3pm 3pm 11am Tickets £10 (SP18) Tickets £10 ‘Sheer wizardryintheguiseofutter ofeveryone ‘The landscapeholdsthememory Tickets £8(£5concession) Tickets £12 The OrganatStPaul’sChurch isafine1900 (Eastern Daily Press) Daily (Eastern and acclaimedplayer/composerChrisWood anniversary of his birth), Wright, ofhisbirth), Daveluy,anniversary of enchantment... wonderfully evocative.’ of enchantment...wonderfully Organ Recital CommonOn Ground seen through theeyesofJohnClare –poet, simplicity... apackedhousesatinthrall performance ofstory,performance andsongto poetry put theirearstotheground inaninspiring restored andenlarged.Acclaimedorganist unearth the history ofEngland’senclosure thehistory as unearth who hasevertrodden it...allwehavetodo St Paul’s Church, Church, Paul’s St musician andmadman! Sponsored by Church Street (St Paul’s) (St 7.30pm Street Church International Study Centre 8pm Centre Study International Monday 20October Monday 20October Martin Stacey Laurin andtheorganisthimself. is listen.’ Master wordsmithHughLupton andstoryteller by J S Bach, Messiaen (in the centenary by JSBach,Messiaen(inthecentenary StaceygivesarecitalMartin including works Forster &Andrew’s instrument,recently Richard Sturt Richard (SPS20) (ISC20b) The Crowther Wind Quintet Tickets £10(£5students) Tickets £12(£5students) Tuesday 21October The Crowther WindQuintetisjoinedbytalented The Shirley Hall, The King’s School 7.30pm 7.30pm School King’s The Hall, Shirley The Thuile Sextuor Jacob Barnes Jacob Alun Cook Alun Sacconi Quartet concert whichoffersconcert somethingforall. classic quintets. Vaughan Williams Wednesday 22October stunning worksforPianoandWind.Poulenc’s pianist Jacob Barnes in a concert featuring two inaconcert pianist JacobBarnes popular Sacconis return to perform three popular Sacconisreturntoperform very Brahmsianincharacter.very LocalcomposerAlun romanticvery workwithrichtextures interwoven vitality, excitementandemotion.TheThuileisa (see alsoAcousticTriangle p6)theincreasingly with In theirsecondFestivalappearance St Peter’s Methodist Church 7.30pm Church Methodist Peter’s St Cook’s WindQuintetwillalsobepremiered ina Ganne Poulenc Presented byMusicatStPeter’s between thepianoandwindinstruments sounding Brahms Brahms Tim Boulton (Viola) Boulton Tim

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Phantasy Quintet String QuintetNo2 String QuintetNo1 (SH21) (SP22) Thursday 23 October Semele, Theodora Theodora Semele, Also featured will be some of the heroines of Purcell’s world - the best of the of best -the world Purcell’s of heroines the of some be will featured Also Elin Manahan Thomas of vocal fireworks from from fireworks vocal of Handel’s Heroines Steven Devine Steven young sopranos. sopranos. young Cathedral Nave 7.30pm Nave Cathedral In her Canterbury debut she is joined by Finchcocks Baroque in an evening evening an in Baroque Finchcocks by joined is she debut Canterbury her In Finchcocks Baroque £18 £14£11 £8 Born in Swansea, Elin Manahan Thomas, who graduated from Cambridge Cambridge from graduated who Thomas, Manahan Elin Swansea, in Born in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic, is fast becoming one of the UK’s leading leading UK’s the of one becoming fast is Celtic, and Norse Anglo-Saxon, in baroque’s feisty females! females! feisty baroque’s

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and FugueinDminor Chromatic Fantasia Waldscenen Op82 Sonata inBminorOp58 (Paisiello) Sonata inBflatminorOp20 Opera aria Six Variations inFmajoronthe magazinewrote, ‘Letno Salve tu, Domine tu, Salve I filosofi immaginari immaginari I filosofi (Piano) (SH24) from the The Symphony Orchestra of ‘Best ClassicalMusician’in2005.Althoughlivingand Tickets £27 £23£18£14£10 Albanian Radio Tel Alda Dizdari commitment tothisexcitingcollaboration. a soloistwiththeworld’sleadingorchestras. and currently isaprofessor atJuniorAcademyand opening work),AldawasnominatedasAlbania’s spent timeinTiranaworkingwiththeorchestra, andthe studying abroad formore thanfifteenyearsinRomania, prestigious LeverhulmeStringFellowshipatthe Guildhall under Pierre Boulezandwasguestleaderofthe Allegri In a celebration of internationalism andculturalexchange, In acelebrationofinternationalism Guildhall. She has performed with Ensemble Modern withEnsembleModern Guildhall. Shehasperformed Saturday 25October Sibelius musical ambassadorforhernativecountry. Sheheldthe State MrBamirTopi. has ConductorNicholasCleobury Sponsored by Canterbury CathedralNave7.30pm String Quartet, aswellbeingconstantlyindemand String Quartet, first time to perform inthepresence oftheirHead first timetoperform the AlbanianSymphonyOrchestra visitstheUKfor USA andnowinLondon,Aldaremains apassionate Born intoamusicalfamily(herfathercomposedtonight’s Born Dvo Limos Dizdari Limos Nicholas Cleobury Festival isindebtedtohimandsoloistAldaDizdarifortheir r ˘ á k

Violin inDminorOp47 Concerto Symphony No8inGmajorOp88 Conductor Andante from theSymphonyinBminor violin (C25) ev ision ‘Musical Magic’ ***** Tickets £16 Tickets £25£23£19£14.50 The greatestas pieceofmusictheatre performed The fatknightFalstaff harksbacktothegood old The Tory Foundation The 7.30pm Margate Royal Theatre dull momentinthispunchyproduction ofVerdi’s days. Despitehisimmensesizehehas,ofcourse, A delightforyoungandoldalike. Alice Farnham Alice production –Isango/Portobello Abraham Eric An comic opera. comedy anddrama,allsettogloriousmusic. and lead him a merry dance,culminatinginhis and leadhimamerry Pimlico Opera of life:growing up,findingtheloveofyourlife, retained hispowersoverwomenandhesends you’ve neverheard itbefore: theSouthAfrican way – thirty singers,marimbas,drumsand way –thirty Saturday 18October Sung in Italian with English surtitles English with Italian in Sung Yomlingo Impempe by Giuseppe Verdi by Giuseppe Falstaff Sponsored by township percussion.aboutthetrials It’sastory Windsor. Theyare neitherflattered noramused Monday 20October learning tobewise.It’sadventure,story,learning fairy Usual Marloweconcessionsapply identical love letters to two of the Merry Wivesof identical loveletterstotwooftheMerry Marlowe Theatre 8pm Sponsors of Canterbury FestivalattheTheatreSponsors of Canterbury Royal humiliation –notoncebuttwice.There isnevera

(Time Out) (Time Conductor (TR20) (M18) Tickets £15 (£12students) Pirates Parson’s The Thursday 23October Their The Tory Foundation The 7.30pm Margate Royal Theatre The Pirates of Penzance by by Penzance of Pirates The della Luna’srepertoire willbe gusto, freshness ofapproach gusto, An entertainment by Jeff Jeff by entertainment An chewing gum, a local youth chewing gum,alocalyouth church-wardens, apunkishgirl and musicaltheatre buffs alike. and deeploveofthesource and aladywhodabblesin enjoyed by G&S aficionados enjoyed byG&Saficionados on Opera della Luna and unabridged (with cuts!) (with unabridged and raise moneyforchurch funds. (TR23) who does amazing things with who doesamazingthingswith In the parish hall of St Michael’s Gilbert and Sullivan - complete complete - Sullivan and Gilbert material, this keystone in Opera material, thiskeystoneinOpera Sponsored by Clarke and Richard Gauntlett Gauntlett Richard and Clarke tantric therapies. With theircharacteristic Under Ware, thevicarisputting His cast consists of the two His castconsistsofthetwo Festival in2006sobookearly! at Festivalat Sponsors ofCanterbury the Theatre Royal including a performance of of performance a including The Pirates of Penzance Pirates of The Pinafore sold out in the soldoutinthe

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Theatre Footsbarn 4. Moody Ron 3. Tales Canterbury 2. Really 1. The Company Company Promising 4. Following thesuccessoflastyear’s from JosefWeinberger Ltd. givenunderlicence An amateurperformance Holmes Rupert by Drood Edwin of Mystery The Promising Company The Really comedy, romance and fetching images. tales, fillingthestage withablendofboisterous someofChaucer’s mostappealing performing a group ofWelsh commonerspassthetime by they make their annual pilgrimage to Canterbury, As fullofwitandcharm. comical entertainment, it into dramatic and Chaucer’s text and transforms Mappa Mundi’snewrevival takesGeoffrey Co-Production Cymru Creu Mwldan/ Mundi/Theatr A Mappa Canterbury Tales Tickets £12(£10concessions) (TR12a) Sunday matinee2.30pm (TR11 &TR12) Theatre RoyalMargate7.30pm Sunday 12October Saturday 11 Octoberand melodrama. you toaneveningofcomedyandhigh Full ofgreat songsandzanycharacters! for theirpreferred outcome. deciding howtheshowshouldendby‘voting’ audience playsakeyrole intheperformance Hall, theshowisa‘playwithinplay’and by CharlesDickens.SetinaVictorian Music whodunit musicalbasedontheunfinishednovel Tales , TheReallyPromising Companyinvites The Mystery of Edwin Drood EdwinDrood of Mystery The Kentish Kentish is a Priest’s TalePriest’s delightful score. delightful score. Gulbenkian Theatre 7.45pm Tickets £15 Sunday 12October his performance. audience through thesheerstrength of RonMoodyholdsthe and captivatingbyturn, Simplystaged,charismatic finest incarnations. infamous characters,includingFagin-oneofhis as CharlesDickensbringstolifeahostof In thisextraordinaryonemanshowRonMoody Based onthecompilationbookbyLaurieJohnson. Here’s Richness Ron Moody Not recommended forunder12’s Usual Marloweconcessionsapply Tickets £14.50 £12.50 Saturday matinee2.30pm(M11a) -11) Marlowe Theatre 7.30pm(M9 Thursday 9-Saturday11 October stories (including The showfeatures someofChaucer’sbest-loved Sunday 28September Wednesday 24- event. Seepage2forfulldetails. Don’t missthisgroundbreaking theatrical The Cathedral Play 2008 and The Wife of Bath’s of Tale Wife The The Miller’s Tale, The Nun’s (G12) ), all set to a ), allsettoa one oftheirbest-lovedproductions.Enteringthetent,youwillbe drawnintoaworld costumes, livelymusicandutterly hilariousperformances.Thisisafantasticfamily continents. ThisuniqueversionofShakespeare’s For thefirstweekofthisyear’sCanterburyFestival,abeautiful, secludedfieldin the heart of the city is the setting for a lavish theatrical treat. A lofty, illuminated, illuminated, lofty, A treat. theatrical lavish a for setting the is city the of heart the Company, whoforoverthirtyyearshavetouredmorethansixtyplaysacrosssix full ofmagicandmischief,romancerowdiness,broughttolife withbeautiful heated theatretentishometotheinternationallyrenownedFootsbarn Theatre show thatwillentertainpeopleof allagesoverfiveFestivalnights. Parking atStRadigund’s CarParkandStJohn’s Park Tuesday 14–Saturday18October Footsbarn Tent, KingsmeadPrimarySchoolPlayingField, Sponsored byCanterbury FestivalFoundation (Friends) A Midsummer Night’s Dream A Midsummer Night’s Dream Night’s A Midsummer Tickets £18(£12.50students) Footsbarn Theatre Company Theatre Footsbarn across theriverfromSainsbury’s. – seemaponinside backcover THEATRE & DANCE (F14–F18) 7.30pm

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growing Britainsetagainst a up in modern gravity-defying moves,thisisanhourof State of Matter award-winning acrobatic, robotic, break, and leave asbrothers. of Acomic journey a bump.Afierce uncompromising taleof (£9 under21’s) of violencewithinouryoungcommunities. soundtrack andstunninglightingState street dancecompany. andcontemporary Kno Love Dance Theatre pride, fearandhopeexploringthe explosion ( Company in association with with association in Company Presented by 2FaCeD DaNcE DaNcE 2FaCeD by Presented Cool Rules Rules Cool Co-written and directed by Benji Reid Benji by directed and Co-written truths. Physicallyricismwithverbal dexterity makin projects makin Fams Fams Monday 13October Brace yourselffortherideofyourlife! Directed by Jonzi D Jonzi by Directed intense energyandvibe.Withanamazing brings youbacktogrittyurbanreality with backdrop of explodingstarsanduniversal Marlowe Theatre 7.30pm Featuring eightmaledancers,with The Herald The ) (M13) ‘phonetic’ spelledthewayitsounds? Tickets £12 (£10concessions of Word Complete The Bible: The concessions) (£10 £12 Tickets Tuesday 14October Tuesday 14 October Theatre Royal Margate7.30pm discovery for two men trying toworkout fortwomentrying discovery questions: DidAdamandEvehave Reduced Shakespeare affectionate, irreverent roller coasterride Company reductive sightsonTheBible.It’san navels? DidMosesreally looklike who theyare andwhere they’re going Gulbenkian Theatre 7.45pm It’s apocalypsenowasTheReduced God (abridged) God Charlton Heston?Andwhyisn’ttheword Shakespeare Companysettheir facing identity and modern relationshipsfacing identityandmodern the boystacklegreat theological from figleavestoFinalJudgementas £8 SchoolGroups) Whether youare CatholicorAtheist, in life.Adramaexploringtheissues RSC’s romp through oldtimereligion. between sonsandtheirfathers. Not recommended forunder12’s People Eater, youwillbetickledbythe Muslim orJew, Protestant orPurple (TR14) (G14) ‘My mostbrilliantachievementwas Tickets £10 (£8concessions) Thursday 16October Theatre Royal Margate7.30pm great figures ofthe20th century: A remarkable, movingandhighly achieved hermostnotable entertaining story ofthewoman story entertaining shows. Seeherpoignantandvivid success withherone-woman portrayal ofClementine,Baronessportrayal ( (The Scotsman),beganhercareer My Darling Clemmie who marriedoneofthetruly my wife to marry me’ my wifetomarry my abilitytobeablepersuade Rohan McCullough Rohanin McCullough Sir WinstonChurchill. Rohan Spencer-Churchill andgainan Special Schoolratesavailable. fascinating life. talented andmovingactress’ With gratefulacknowledgmentsto legendary musicalHairandhas legendary By Hugh Whitemore Hugh By Lady Soames insight intothisextraordinaryand in theoriginalcastof Directed by Gareth Armstrong Gareth by Directed McCullough, ‘Afantastically Winston Churchill Winston ) (TR16) Tickets £10 (£8students) Thursday 16 October dancers and four musicians – the An award-winning triplebillof after atiff. “Isshegoingtoplay Play Ball short dancepiecesshowing short speed and glitter of Indian dance play andinlove. race againsttime. Srishti – Srishti (including interval) what ladsdowhenatwork, woo herback. Gulbenkian Theatre 7.45pm Creations Chemistry the celebrationoffootball. testosterone-infused, break-neck to laddishgrooming ritualsina today’s cut-throat businessworld. Quick! lads playballintheliteralsense. Nina Rajarani Dance Dance Rajarani Nina Running time:65minutes involves anallmalecastoffour Macho andenergetic,thispiece ball?” hethinksastriesto Place Prizein2006andreflects Four guysincityclotheslinkthe Bend it Bend wontheprestigious … tacklestheskilland isthelovers’reunion (G16) – 1927’singeniouslycraftedworld ‘ …sendsyouintothenightwitha ‘A devilishlygoodpieceofwork’ Tickets £16 1927 This multipleaward-winning Join three captivating performers Join three captivatingperformers (The Guardian) (The guests. Theshowhasbeen compared to cross-dressing devilsall makean appearance, plussomesinister accompaniment. Haplesscats, Deep Blue Sea show, themust-seeeventat strangely beautifulsketches. and the the and Between the Devil Devil the Between wicked smile’ with atwistofWeimar cabaret Gulbenkian Theatre 7.45pm Saturday 18October marauding gingerbread menand twins and their misfortunate twins andtheirmisfortunate film, animationandpiano for aseriesofdarklycomicand last year’sEdinburghFringe, David Lynch, andEdward Gorey is adelicatelydeadlydelight! is ablendofliveperformance, Not recommended forunder 14’s

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dressing, xenophobiaandlaughsgalore from the Elizabeth and Raleigh - of .Butwillheendupinherbed,or Late But Live ( ( ( Gulbenkian Theatre 7.45pm most unforgivingofalltheEnglishQueens.Walter Sir Walter Raleighintroduces ‘AnAudienceWith’ Sponsored by funny.’ ****( team behindtheEdinburghFestival2007hit With Simon Munnery as Queen Elizabeth I and Iand Elizabeth Queen as Munnery Simon With lose hishead? Directed by Owen Lewis Owen by Directed is inlovewithElizabeth,thespiritualembodiment Potatoes, tobacco,Elizabethandance,cross- Not recommended forunder16’s i eoe lzbt I,thewittiest,wisestand his belovedElizabeth Miles Jupp as Sir Walter Raleigh Walter Sir as Jupp Miles The Herald The Evening Standard TelegraphDaily The Scotsman The ) ) ) (G21) ) Tickets £16.50 £14.50 Tuesday 21October Thomas inAnthonyHopkins’ Anthony Hopkins Anthony Return Journey celebrated directorial debut. a lyricaltourdeforce, with acclaimed production has of 39.Towards theendofhis Dylan Thomas: sell-out audiencesacross performing hisworksbefore performing performance asDylan performance (M21b) Schools concessionsavailable Original Direction by by Direction Original the country. This critically With Bob Kingdom as as Kingdom Bob With Wales in1914anddied life Thomastoured America Dylan Thomas was born in Dylan Thomaswasborn Dylan Thomas Bob Kingdom’selectrifying Matinee 2.30pm(M21a) Marlowe Theatre 7.30pm been heraldedworldwideas New York in1953attheage Tuesday 21October See page25forfull details. Join BabaBrinkman forhisirresistibly uniquetakeontheTales. The Rap Canterbury Tales The Ballet Big 17 stone. Formed in1994they 17 stone.Formed Tickets £18.50 £16.50 The Sunley Foundation Sunley The domain ofthe‘thin’,proudly A balletlikenoother, TheBig A comedy ballet of weighty weighty of ballet comedy A confidently challengeaccepted and modern balletpiecesina and modern and astonishingchoreography. and nimblenessare notthe apply each weighingnolessthan elegance and adorable humour. adorable and elegance Wednesday 22 October surprisingly sinuousandflexible social standards. Theyprove set outtodeliberatelyand presenting theirvoluptuousyet (M22) Sponsored by their audienceswithclassical figures. Theseladiesenchant that grace,elegance,charisma Usual Marloweconcessions Russian corpsdeballetdancers, Ballet isanensembleof16 Marlowe Theatre 7.30pm hilarious comedyshowfulloffun ‘It’s the most entertaining history history ‘It’s themostentertaining ‘An elegantlycrafted,brilliantly Tickets £10 American Poodle 7.30pm Thursday 23October creates multiplecharactersto a masterpiece’ a fewbrushstrokesof short playthatisjust acted two-part entertaining andincrediblyentertaining of Londonthrough theeyesofa of Americatoitstreacherous pond forawide-eyedaccount ( (SM23) ( warped hour, GuyMasterson In asparkling,insightful, St Mary’s HallStudioTheatreSt Mary’s founding, colonizationandloss We are treated firsttosome lesson you’llgetthisyear’ US businessman. British ‘JohnBull’aboutthe inhabitants before crossing the illustrate the‘specialrelationship’ between BritainandtheUSA. Adelaide Theatre Guide Theatre Adelaide Weekly Independent Adelaide ) ) 17 Festival Box Office: 01227 378188 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk THEATRE & DANCE 18 Festival Box Office: 01227 378188 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk THEATRE & DANCE 2. Ennio Marchetto Ennio 2. Russe Ballet 1. Swansea 1.

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Tickets £16(£10children) The famous story ofCinderellaThe famousstory Theatre RoyalMargate7.30pm Alexander Semenchukov Alexander the on based acts two in ballet A enjoyable and entertaining classical enjoyable andentertaining Cinderella professional dancersmostofwhom production. SwanseaBalletRusse Swansea Ballet Russe Ballet Swansea Grand Theatre, Swansea,since1999. Friday 24October the clockstrikestwelve... totheTheatrethis timelesslovestory trained inRussiaattheBolshoiand Kirov Academies.Theclassical Royal – seethedramaunfoldwhen Bringing their beautifulproduction of is ayoungballettroupe madeupof is brought magicallytolifeinan been inresidence at themagnificent ballet companyofWales, theyhave Libretto and Choreography by by Choreography and Libretto Music by Sergei Prokofiev Sergei by Music fairytale by Charles Perrot Charles by fairytale Saturday 25October See page29forfull details. just seventyminutes! All sevenPotterbooksin Experience The UnauthorisedHarry Potted Potter (TR24) ‘A sustained hour of heaven by an entertainer touchedby ‘A sustainedhourofheavenbyanentertainer Tickets £15£12£10 Jones, Adele, Mariah Carey… no-one’s safe! A massive hit genius’ ( costumes. MadonnamorphsintoMotherTheresa and creates over300charactersusingquick-changepaper Ennio Marchetto Friday 24October to joinhisrepertoire –we’re thinkingLeonaLewis,Indiana funny, theshowromps alongtoasoundtrackofgreatest Kylie into Dolly Parton. Brilliantlyobservedandwickedly Kylie intoDollyParton. last Festival–andbackagainforonenightonly. Back bypopulardemand,theincredible EnnioMarchetto Marlowe Theatre 7.30pm hits. Ennioiscurrently workingonsomenewcharacters Time Out Time ) (M24) before isrestaged inabullringfor Carmen asyouhaveneverseenit a newspectaculartwisttoBizet’s famous andseductiveopera. Sung inFrench with English surtitles. company with a live orchestra in an amphitheatre setting amphitheatre in an orchestra alive with company byalarge performed staged operas Three traditionally

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‘This isashowyoucouldseetime and ‘Andy Hamiltonjustcan’tstopbeing Tickets £15 Andy Hamilton’s Old Harry’s Game. Game. Harry’s Old The internationally renownedThe internationally and Sorry I Haven’t AClue IHaven’t Sorry Join award-winning comedywriterand gossip, music,cashprizes,nudityand Andy iswell-knowntoradiolisteners Andy HamiltonisoneofBritain’smost Australia, NewZealandand Canada critically acclaimed Scot will perform critically acclaimed Scotwillperform as Heisknowntomillions and performers. on on tour. Inadditiontosell-out runsin Danny Bhoy show, brimmingwithjokes,stories, prolific andsuccessfulcomedywriters performer AndyHamiltonforhisnew performer ( Gulbenkian Theatre 7.45pm Saturday 11 October the creator andstarofthehitcomedy for hisfrequent appearancesonBBC time again.Exceptional.’ funny’ ( for hisappearancesonTVshowssuch trampolining. ( this yearbefore comingtoCanterbury Hat of Doom of Hat By the Way the By Radio 4where heisaregular panellist his eighthsoloshow atEdinburgh The Sunday Mail, Australia Mail, Sunday The Have I Got News For You For News Have IGot The

The Times The News Quiz Quiz News Contains mild peril mild Contains ) and agueston aswellbeing (G11b) ) and QI ). I’m I’m . ‘His routines havethemarkofthose Jim Jeffries Tickets £12.50 Tickets £14(£12concessions) Jim Jeffries, thecontroversial Aussie

give UKaudiencesachancetosee Around 30,000peoplesawJim comedy’s fastestrisingyoungstar. complained, sohethought ‘Ifitain’t come.’ ( after comicsontheworldstage, equal measure, heisregarded as around theglobe. ever English-speakingstand-upto Wednesday 15October stand-up, returnstriumphantto perform livelastyearandonly20 perform perform inIndia.Thistourwillfinally perform radio andTV. wouldn’t touch.Withanabilityto with jokesthatmostcomedians which are quotedfrom, foryearsto why this most gifted of storytellers why thismostgiftedofstorytellers Over 18s Only Gulbenkian Theatre 7.45pm Canterbury withabrandnewshow.Canterbury made himoneofthemostsought Hammered Monday 13October His brashconfrontational stylehas both charm andoffendboth charm thecrowd in broke don’tfixit’!Jimsucceeds in 2007,healsobecamethefirst Marlowe Theatre 7.30pm Not recommended forunder12’s has achievedsuchrecognition The Herald The ) (G13) (M15) ‘Makes you laugh till your face hurts’ ( ‘Makes youlaughtillyourfacehurts’ ‘His witwondeafeningcheers Tickets £17.50 Tickets £16.50 Thursday 23October The comedyfavouritereturns Half toff, half pikey... half toff, Half comic! All For YouFor are irresistible. Aregular onmanyoftoday’smostpopularstand-up and is going places - and fast - so catch him in Canterbury while and isgoingplaces-fastsocatchhiminCanterbury Awarda Chortle thisyearforBestHeadliner. Sincehisdebuthere last and feetstomping’ effortless stand-uphaswonplauditsfrom audiencesandcriticsalike. show about marriage,class,the panel shows( Michael McIntyre unashamedly smart humour and guy-next-door genuine charm humourandguy-next-doorgenuinecharm unashamedly smart you can. year, McIntyre hasputhimselfupthere withthebignamestand-ups ( youth oftodayandanythingelse with hisnewblisteringlyfunny One ofthehottesttalentsoutthere atthemoment,MichaelMcIntyre’s Gulbenkian Theatre 7.45pm Saturday 25October Sponsored by that strikeshimashumorous. Different Class Different Lighting upthestagewithhisboundlessenergy, McIntyre’s one-liners, Not recommended forunder16’s Not recommended forunder 14’s Marlowe Theatre 7.30pm The Guardian ) ) he has earned numerous) hehasearned awards forhisliveshows,bagging Mock the Week, 8 Out of 10 of Cats 8Out Week, the Mock (M23) (G25) The Scotsman The and ) Have I Got News News Have IGot - givingusanenthralling - andwhoknowswhatelse! Tickets £16 £16 Tickets This isatrulyuniqueinsightinto 4’s perennially popular Available News Quiz News questions andanswersthe Sandi Toksvig columns inTheDailyTelegraph children’s booksandbestselling catalogue ofworkrangesfrom comedy performers. ardent travellerandpresenter and GoodHousekeeping.An and alsoasaprolific writer. Her as awittyandastutecomedian Ed Byrne of herwork.HostBBCRadio of Radio4’sExcessBaggage, one of the country’s best-loved one ofthecountry’s observationonlife,love, odd wry novels tohermuch-followed Gulbenkian Theatre 7.45pm Friday 24October Sponsored by Sandi Toksvig presents her Sandi forconversation,comedy, the chancetoshare someof this newshowalsogivesSandi families, fashion,politics,people introduction tothemanyworlds brand newone-womanshow her worldwideadventures. Join , Sandiisrenowned The The (G24) 3. Ed Byrne 3. Toksvig Sandi 2. McIntyre 1. Michael 1.

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Shomyo Buddhist Shichiseikai and Sebastian,CameraObscura’s acclaim. Althoughlikenedtofellow album, accompanied bybansurai at ChioninTemple, thesect’s actively involvedinresearching Camera Obscura Wednesday 15October (£8 students) of theJodosectBuddhism songs combinedwithTraceyanne shomyo (Buddhistsutrachanting) vocals mean thattheyonlysound Monks variety of harmonic overtones, overtones, variety ofharmonic Obscura released theirthird studio Glaswegian indieband Camera Gulbenkian Theatre 7.45pm Campbell’s emotive and heartfelt Campbell’s emotiveandheartfelt musician NakagawaHiroshi. members ofShichiseikairesonate Scottish indieheavyweightsBelle the ceremonies, rituals,and like themselves. in beautifulunisontocreate arich blend of warm andintimate blend ofwarm Marlowe Theatre 7.30pm headquarters. Thevoicesofthe headquarters. Let’s Get Out of This This of Out Get Let’s in2006togreat critical (M16) (G15) Tickets £13 Atongo Zimba

distinctive voice, alternately distinctive voice,alternately generation, theirsound groove. guitar andjazzsax.Last chanting combinedwith and guitaristAtongoZimba and saxophonetotheir on from generationto one Arabic-Indian-African withhis opens theconcert consortium present consortium Kasai Masai and praising, cajoling,poking power ofpercussion and rhythms! Ghanaiansinger (G17) under 11’s which hasbeenpassed with such absorbing African Gulbenkian Theatre 7.45pm Gulbenkian ascharismatic roots/round/about, roots/round/about, makes hismusicfitinto Friday 17October fun, andcaressing. He time theaudiencefound the majesticCongolesefolk five-piece lineupmix. Kasai Masaireturntothe is rooted inthehealing it impossibletostandstill Not recommended for Playing ancestralmusic Nkoso bringsdjembe band leaderNickens the regional touring touring regional the

Tickets £16 & Chris Newman Arty McGlynn, Arty The combinationofMáire’s Two ofthemostimportant guitarist ChrisNewman.These captivating evening. autumn, sobethefirsttohear an extraordinaryand exquisite fiddle-playingand Chathasaigh (Ireland) superb vocals and Arty’s superb vocalsandArty’s Nollaig Casey, Máire Ní rhythmic genius,guarantees new albumforrelease this names inIrishmusic, (G19) witty introductions, Nollaig’s Gulbenkian Theatre 7.45pm Sunday 19October Coolfin) are tonightjoinedby them playtheirnewtrackslive. together recorded astunning two world-renowned duos legendary guitarist Arty guitaristArty legendary Britain’s finestflat-picking fiddler Danann) andvirtuoso blazing guitaranddancing Máire NíChathasaighand brilliant andinnovativeharper Nollaig Casey(Planxtyand Planxty, PatrickStreet, Dé McGlynn (Van Morrisonband, harp, Chris’ssubversively

‘There are momentsofsupreme intensitywhenyoufeelyour ‘Spine-tingling’ (SundayTimes) José González Tickets £21.50£18.50 José Gonzálezshottofamewhenhisunforgettableversionof becamethesoundtracktorainbowofbouncing Heartbeats embedded intheUKTop 10.Withstunningguitarandvocals, surrender toJosé’sauthenticandmesmerisingsound,with rushes alovelypanicasyou’re reminded ofthebrilliantterror of mainstream, theArgentinianSwedishsingersongwritersoon Friday 17October Sponsored by famous songsfrom hislastalbumandfresh tracksfrom his latest, InOurNature. Marlowe Theatre 8pm being alive.’(TheGuardian) balls intheSonyBraviaTVcampaign.Catapultedinto heartbeat stop,then-akindofweightlessnessintowhich heartbeat had agoldandplatinumaward-winning record andanalbum (M17) ‘You’d struggletofindmusicasvaried ‘Irresistible’ (TheObserver) 1970s Senegal-ahugegroundswell Tickets £22 (Daily Telegraph) Made in Dakar in Made great iconicbands,creators ofone and expressive, ashumorous and and thegreat BuenaVista vocalist and Portuguese Creoleand Portuguese melodywith (Senegal) of infectiousrhythmandexhilarating of theworld’smostsublimeand of international interestof international ledtotheir Orchestra Baobab release ofthecriticallyacclaimedalbum with the world’s most celebrated artists, with theworld’smostcelebratedartists, whole gamutoflocalstyles.Famedfor Ibrahim Ferrer. Theirheadyconcoction Orchestra Baobabare oneofAfrica’s Congolese rumba,highlifeanda melody makesthisanirresistible, music fusesAfro-Cuban rhythm truly distinctivepopsounds.Their triumphant reformationin2001andthe Monday 20October including the legendary Youssouincluding thelegendary N’Dour international highlightoftheFestival. international Marlowe Theatre 7.30pm humane asthisanywhere intheworld.’ kick-starting amusicalrenaissancekick-starting in . Theyhavecollaborated (M20) 2 & 3. Orchestra Baobab Baobab Orchestra 2 &3. 1. Jos Fredrik Egerstrand Egerstrand ©Fredrik Image é Gonz á lez 1. 3. 3. 2. 2.

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Usingthecombinedforces with a cappellasextetperform Wednesday 22October of voice,vocalbeatsandelaborate studio sound and a party atmospherestudio soundandaparty songs andunforgettableclassics. smooth, lyricalclose-harmony resist thepullofTheMagnets! unrivalled sophistication,charisma renditions ofbothunexpected ( without theaidofasingleinstrument. 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Thisconcert a by hittingtheroad withhisnew Marlowe Theatre 7.30pm (M25) Tickets £7 Tickets £5 Thursday 9October The DominicanPriory, StPeter’sLane, Write on Time World Poets’ Tour The Poetry Translation Centre Translation Poetry The dynamic nature ofthepoets’cultures andrich A lively evening of poetry andcultural A livelyeveningofpoetry A magicaleveningofwords andmusic. challenge out-and-aboutinthecity. Uncover exchange. MaxamedXaashiDhamac any writtenresponse on tobeinginCanterbury endless starting points for your own story or pointsforyour ownstory endless starting Poet of the Year Awards Wednesday 15October (‘Gaarriye’) from Somalilandreads hispoems with newEnglishtranslations,andKajalAhmed with lyricalsongsfrom musicianRichard Pollott. writing in Canterbury, toget andforCanterbury Outgoing Canterbury Laureate Outgoing Canterbury PatriciaDebney International StudyCentre,International Canterbury 8pm Canterbury Cathedral Precincts 8pm Canterbury hasalwaysbeenasourceCanterbury of from Kurdistan reads withhertranslator, the this particular day.this particular Agreat chancetoget into literary traditions. literary Friends of Canterbury Festival Canterbury of Friends British poet,MimiKhalvati.Discoverthe introduces the shortlisted poets vying to introduces poetsvyingto theshortlisted become the Canterbury Festival Poet of the Year, into your writing too! inspiration forwriters.Nowjoinsome ofour best locally-basedauthorsforaday’s writing Let Canterbury bring out the writer in you. in writer the out bring Canterbury Let (U9) (ISC15b) The Ian McMillan Orchestra The Rap Canterbury Tales ‘Truly awe-inspiring…Fivestars!’ ‘Catch theseguys live…exhilarating’ Tickets £12.50(£10 Students) Tickets £10 Thursday 23 October Tuesday 21October (The Scotsman) (The stories, fulloffast-pacedactionandbawdy scholar BabaBrinkmanupdatesChaucer’s participants! 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Director: Lorna Braddy Monday 20 October Tuesday 14 October Piano Fortissimo The Canterbury High Tuesday 21 October A recital of classical music for piano by School Archbishops School Rupert Jones. Performers from a range Uplifting music for your lunchtime of year groups - including including the school’s lively Canterbury Christ Church University Tuesday 21 October students from the Music Gospel choir. Canterbury Christ Church University Music Department Sor to Flamenco Tuition programme and the Director: D. Jones Free lunchtime concerts at St Gregory’s Centre Jeff Alexander directs an exciting mix of music selective Music students. for Music, North Holmes Road at 1pm for solo and ensemble guitar covering a wide Directors: Lee Jacob, Angela Wednesday 22 October range of composers, styles and genres. Giddins and Andrew Freeman Kent College An eclectic mix including Sophie Cultural activities are provided throughout the year by the Wednesday 22 October Wednesday 15 October Dee (Marlowe Young Musician Canterbury Christ Church University RazzaMatazz – St University and many of the events are free and open to the Monday 13 October Beethoven ‘Archduke’ of the Year 2008), Caitlin North Holmes Road Stephen’s Junior & Infant Shaughnessy (Winner of the Kent general public. The Food of Love David Angel (violin), Michal Kaznowski (cello) Schools and Matthew Shipton (piano) play trios by Competitive Festival) and the Canterbury A recital of music for voice based on love Beethoven and Edmund Rubbra. Children of different ages school’s Choristers CT1 1QU Events include regular music programmes at the St Gregory’s in its many guises and performed by come together to play Director: Stuart McIntosh undergraduate and postgraduate students. instruments, sing and drum in Tel: 01227 767700 Centre for Music, North Holmes Road, and also at Canterbury Thursday 23 October a joyful mixed bag of sound. Fax 01227 470442 Composers’ Competition Thursday 23 October Cathedral, public lectures by internationally renowned Tuesday 14 October Director: Anita Memmott Simon Langton Girls School www.canterbury.ac.uk/events World Tree Original pieces by student composers, directed speakers, and art exhibitions at the Sidney Cooper Gallery, Senior soloists and ensembles An ensemble of guitar, voice, bass, alto flute/ by Roderick Watkins. 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The Return of Humanity Humanity of Return The 1 Sponsored by Fragments dramatic visionofhumanstruggle, sacrifice andultimatelyfreedom. slums ofVenezuela inthe1970s, Cathedral Precincts Cathedral ChapterHouse, Chapter Housein2007,the Daily 10am-5pm the exhibition is a powerful and the exhibitionisapowerful the worksofBelgiansculptor spacetoexhibit this wonderful Precincts chargesapply. entry by his days as a missionary and by hisdaysasamissionary Free toexhibition,butusual entry Francisco Wuytack. Inspired Festival isdelightedtouse Following thesuccessof human rightschampioninthe 3 -24 October Don’t miss Don’t co.uk fordetails. Visit www.canterburyfestival. extraordinary artist. of thefilmbiopicaboutthis exhibitioninthe thescreening 12pm–5pm Instant Sex–tamebytoday’sstandards! This year UCCA is delighted to invite you to attend their FREE public events: public FREE their attend to you invite to delighted is UCCA year This innovation. and experimentation celebrates that culture a in designers and artists architects, of community creative and a dynamic together brings Canterbury at Arts Creative the for College University The Karma SutraRidesAgain,DreamKarma Doll, Anifest events,pleasevisit Henry’s Cat and Roobarb, animations, Henry’s a selectionofBobGodfrey’s rarely exhibition with Peter Firmin, starting 1 starting exhibition withPeterFirmin, and call to artists’ information. information. and calltoartists’ artists, designers and makers selected designersandmakersselected artists, Canterbury Art Fair 08 Art Canterbury screened ‘adult’movies, sale in a variety of media from 100 local, showcasing new and original work for Godfrey’s workwillalsofeature inajoint Saturday 11 & Saturday 18 October 18October 11 Saturday & Saturday national and international professional Bob Godfrey’s Adult Movies Movies Adult Godfrey’s Bob www.canterburyanifest.com www.ucreative.ac.uk/artfair forfulldetails Canterbury. Forfulldetailsofother Cragg Lecture Theatre 9 – 24 October October 24 – 9 Better knownforhischildren’s television Sat 12pm–5pm November intheSidneyCooperGallery, Mon toFri10am–5pm industry judges. Please visit Now in its 3rd year, the CAF ‘08 will be by a panel of distinguished creative For this year’s Canterbury Anifestenjoy thisyear’sCanterbury For Foyer, Atrium&Corridor Henry 9-5, Henry directions, map and programme programme and map directions, courses, resources and services, services, and resources courses, parking available. parking updates. Full disabled access and and access disabled Full updates. A selectionofphotographsfrom for information on other events, events, other on information for website UCCA the visit Please a surreal castofcharactersand a uniqueperspectiveonAmerica’s series givesadeepinsightinto of theworldandintroduces usto relationship toitselfandtherest Bush’s Backyard www.ucreative.ac.uk www.ucreative.ac.uk Channel 4’s 29 September - 15 November 15November - September 29 University College College University locations found in Bush’s backyard. Kent CT1 3AN Kent New Dover Road, Canterbury, Canterbury, Road, Dover New Ed Thompson’sTexas HillCountry Sat 12pm–5pm ReadGallery Herbert the world.Recentlyfeatured in that sodominatestherest of the psychologyofacountry Mon toFri10am–5pm 01227 817302 817302 01227 for the Creative Arts Creative the for Picture This,Edoffers 3. Ed Thompson 3. Holt Katie 2. Wuytack 1. Francisco EXHIBITIONS otherwise stated unless free are exhibitions All 1.

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37 Festival Box Office: 01227 378188 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk 38 Festival Box Office: 01227 378188 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk EXHIBITIONS 3. Sue Carney Sue 3. Black Hamish 2. * Perry 1. Grayson 3. 3. 2. 2. 1.

* Photocredit: EricGreat-Rex 13 September - 25 October -25 13 September Journeys Tues toSat11am-5.30pm Arts Arts Council Collection Art Gallery,Art 18HighStreet A uniqueandpersonalselectionof An exhibitionofsculpturalworks and sensitivity. and embodyingaquietnostalgia and photographsmade‘before a hugediversityofengineering, and drawings, focussing on artists and drawings,focussingonartists extensively bothnationallyand Unpopular Culture Unpopular sidney-cooper or01227453267 post-war Britishpaintings,sculpture exhibition fromCouncilCollection, theArts on behalfofSouthbankCentre, London. Grayson Perry selects from the the from selects Perry Grayson www.canterbury.ac.uk/ workshops andtalks. Canterbury RoyalMuseumand Canterbury 27 September –8November September 27 British art becamefashionable’ British art St Peter’sStreet, Canterbury Sidney CooperGallery, Hamish Black,whohaveexhibited Diane Maclean,Jeff Loweand Mon toSat10am-5pm techniques. Theexhibitionwill imagination, useofmaterialand internationally. More detailson be accompaniedbyaseriesof Courtesy the Artist andVictoria theArtist MiroCourtesy Gallery, 2008 Copyright theartist, London.

Journeys A Hayward Touring presents 12 WilliamStreet,Bay Herne 10.30am-1pm 10 January 2009 10 January - 2008 11October 4 October –15 November 4 October cat toaFrenchman’s finger, and and ARake’sProgress. dailylifeinwittyandrealisticcentury around the globe - from a mummified admission pricesapply. Further Where in the World? the in Where discover theiramazingstories.Find detail, includingMarriageà-la-mode details on01227475202. A Black History Montheventledby A BlackHistory A SouthwarkCounciltouringexhibition Silk, Squalor and Scandal and Squalor Silk, out aboutBargrave’sCabinetof Full circle: Sue Carney Sue Full circle: Saturday 18 October Saturday Investigate unusualobjectsfrom work, includinguniquesculptures of Whitstable MuseumandGallery, Curiosities andtestyourknowledge Card holders, otherwiseusual Hogarth’s moral tales moral Hogarth’s Cathedral Archives. Museums andCanterbury Canterbury Retrospective ofover35 years’ BayMuseumandGallery,Herne Stour Street in the What on Earth? quiz. in theWhatonEarth? folded printsandpaintings. Mon toSat10am-4pm Mon toSat10am-4pm Museum ofCanterbury, from theCumingMuseum. Famous printsobserving18th Free admissiontoDistrictResidents 5 Oxford Street, Whitstable Theatre openingtimes. Canterbury Theatre, TheFriars, TheMarlowe Corridor Arts, -6December 6 October textile artists. group oflocally-based In2Textiles, aninnovative sewn, paperandsilk-from -stitched, with craftedartwork Theatre willbeembellished The corridorsintheMarlowe Festive Textiles Arts Corridor 1. Coral Singleton 1. Coral 1.

‘art factory’ where factory’ visitors ‘art Treasures from from Treasures 13 -24 October Tues toSun10am-5pm The Precincts, Canterbury Turner Project Contemporary 4 January 2009 4 January - 2008 October 4 An exhibitiondrawingfrom Admission free butusual a keyelementoftheChina apply and sculpture tofilmand exchange project exploring are invitedtojoininand Cathedral Library Cathedral Canterbury video, performance and video, performance Far West range of media from painting make artworks. FarWestmake artworks. wonderful collectionsof wonderful wide rangeofsubjects. UK andUSA,workingina Space, 53-57HighStreet, Sat 11am-3pm Howley-Harrison Library, the newculturalrelations the centuriesandfeaturinga Now festivalintheUK. between EastandWest, and is amajorinternational installation. Includesan from China,aswellthe Margate books, accumulatedover Precincts charges entry Mon toFri2pm-4pm Featuring numerous artists ‘Silver sea,likemercury 11am-4pm 1 - 31 October October 31 - 1 18 -19 October A Riddle in Colour in A Riddle A curvedtable-top canvas laidoutonthe & Allia Wilson & Allia Walk the Labyrinth Walk the sand…’ provided). pair ofsocks(spares out again. path tothecentre and provides asinglewinding (Last admission3pm) Sellers, Maggie Smith Smith Maggie Sellers, Jan Balabil, Suzanne Germaine Dolan 24 yearsofSinai. wheelchairs welcome. walk on a work of art. A walk onaworkofart. Come forapeaceful Canterbury Canterbury labyrinth to‘walk’by University ofKent, University ofKent, Dusky smoothpink Hand-propelled 9am-5pm Darwin CollegeSCR, Darwin College, informed and inspiredinformed by to enjoy. floor, thelabyrinthdesign Paintings anddrawings Please bringaclean breathing space,aquiet hand isalsoavailable huge hand-painted 1.30pm-6.30pm 10am-5pm 18a StRadigund’sStreet, 13 October -25 12 October -23 Autumn Exhibition Throwley House,Ashford Road, Tues toSat 9.30am-5pm Thierry Thierry Labruyére Angela Brookes, Kerry Kerry Brookes, Angela Admission free, donations to A wide range of contemporary A widerangeofcontemporary chosen children’s charity welcome cards andothercraftitems by art -painting,photography,art expressing life’semotions. artists ofL’Archeartists KentCommunity. ever-changing selectionof Craft Fair Craft Stark Gallery Gallery Stark Face to Face printmaking andan unusual sculpturalpaperclothing L’Arche Art and L’Archeand Art Chris Hudson, Sally Renwick, Renwick, Sally Hudson, Chris modern British craft.Featuring modern Watson, Judith Chestnutt www.starkgallery.com Closed Mondays Canterbury Canterbury 9 September - 2 November -2November 9 September Sheldwich. ME130LT Sun 11.30am-4.30pm Stark Gallery, 68CastleStreet, L’Arche CommunityHandicrafts, andsculpturesRecent portraits felt accessories,handmade by JudithChestnutt. Paintings, candles,wovenitems, 10am-5pm 11 Oxford Street, Whitstable 15 OrangeStreet, Canterbury 10am-5pm. ClosedSundays. 10 -17 October 18 -24 October The Fish-SlabGallery, Tickets £1(adults), 75p An excitingendofyearshow A collectionofvariedwork contemporary bookmaking. contemporary children under5. at Canterbury College, at Canterbury and groups), 50p(children showing aproject withStour sea andsurroundings visible Valley Printmaking, Arts. painting, sculpture and Venue openingtimes young photographerLouise Pride Moments Pride (including Sundays) (Senior Citizens,students Orange Street MusicVenue, Debut Diversity Canterbury College Canterbury www.prideincanterbury.org.uk Pride in Canterbury in Pride Community. 9 October - 28 October -28 9 October HND Fine Art Students at Students Art Fine HND Lesbian, GayandTranssexual Hobson, astudyofthelocal Street, Canterbury Eastbridge Hospital,25High in theirdesign. influence ofWhitstable’slight, by talentedfirstyearstudents -the by locally-basedartists Featuring theworkof 5-16 years), free ofchargefor 1. Mend Yoko Ono, 3. Germaine Dolan Germaine 3. Labyrinth the Walk 2. Piece for the World, World, the for Piece the artist (Far West) (Far artist © the 3. 3. 2. 2. 1.

39 Festival Box Office: 01227 378188 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk EXHIBITIONS 40 Festival Box Office: 01227 378188 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk EXHIBITIONS 4. Bob Fludgate Bob 4. Bax Ingrid 3. Hill Mick 2. Winconek 1. Oliver 3. 3. 4. 4. 2. 2. 1.

11am-11pm 11 October –25 11 October –25 The OldNeptune, and spray-paintedpieces, Whitstable Moments Castle Arts Arts Castle scenes. snooker. Plussomeofthe Exhibitions photographs ofWhitstable observations. Canterbury- social/political often wry psychedelic paintingsare Exhibition Original Artists ofKent Original Artists nickaustinphotography.co.uk new artist producingnew artist acrylic newest work by legendary newest workbylegendary Oliver Winconek and and Winconek Oliver Bay Art Gallery Gallery Art Bay 6 –12 October www.castlearts.co.uk Frank Johnson Winconek isanexciting Canterbury 76CastleStreet,Castle Arts, Classic blackandwhite latest quirky, almost Urban streetOliver artist, Nick Austin Nick Blek leRat. the naturalworld. inspired byhispassionfor Mon toSat9.30am-5pm Photography influencedby based artist FrankJohnson’s based artist Parisian Street Artist Marine Terrace, Whitstable 10am-4pm 10am-4pm 11 –12 October 13 –19 October 47a WilliamStreet, Art 2005.ProceedsArt from A diverserangeofcreative A rangeofworkfeaturinglino- cuts, glass,photo-imaging artwork inconjunctionwith artwork exciting exhibitionspecifically and ceramics. dangers facedbychildren sales willhelptofunda Responses of Moldovatoalleviatethe programme intheRepublic Selling Area Art Group Art Area Selling using foundobjects. Diverse Art in Selling in Art Diverse Group Installations &assemblages CT6 Contemporary Art Art Contemporary CT6 Isobella Stewart Stewart Isobella work by many local artists work bymanylocalartists Chartham VillageChartham Hall, 25 – 26 October –26 25 23 - 26 October -26 23 Herne Bay Herne Selling Road Selling Village Hall, Showcasing avarietyof Sunday 10am-5pm Saturday 11am-6pm Station Road,Chartham for the Canterbury Festival. for theCanterbury the charity Support Throughthe charitySupport from trafficking. brought togetherinthis Merging Arts Merging The Great Bower Bower Great The 10am-4pm 11am-6pm 17 October –25 18 October –26 Anske David Bax and and Bax David Anske Admission free. Donations An atmosphericexhibition created largeoilportraits and landscapestorecord constructions, photography, and afamousdogwalker. ephemeral nature oflifeinthe village lifeinBarham2008, Portraits of a Village - aVillage of Portraits Worlds: Parallel postmistresses withparrots, painting andstitch. of ceramicsculpture, paper (Preview Fri17Oct6pm-8pm) Susan Cutts Susan Banruo, Pearson, Sandra Natural Causes Natural Barham Barn Exhibition Bax Ingrid Church. Church ofStJohntheBaptist, Gallery,Cleary Blackfriars Barham Street, Canterbury Barn, anexhibitionbylocally- Barn, EdwardianHeld inaconverted Linda Clarke, ChrisRutter to PCCofBarhamSt.John’s including Fred Cummings, including thelocalblacksmith, based professional artists, Mother and son artists have Mother andsonartists beautiful settingofBlackfriars. Magic, dreams andthe The Dance of Light of Dance The 10 October -30 11 October –25 7am-2am Anita Meyer. colours capture theexciting and ShamanicDancebythe and happiness.Onthe and thelateTony Smithamongst a viewing effects ofsunlightplaying Various locationsaround performance ofEgyptianTranceperformance opening nightthere willbea others. on Ramsgate’sbeautiful Oil and acrylics invibrant Oil andacrylics Great BowerBarn, Bower Inspired byoldmythsand Holy Grail Holy Irina Pavlova-McGahan www.belgiancafe.co.uk work isaboutlove,healing Weekends 10am-4pm Cosmic ShimmyDancersledby CT4 8EZ 26 July – 26 October October 26 – July 26 legends, thisbeautiful £1 entrancefee Royal Harbour. During theweekpleasephone 98 Harbour Parade,Ramsgate Belgian Café, Shape. Openingtimes:call Designs andSolutionsShip Road, includingTheProperty Ramsgate HarbouronMilitary Bob Fludgate Bob 01233 740402toarrange 01843 585409formore details. Management Company, Unique Farm, ShottendenLane,Molash. Farm, Tickets for all walks are £6. £6. are walks all for Tickets Autumnal Walk through Woods and and Woods through Walk Autumnal especially for countryside walks, walks, countryside for especially the from available Tickets early! A leisurely amble on firm terrain with with terrain firm on amble A leisurely are approximate. Please wear wear Please approximate. are glimpses of Canterbury’s past. Canterbury’s of glimpses stops to identify and discuss a range of of arange discuss and identify to stops suitable footwear and clothing, clothing, and footwear suitable of Birds. of Orchards (W11b)Orchards Wincheap (W11a)Wincheap RSPB Birdwatching Walk (W12a) Walk Birdwatching RSPB walks unless otherwise stated. otherwise unless walks Please muddy. be may which Festival Box Office. All durations durations All Office. Box Festival Dogs are welcome on countryside countryside on welcome are Dogs Canterbury Castle Canterbury Chartham before joining the North North the joining before Chartham Conformist graveyard - many unexpected - graveyard unexpected many Conformist Duration Duration Duration Saturday 11 October Saturday book so 30, to limited are Numbers Sunday 12 October Sunday Leader Leader Leader Seasalter Selling by train from Canterbury East. East. Canterbury from by train Selling Downs Way National Trail. Picnic in No No in Trail. Picnic Way National Downs and Dunkirk at Denstead and Beech Joan of woods visited little the Explore Canterbury Royal Society for the Protection Protection the for Society Royal Canterbury Guides of Guild Canterbury Meet Meet Meet Man’s Community Orchard. Return to to Return Orchard. Community Man’s birds. No dogs please. dogs No birds. From Canterbury Castle to the Non- the to Castle Canterbury From Kentish Stour Countryside Project Countryside Stour Kentish bring refreshments for longer walks. walks. longer for refreshments bring : 8.45am Sportsman Public House, House, Public Sportsman : 8.45am Station : 10.12am Railway Selling of side Street Gas : 10am : Glynn Crocker : Glynn Shelton : Jon Taylor : Martin : 2-3 hours : 2-3 stop) picnic (includes : 6hours : 2hours The Tudors and Canterbury (W12d) Canterbury and Tudors The The Blean’s ancient woodland. Ancient Ancient woodland. ancient Blean’s The The Tudor presence in Canterbury is is Canterbury in Tudor presence The A walk to enjoy the City’s architecture, architecture, City’s the enjoy to A walk significant. This walk will introduce introduce will walk This significant. clues to 1000 years of history and pilgrim pilgrim and history of years 1000 to clues concentrating on the influence of ancient ancient of influence the on concentrating archaeology of the least visited corner of of corner visited least the of archaeology enjoy modern day hospitality. day modern enjoy Chapter and Verse (W12c) Verse and Chapter who have used the City’s history and and history City’s the used have who participants to Tudor structure and and Tudor to structure participants Exploring South Blean (W12b) Blean South Exploring poets and versifiers, some native to to native some versifiers, and poets (grid ref: TR085588) ref: (grid Greece and Rome. and Greece Castle Street Castle Dunkirk Road, Canterbury Happy Birthday Palladio! A Seach ASeach Palladio! Birthday Happy Canterbury and some who were visitors, visitors, were who some and Canterbury Duration Duration Duration Duration localities in their writings. their in localities features and provide a basis for for abasis provide and features Leader Leader Leader Leader trackways, fishponds and sawpits give give sawpits and fishponds trackways, Railway Station Station Railway Encounter more than a dozen novelists, novelists, adozen than more Encounter and management the Explore interesting further study. further interesting Canterbury Guild of Guides of Guild Canterbury Guides of Guild Canterbury Meet Meet Meet Meet for ‘Classical’ Canterbury (W13a) Canterbury ‘Classical’ for Friends of Canterbury Archaeological Trust Archaeological Canterbury of Friends Monday 13 October 13 October Monday hospitality. Return to The Red Lion to to Lion Red The to Return hospitality. Blean Heritage & Community Group &Community Heritage Blean : 10am outside Canterbury West West Canterbury outside : 10am Church Dunstan’s St : 2pm and Street Gas of Junction : 10am House, Public Lion Red The : 10am : Dick Bolton : Dick Lacamp : Philippe Ingram : Maureen Shire : David : 2hours mins 30 : 1hour : 2hours : 3hours ‘borough’ in the Domesday survey, and and survey, Domesday the in ‘borough’ The North Downs (W14b) Downs North The The American Connection (W15a) Connection American The This ancient town was named as a as named was town ancient This The Canterbury Group of the Ramblers’ Ramblers’ the of Group Canterbury The Tuesday 14Tuesday October Village of Fordwich (W14a) Fordwich of Village Among Canterbury’s American links are are links American Canterbury’s Among North beautiful the though walk A 6mile Association church and square of timbered houses, houses, timbered of square and church a 7 mile walk past Chilham Lake and and Lake Chilham past walk a 7mile Wednesday 15 October Wednesday on to Godmersham Park. We return to to Wereturn Park. Godmersham to on Once a thriving port, where stone stone where port, athriving Once Chilham Village and Godmersham Godmersham and Village Chilham Independence - and many more. more. many -and Independence was landed for the construction of the the of construction the for landed was Park (W13b)Park (before bridge), Fordwich bridge), (before Chilham along Mountain Street. Mountain along Chilham Cathedral, it has a wealth of interesting interesting of awealth has it Cathedral, Duration Duration Duration Leader Leader Leader Starting at Chilham with its castle, castle, its with Chilham at Starting timber-framed town hall. hall. town timber-framed the Lovelaces, Governors of New York; New of Governors Lovelaces, the places. in hills Steep Bossingham Road (grid ref: TR150487) ref: (grid Road Bossingham Dan Gookin, chronicler of the War of of War the of chronicler Gookin, Dan Mayflower; the of hirer Cushman, Robert Reserve. Nature Local Downs Jumping at stop Alunch Downs. Meet Meet Meet Friends of Canterbury Archaeological Trust Archaeological Canterbury of Friends Mill to join the Stour Valley Way and Way Valley and Stour the join to Mill No dogs please. dogs No and church its including buildings, had a mayor and jurats from c.1278. from jurats and amayor had Kentish Stour Countryside Project Countryside Stour Kentish : 10am Bossingham Village Hall, Hall, Village Bossingham : 10am Close Brooklands : 10am park car Village Chilham : 10am : Matt Hayes : Matt Connor : Meriel Clewer : Alan : 5 hours (includes picnic stop) picnic (includes : 5hours : 2hours : 4hours WALKS 41 Festival Box Office: 01227 378188 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk 42 Festival Box Office: 01227 378188 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk WALKS The Buttermarket The Buttermarket The Buttermarket The Trust continues his exploration of of exploration his Trust continues Archaeological the of Director The Thursday 16 October Thursday A circular walk on and around the city city the around and on walk A circular (W15c) at ‘First and Last Pub’. Last and ‘First at and what remains of the others. others. the of remains what and year’s walk. year’s on Monday 20 October, page 27 page October, 20 Monday on City Walls and Gates (W15b) Gates and Walls City Canterbury Houses (W16a) Houses Canterbury Including buildings not seen in last last in seen not buildings Including Woodland and Old Droveways Droveways Old and Woodland walls looking at the only surviving gate gate surviving only the at looking walls (grid ref: TR175651) ref: (grid Canterbury Road at Herne Common Common Herne at Road Canterbury Historic Buildings, Ancient Ancient Buildings, Historic Canterbury’s standing archaeology by archaeology standing Canterbury’s Duration Duration Duration Duration looking at more of its historic buildings. buildings. historic its of more at looking Leader Leaders Leader Leader See Marjorie Lyle’s talk in the Festival Festival the in Lyle’s talk Marjorie See Buses 4, 4a, 6, 6a or 6b, alighting alighting 6b, or 6a 6, 4a, 4, Buses Dogs on leads please. leads on Dogs landscape its and woodland Blean West of splendours autumn the Explore Dogs welcome. Dogs Meet Meet Meet Meet Friends of Canterbury Archaeological Trust Archaeological Canterbury of Friends Church Mildred’s St of Friends Trust Archaeological Canterbury of Friends history. Stiles to climb. climb. to Stiles history. Blean Heritage & Community Group &Community Heritage Blean : 10am Christ Church Gate, Gate, Church Christ : 10am A291 Way off Anemone : 10.30am Gate, Church Christ : 10am Gate, Church Christ : 10am : Paul Bennett : Paul Ginman : Richard Lyle : Marjorie : Carol and Trevor and Davis : Carol : 2hours mins 30 : 2hours : 2hours : 2hours The Canterbury Horror Walk Walk Horror Canterbury The TR226693) True tales of terror from the city’s less less city’s the from terror of True tales Towers over reclaimed marshland to to marshland reclaimed Towers over Trust The Canterbury Group of the Ramblers’ Ramblers’ the of Group Canterbury The A walk through the city’s history history city’s the through A walk from walk 6mile A level Association detail. (W17b) and poltergeists give intriguing intriguing give poltergeists and entrance, Longport entrance, of Archbishops, Benefactors, Benefactors, Archbishops, of Canterbury A to Z(W17a) Ato Canterbury Reclaimed Marshland (W16b) Marshland Reclaimed - Towers Reculver Car Park (Parking free, grid ref: ref: grid free, (Parking Park Car Friday 17 October Friday (W16c) Faversham Haunted Duration Duration Duration Duration Conquerors, Gardeners, Missionaries, Missionaries, Gardeners, Conquerors, more who have shaped Canterbury Canterbury shaped have who more Zoar. to Atrail Augustine from Leader Leader Leader Leader Station Strange activities of local phantoms phantoms local of activities Strange the medieval streets. medieval the and Gardens John Dane the through them You’ll meet ages. the through Nicholas-at-Wade. St of village the Returning after coffee via the sea wall. sea the via coffee after Returning insights into the elusive spirit world. spirit elusive the into insights Meet Meet Meet Meet illustrious past, described in grim grim in described past, illustrious Friends of Canterbury Archaeological Archaeological Canterbury of Friends in a walk on and off the city walls, walls, city the off and on awalk in Pilgrims, Romans, Royalty and many many and Royalty Romans, Pilgrims, : 7.30pm St Augustine’s Abbey Abbey Augustine’s St : 7.30pm Green Wootton’s Lady : 10am Railway Faversham : 7.30pm Towers Reculver : 10am : Malcolm Campbell : Malcolm Harding Keith and : Irene : Malcolm Campbell : Malcolm Russo : Andrea : 1 hour 30 mins 30 : 1hour mins 30 : 3hours : 1 hour 30 mins 30 : 1hour : 2hours The Great Stour from Grove Ferry Ferry Grove from Stour Great The The Old Dover Road – City Walls to Walls –City Road Dover Old The These deserve to be brought into the light as as light the into brought be to deserve These The towering figure of St Thomas Thomas St of figure towering The -its road this of features historic Trace the The Canterbury Group of the Ramblers’ Ramblers’ the of Group Canterbury The A riverside walk from Grove Ferry Picnic Site, Site, Picnic Ferry Grove from walk A riverside Association (W18c) surround us as we walk the city streets. streets. city the walk we as us surround signposted from the A28 east of Upstreet of east A28 the from signposted each has a tale worth telling. worth atale has each overshadows the numerous saints that that saints numerous the overshadows of Blean, this 5 mile walk will cross the former using part of the Saxon Shore Way. Shore Saxon the of part using Canterbury, City of Saints (W18d) Saints of City Canterbury, Cricket Ground (W18a) Ground Cricket Introducing the Ramblers’ Association and and Association Ramblers’ the Introducing Introducing Footpaths and Public Public and Footpaths Introducing Rights of Way of (W18b) Rights (City Wall, between Dane John Garden and and Garden John Dane between Wall, (City Gutter, returning through West Stourmouth, Stourmouth, West through returning Gutter, returning through woodlands and orchards. and woodlands through returning nunnery, chalk quarry, homes and hostelries, hostelries, and homes quarry, chalk nunnery, Duration Duration Duration Duration Crab and Winkle railway line, to Broad Oak and and Oak Broad to line, railway Winkle and Crab Saturday 18 October Saturday leper hospital and great black windmill. black great and hospital leper following the River Great Stour to Plucks Plucks to Stour Great River the following Leader Leader Leader Leader Starting from the edge of the ancient Forest University of Kent at Canterbury. at Kent of University Bus Station) Bus Canterbury Guild of Guides of Guild Canterbury Meet Meet Meet Meet its role as the guardian of public footpaths. Friends of Canterbury Archaeological Trust Archaeological Canterbury of Friends Kentish Stour Countryside Project Countryside Stour Kentish : 2pm St Dunstan’s Church Dunstan’s St : 2pm Site, Picnic Ferry Grove : 10am park, car Visitors’ : 10am Footbridge Gate Riding on : 10am : Maureen Ingram : Maureen Hayes : Matt Keaveney : Jenny Seymour-Ure : Colin : 2hours stop) lunch (includes : 5hours : 3hours : 2hours The Buttermarket The Village (W19c) Village A wide variety of local hauntings described described hauntings local of variety A wide surrounding area the of exploration An Wewill ramparts. the round A ramble destroyed by Julius Caesar, over farmland farmland over Caesar, by Julius destroyed (W19b) and the King’s downstream water-meadows, water-meadows, downstream King’s the and water- great eight driving town a riverside and through uncoppiced woods. Some Some woods. uncoppiced through and or known about. known or Canterbury Cathedral Precincts Precincts Cathedral Canterbury Canterbury’s River (W20a) River Canterbury’s with thought-provoking narration. thought-provoking with Pluckley - Kent’s Most Haunted Haunted Most Kent’s - Pluckley Exploration (W19a) Exploration (bottom of Gas Street) Gas of (bottom realigned by Saxons. realigned Cottages; from Harbledown, left off Bigbury Bigbury off left Harbledown, from Cottages; Duration Duration Duration Duration Sunday 19 October Sunday mills. Between the up-stream marshes marshes up-stream the Between mills. more challenging terrain. No dogs please. dogs No terrain. challenging more forded by Celts, bridged by Romans and and by Romans bridged by Celts, forded point crossing avital dominates city the treasures that you may never have noticed noticed have never may you that treasures many reveals building magnificent this Fort, Hill the of ditches and bank the trace Leader Leader Leader Leader Bigbury Hill Fort – A Historical –AHistorical Fort Hill Bigbury Road (grid ref: TR121 576) ref: (grid Road Exploring Canterbury’s defining position as as position defining Canterbury’s Exploring Meet Meet Meet Meet between Dover and London which was was which London and Dover between Friends of Canterbury Archaeological Trust Archaeological Canterbury of Friends Trust Archaeological Canterbury of Friends Trust Archaeological Canterbury of Friends Monday 20 October 20 Monday : 2pm St Mildred’s Churchyard gate gate Churchyard Mildred’s St : 2pm Station Railway Pluckley : 3pm Gate, Church Christ : 2pm Bigbury below park car : 10am : David Birmingham : David Campbell : Malcolm Ingram : Maureen Taylor : Martin : 2hours mins 50 : 1hour : 2hours : 2hours Trafalgar Day in Victory Wood Wood Victory in Day Trafalgar The Village of Harbledown Harbledown of Village The TR086625) Trafalgar on its anniversary. 6 miles 6miles anniversary. its on Trafalgar The Canterbury Group of the the of Group Canterbury The Ramblers’ the of Group Canterbury The Tuesday 21 October 21 Tuesday A walk to celebrate the Battle of of Battle the celebrate to A walk 7th Caesar’s Julius fort, Age Iron An the through walk country A 6mile A260 seven miles SE of Canterbury, Canterbury, of SE miles seven A260 down, under the blee in Caunterbury Caunterbury in blee the under down, Association (W21b) (W21a) returning Kitchener, of Lord home grand the once Park, Broome of grounds grid ref: TR215472) ref: grid author Richard Barham based several several based Barham Richard author ancient woodland of The Blean. 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Some the passing and woodland through Leader Leader Leader Ramblers’ Association Ramblers’ Lamberhurst Farm, Nr Dargate (grid ref: ref: (grid Dargate Nr Farm, Lamberhurst Harbledown Harbledown, Chaucer’s ‘Bob-up-and- Chaucer’s Harbledown, of story the of part –all Prince Black 900 founded hospital aleper Legion, please. dogs No Meet Meet Meet Friends of Canterbury Archaeological Trust Archaeological Canterbury of Friends historic Tappington Hall, on which which on Hall, Tappington historic : 10am Victory Wood car park, park, car Wood Victory : 10am Church, Michael’s St : 10am (on Denton Jackdaw, The : 10am : Ian Wild : Ian Berg : Peter Rathbone : Rosemary : 3hours : 2hours : 3hours The King’s School Canterbury (W22a) Canterbury School King’s The The Buttermarket The Buttermarket The Borough The This year’s exploration of Canterbury with the the with Canterbury of exploration year’s This leafy the astride sitting Bridge of village The The Canterbury Group of the Ramblers’ Ramblers’ the of Group Canterbury The Thursday 23 October October 23 Thursday A walk within the city walls looking for the the for looking walls city the within A walk Association schools in England. in schools archaeological sites, grand houses and and houses grand sites, archaeological and a visit to the two functioning churches churches functioning two the to avisit and Wednesday 22 October 22 Wednesday Canterbury’s Archaeology (W23a) Archaeology Canterbury’s Way (W22c) woodlands. welcome. 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From Holly Hill Hill Holly From orchards. and woods peasants were incited to rebel by rebel to incited were peasants William Courtenay. Today unspoilt Today unspoilt Courtenay. William religious tradition. Follow the trail of of trail the Follow tradition. religious Friday 24 October 24 Friday Canterbury’s Dissenting communities communities Dissenting Canterbury’s Duration Duration misty season. Uncover the mellow mellow the Uncover season. misty Boughton (W24b) Boughton Leader Leader Leader fungi to a furry sleeper. Discover the the Discover sleeper. afurry to fungi and fruit from Blean, The of fruitfulness Swale. Some hills. Some Swale. the across views panoramic are there itself. No dogs please! dogs No itself. Ends at Zoar Chapel. Zoar at Ends Canterbury’s of part was England of Church the against Reaction Meet Meet Meet illustrious past, described in grim detail. grim in described past, illustrious Friends of Canterbury Archaeological Trust Archaeological Canterbury of Friends Farm, Broad Oak (grid ref: TR155620) ref: (grid Oak Broad Farm, habitat of the very cute but nocturnal nocturnal but cute very the of habitat Kent Wildlife Trust Wildlife Kent : 10am Christ Church Gate, Gate, Church Christ : 10am Abbey Augustine’s St : 7.30pm Mayton Oast, Mayton : 10am : Doreen Rosman : Doreen Campbell : Malcolm Aldous : Tim : 2hours mins 30 : 1hour Tonford Manor, Chartham Hatch, Hatch, Chartham Tonford Manor, There are treasures of history and and history of treasures are There the outside explore to much is There The 15th century Compasses Inn opens opens Inn Compasses century 15th The The Canterbury Group of the Ramblers’ Ramblers’ the of Group Canterbury The The Canterbury Group of the the of Group Canterbury The A Wander around Waltham Waltham around Wander A A 6 mile walk across the downs, through through downs, the across walk A 6 mile around St Augustine’s Abbey Abbey Augustine’s St around Association (W25c) (W25b) (W25a) city walls of Canterbury, an area known known area an Canterbury, of walls city archaeology to discover. to archaeology visited. often less much but about after the walk. the after St Martin’s Church and the area area the and Church Martin’s St Gateway to the Countryside Countryside the to Gateway woods and ancient landscapes. landscapes. ancient and woods part of the Centenary Walk, visiting visiting Walk, Centenary the of part (lane by St Martin’s Church) Martin’s by St (lane (grid ref: TR097493) ref: (grid Canterbury Circular walk of 8 miles incorporating incorporating 8miles of walk Circular Duration Duration Duration Duration Saturday 25 October 25 Saturday Leader Leader Leader Leader Street, between Waltham and Crundale Crundale and Waltham between Street, following the North Downs Way through Way through Downs North the following for pub lunches if you would like to stay stay to like would you if lunches pub for Ramblers’ Association Ramblers’ Boughton Bigbury Wood with the Iron Age Hill Hill Age Iron the with Wood Bigbury Meet Meet Meet Meet Friends of Canterbury Archaeological Trust Archaeological Canterbury of Friends Fort and back to Canterbury. to back and Fort Kentish Stour Countryside Project Countryside Stour Kentish : 2pm Village Hall, Bull Lane, Lane, Bull Hall, Village : 2pm : 10am St Martin’s Priory Martin’s St : 10am : 10am Compasses Inn, Sole Sole Inn, Compasses : 10am : 10am Westgate Towers Gardens, Towers Gardens, Westgate : 10am : Kate & Les Dann &Les : Kate : Martin Taylor : Martin : Debbie Adams : Debbie : Andrew Brooks : Andrew : 3hours : 2hours : 3hours : 4hours 43 Festival Box Office: 01227 378188 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk WALKS 44 Festival Box Office: 01227 378188 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk restaurants have to offer! to have restaurants city’s the food delicious and varied the celebrate and here participating those See before. dined never have they or week, mid- out eat to opportunity the taking show, a Festival after or before meal quick a enjoying – city the across restaurants sample to people Out Eat Big The 2007, in Started £10. just for meal 3course a2or offering be will restaurants Canterbury Festival, the of night Every forDinner £10!

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10. Lucy Stockwell Lucy 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Sue Fisher Sue Watts Penny Lovold Gerd Taylor Gary Ed Mahony Rhodes Nigel Funell Pat Guthrie India Tony Benham The Studio, 15 Tudor Road. Road. 15Tudor Studio, The Tourist Information Centre, Centre, Information Tourist Chromos Jon Dent Jon Garay De Jay Artist/Printmaker. Prints exploring exploring Prints Artist/Printmaker. Canterbury Trail sculptures and prints. and sculptures and light. and erosion of natural elements. natural of erosion earthenware ceramics. earthenware CT1 3SY Interested in spaces, faces, figures figures faces, spaces, in Interested Clive Soord Clive Garay De Chris 5 Ethelbert Road. CT1 3ND Road. 5 Ethelbert www.ekoh.org Contemporary Landscapes. Contemporary functional and Colourful media. mixed and bronze Ceramics, drawing. and bronze Ceramics, in explored conquests and Conflicts Simple images, a simple approach. approach. asimple images, Simple the textures and marks made by the by the made marks and textures the Lucy Stockwell Stockwell Lucy Spalding Lynne West Lindsay Frank Kerstin Cattell Keith two month period. month two a over thought of documentation the 01227 462238 Neil Brown Neil paintings. oil Expressionist by inspired drawings pencil Large Nigel Rhodes Entities unto themselves. unto Entities Looking at the dark side. dark the at Looking visions. and Dreams Miniature theatres of the mind. the of theatres Miniature Mark Hargreaves Mark Howland Mark from: leaflets Maps/trail Fabricator extraordinaire. Fabricator All houses are open weekends during the Festival 11am-5pm Festival the during weekends open are houses All , art galleries, galleries, art , 16 St Martins Road. CT1 1QW Road. 16 Martins St Road. Canterbury 15South Tony Benham Thomas Langley The reformation of the ready made. made. ready the of reformation The Yvette West West Yvette Jewellery. Jonathan Barnes A collection of paintings paintings of A collection Andy Fisher documenting a layered, visual diary diary visual alayered, documenting dreams and portraying positive positive portraying and dreams architecture in Canterbury and and Canterbury in architecture visit to the Western United States. United Western the to visit of selected memories and moments. moments. and memories selected of Samain Studio, Bridge Hill, Hill, Bridge Studio, Samain using patterns, shapes and colours colours and shapes patterns, using Gerd Lovold Lovold Gerd CT1 3LH CT1 3LH Cherry Cherry Tewfik Sophie Louise Everett Louise Sophie Fisher Sue Pat Funell Funell Pat Cardboard constructions and prints. and constructions Cardboard on based paintings oil Collage Duncan Ferguson Ferguson Duncan from all over the world. the over all from Sculptor. jewellery. Silver Bridge. CT4 5AS Bridge. Heather Defferary Defferary Heather feelings to the viewer. the to feelings 01227 767896 01227 830343 Domestic and decorative pottery pottery decorative and Domestic of paintings and Etchings Printer. media. Painter/Mixed Potter. a during taken images Photographic beyond. Paintings, prints, collage and and collage prints, Paintings, Manuela Marques Clarke Marques Manuela handmade paper. handmade The New House, Howfield Lane, Lane, Howfield House, New The Julie Murray-Smith Aldis Janet Acrylic and mixed media work on on work media mixed and Acrylic Aileen Addington Val Jones canvas. cards gift shawls, and sarongs camisoles, and prints. prints. and Gary Taylor Taylor Gary Chartham Hatch. CT4 Hatch. 7NA Chartham CT3 4GD CT3 Crows Camp Road, Road, Camp Crows Studio, Camp Crows wearable art including silk capes, capes, silk including art wearable www.crowscamp.co.uk Ian Dorsett Watercolours. Stephen Dorsett Dorsett Stephen Derringstone, Barham. CT4 6QD Barham. Derringstone, House, Hill Derringstone 25 Acacia Drive, Hersden. Hersden. Drive, Acacia 25 Colourful, energetic paintings paintings energetic Colourful, paintings. oil Contemporary paintings, oil Contemporary Diana Forrest Forrest Diana landscapes, small and large scale. scale. large and small landscapes, abstract, Figurative, oils. in mainly Bishopsbourne. CT4 5JH. CT4 5JH. Bishopsbourne. Liz Lambourne Liz to figurative. to 01227 710513 01227 830878 by travel and pattern, from abstract abstract from pattern, and by travel inspired oils and acrylic in Paintings media. Mixed media. Mixed Photography.

Tassel Solicitors, 20 West Street. Street. West 20 Solicitors, Tassel Textiles Plus Textiles 4 Mendfield Street. ME13 7JY Street. 4 Mendfield Jane Potter, Frances Attree and Tina- and Attree Frances Potter, Jane Jill Holder Bowell Jane Airbrush illustrations of cars, motorcycles motorcycles cars, of illustrations Airbrush Anne Mclaren on 01795 on 591555 Mclaren Anne Faversham Trail displaying the qualities of various materials. various of qualities the displaying silversmithing and bookbinding. bookbinding. and silversmithing and motorsports, and watercolour paintings paintings watercolour and motorsports, and Visibly handmade work manipulating and and manipulating work handmade Visibly of architecture, marine and landscape. and marine architecture, of on board. on 35 Preston Grove. ME13 Grove. 8JY Preston 35 Ian Wessels Ian Watercolour landscapes, in particular particular in landscapes, Watercolour Ed Mahony Preston Street, the Library. Contact Contact Library. the Street, Preston Centre, Information Tourist Lis de Fleur 2 Bridge Cottages, Love Lane. ME13 Lane. 8YJ Love Cottages, 2 Bridge cards. and work Current Shadows and dreams. Recent works works Recent dreams. and Shadows ME13 7JF the architectural form and lighting of old old of lighting and form architectural the and trees, of positioning and shape the Hope Fitzgerald few sheep. few England. and Brittany in life town 01795 533337 01795 535661 01795 534928 01795 534312 Louise Hewitt exhibit together as Textiles Textiles as together exhibit Hewitt Louise buildings. buildings. Paintings in oils - still life, landscapes, landscapes, life, -still oils in Paintings and seaside countryside, of Photographs Plus showing textile art, handmade papers, papers, handmade art, textile showing Plus Mary Hyde Mary Sexton Martin from: leaflets Maps/trail hopefully a few surprises and of course a course of and surprises afew hopefully 1 Harty Ferry Cottages, Oare. Oare. Cottages, Ferry 1 Harty An opulent mixed media media mixed opulent An the in installations Allegorical of notions the of exploration An organic of investigation An Andrew Baldwin Luckhurst Antoinette dark labyrinthine corners of the the of corners labyrinthine dark good luck. See if you can find a find can you if See luck. good sculptures. ceramics for gardens and and gardens for ceramics create fantastic 3D stained glass glass stained 3D fantastic create and form. Finding inspiration inspiration Finding form. and exhibition in perspex and found found and perspex in exhibition variety of techniques with accent accent with techniques of variety objects. on colour and texture. and colour on using innovative techniques to to techniques innovative using Goosemeadow, Newnham Newnham Goosemeadow, India’s focus is on texture texture on is focus India’s a using jewellery Individual paintings using oil, acrylic and and acrylic oil, using paintings India Guthrie India Rose Dickinson Garden. Cottage Goosemeadow Sarah Roelich Sarah Martindale Sam Lane, Eastling. ME13 OAT Eastling. Lane, manufactured. mixed media. media. mixed landscape. lucky penny. lucky Sculpture and steel automata in in automata steel and Sculpture forms with colour and light light and colour with forms ME13 0QD Lisa Oulton Louise Rimington the landscape. the 01795 535668 01795 892068 Expressive figurative abstract abstract figurative Expressive practical and Decorative in structures, natural and and natural structures, in interiors inspired by the local local by the inspired interiors Brigitte Brigitte Oransinski

‘Glass Artists’ 11-13 ME13 8NS Street. Preston 10-4 pm pm 10-4 Teresa Tanner Teddy Kempster Traditional Artist/ Blacksmith forging mild mild forging Blacksmith Artist/ Traditional 73 Abbey Street. ME13 7BN Street. Abbey 73 Jeanette Newman Jeanette Musker Jaki Apsley Cottage, The Street, Boughton Boughton Street, The Cottage, Apsley (behind 216 The Street). ME13 216 Street). 9AN The (behind sculptural plaster panels focussing on on focussing panels plaster sculptural sculptures and other items. other and sculptures steel using coke fire and anvil, producing producing anvil, and fire coke using steel architecture and containers. and architecture as beautiful as the things they hold. hold. they things the as beautiful as Various artwork from acrylic to pen and ink. ink. and pen to acrylic from artwork Various Seed Road, Newnham. ME9 ONE ME9 Newnham. Road, Seed Church) Newnham from Road Seed up (1 mile Forge Farm Sandhurst Charles Dickinson www.sjdesigns.co.uk www.sandhurstfarmforge.co.uk Fleur de Lis Centre Gallery, Gallery, Centre Lis de Fleur Woven-textile pieces. Woven-textile Susan Evans Jewel Simon Penny Watts Penny Kent coast to Indian Ocean. Indian to coast Kent Kate Gooding and Jill Lebor Lebor Jill and Gooding Kate Liz Vinson Dickinson Kate 07793 351337 07793 01795 886854 01227 750262 Recent paintings. Recent work. media mixed and Drawing textiles. colourful Bold pieces make to used hardwoods Local furniture. fine and boxes Decorative panels, glass functional and Decorative 01795 590726 Photography and mixed media work. media mixed and Photography painted, and etched poured, Moulded, work. media Mixed both sculptural and functional pieces. functional and sculptural both

47 ARTISTS’ Festival Box Office: 01227 378188 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk OPEN HOUSES 48 ARTISTS’ Festival Box Office: 01227 378188 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk Festival Box Office: 01227 378188 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk OPEN HOUSES The Old Bakery, 90 The Street, Street, The 90 Bakery, Old The Road, Ashford Lion, Red The Thomas Sharrock 4 Millers Cottages, Cottages, 4 Millers Andrew Bull Andrew Oakley Anita Zana Bull drawings. simplified forms. simplified and all types of sailing boats. boats. sailing of types all and and ancient forms. forms. ancient and Vibrant paintings, based on children’s children’s on based paintings, Vibrant Inspired by nature and the built environment, environment, built the and by nature Inspired Carmel Park Carmel Open from 12 noon all other dates other all 12 noon from Open www.woodall-evans.abelgratis.co.uk patterns found in the landscape at Seasalter. Seasalter. at landscape the in found patterns 37 Norman Road. ME13 Road. 8PX Norman 37 Roger Woodall Roger Peter Smith Peter Calligraphy and illumination. and Calligraphy Daphne Stanley Daphne Not open Sunday 26 October. October. 26 Sunday open Not 0LN ME9 Newnham. Not open Sunday 26 October 26 Sunday open Not Not open on Sunday 26 October 26 Sunday on open Not Sculpture in wood, metal, ciment fondu and and fondu ciment metal, wood, in Sculpture biological from inspiration drawing Sculpture ME13 8LA Street. 8 Nelson Badlesmere Lees. ME13 Lees. 0NX Badlesmere Belvedere Road. ME13 Road. 7LN Belvedere bold colour and and colour bold flat into translated Kate Lee Kate the UK. Special interest in Thames Barges Barges Thames in interest Special UK. the the various seasonal colours, shapes and and shapes colours, seasonal various the 01795 530664 01795 538000 538000 01795 Humorous porcelain figures and animals. and figures porcelain Humorous explores which painting abstract Expressive 07763 339857 Mixed media. Mixed landscapes. exuberant of Painter around working photographer Professional bronze. Margaret Woodall Margaret Whitstable & Tracie Peisley Tessa Lloyd Jayne Delarre Alma Caira & Stephen Russell Russell &Stephen Caira Alma McLewin Angus off Joy Lane/Admiralty Walk). Lane/Admiralty Joy off (approach from beach via slipway slipway via beach from (approach Herne Bay Trail ceramics. as far as the eye can see – exhibited –exhibited see eye can the as far as escapes from beneath the surface to to surface the beneath from escapes outside. CT5 4ET 4ET CT5 Carol Foster Foster Carol www.tessalloyd.co.uk www.digitaldad.co.uk Russell Lax Lax Russell Patrizia Burgess Caira’s collectibles. Caira’s 90 Clare Road. CT5 2EH CT5 Road. Clare 90 8 Middle Wall. CT5 1BJ CT5 Wall. 8 Middle video- and seascapes Soundscrapes, Breakwater, 16 Admiralty Walk Walk 16 Admiralty Breakwater, Horsebridge Horsebridge Centre, Whitstable. Lax’s labour. 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Zephyr 10.30am 10.30am 10.30am 8.30pm 2.30pm 2.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 10am 10am 10am 10am 10am 11am 11am 8pm 8pm 8pm 3pm 3pm 5pm 2pm 2pm 2pm ISC20b SG19b SG19a Code Code FCF19 W19b W18b W18d W19c W19a W18c W18a SM19 FC20 TR20 FC19 SP18 FF20 M20 G20 M19 G19 G18 F18 Page Page 35 35 29 22 23 25 42 42 42 42 42 52 52 52 42 42 52 52 24 31 16 15 13 51 51 11 8 7 8 8 Late But Live But Late – Raleigh and Elizabeth Something New Old/ Something Fringe: Elin Manahan Thomas Orchestra McMillan Ian The City the in Churches Parish Walk: Canterbury School King’s The Walk: Magnets The Pantaloons The Fringe: Michael McIntyre Michael Collective Accidental Fringe: Kings Catfish the and Brown Tommy October 23 Thursday Way of Rights Public by Bridge Historic Walk: Atterbury Talk: Paul Quartet Sacconi Ballet Big The Winstone Norma October 22 Wednesday Quintet Wind Crowther The Journey Return Thomas: Dylan Tales Canterbury Rap The Arches the Underneath Umbrella: Border the on Disorder Tuesday 21 October Lyle Talk: Marjorie Howard Katherine Umbrella: Organ Recital Broome Park Broome and Country Ingoldsby Walk: Talk: Michael Rosen Talk: Michael Walk: Canterbury’s River Canterbury’s Walk: in Victory Wood Victory in Day Trafalgar Walk: of Harbledown Walk: The Village 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 5.30pm 5.30pm 5.30pm 2.30pm 1.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 10am 10am 10am 10am 10am 8pm 8pm 2pm ISC20a SPS20 Code Code Code ISC22 ISC21 W20b W22b W20a W22a SM21 W22c W21b M21b W21a SH21 M21a FC22 FC23 FC21 SP22 FF22 FF23 FF21 M22 M23 G22 G23 G21 C23 Page Page Page 43 43 43 43 43 43 36 36 36 25 25 42 52 52 27 27 27 21 24 31 31 31 16 17 17 9 9 8 9 Sandi Toksvig Sandi Families for &Bushcraft Fire Umbrella: Curiosity of Cabinets Umbrella: Town III the Paint Umbrella: Countryside the to Gateway Walk: around Waltham AWander Walk: Albanian Radio Television of Orchestra Symphony The Byrne Ed Band 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Big Fringe: Potted Potter Potted Competition Film Later 2 Days at Boughton at Uprising Peasants’ The Walk: 6.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 5.30pm 5.30pm 9.45am 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.45pm 7.45pm 10am 10am 10am 10am 10am 10am 10am 10am 3pm 2pm 7pm 7pm SM25b SM25a Code Code ISC23 ISC24 W23b W25b SM23 W24b W23c W23a W25c W25a W24a SH24 FC25 FC24 TR23 TR24 FF25 FF24 M25 M24 G25 G24 U23 C25 U24 Page Page 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 30 36 36 29 52 52 52 52 27 52 27 21 21 10 10 24 31 31 18 18 17 11 55 Festival Box Office: 01227 378188 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk AT A GLANCE 56 Festival Box Office: 01227 378188 | www.canterburyfestival.co.uk ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Mr JohnMoss Mr andMrsRoddyLoder-Symonds Mr andMrsRichard Latham Mr andMrsGeorgeJessel Mr andMrsIainJenkins The Hon&MrsCharlesJames Mr DavidCHumphreys Mr andMrsNevilleHilary Mr andMrsPeterHermitage Mrs Tom Gould Mrs Audrey Eyton Mrs AmandaCottrell ConybeareMr Martin FRCS Sir JamesCayzer Mr andMrsChristopher Mr TimothyBrett OBE Edwin Boorman Mrs JamesBird Brigadier &MrsMAAtherton Presidents Vice MBE Williams Peter President Canterbury of Archbishop Williams Rowan Hon &Rt Rev’d Most The Patron the charitable work of the Canterbury Theatre and Festival Trust. 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Canterbury the of health long- financial term and Foundation development the support to Festival established Canterbury The Professor andMrs MichaelWright Mr andMrsEvelynWright and Sir Robert Mr andMrsFergusWatson Mr andMrsCharlesVilliers Mrs LobaVan derBijl Mrs JoTaylor Williams Mr andMrsDominicTayler Mrs CamillaSwire Lady Swire Mr PeterStevens Dr DavidStarkeyCBE The Reverend NicolasStacey Mr andMrsAndrew Saunders Mr Andrea Russo Mr JamesRumbellow Dr MarkRakeandMrsJillJordan Mr andMrsJohnPlumptre Mrs AliciaPentin Mr Richard Oldfield Lady Worcester KBEDL the same. and PeterCoxwithout whomitwillneverbe Emma Clarke.Special thankstoAngelaPrior The King’sSchool,Susan Wanless and Kent MessengerGroup Newspapers, Volunteer Stewards, StarsandAmbassadors, FestivalandCommittee, the Canterbury The Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, Friends of following fortheirgenerous helpandsupport: Festivalwishes tothankthe The Canterbury Acknowledgements John Harris Grenville HancoxMBE David Flood Mark Everett Cllr M.P. 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