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Stratford Literary Festival Literary Festival Stratlitfest.Co.Uk 22Nd to 29Th April 2018 Stratford STRATFORD Literary Festival LITERARY FESTIVAL stratlitfest.co.uk 22nd to 29th April 2018 Jeremy Vine Alan Johnson Louise Minchin Harriet Walter Simon Mayo Simon Scarrow Jon McGregor Jane Garvey AC Grayling Harriet Harman Dan Cruikshank Don Paterson Greg Wise Alastair Sawday Axel Scheffler Ruth Jones Tim Marshall Harry Hill Rose Tremain Libby Purves and much more... In association with 3 BAILLIE GIFFORD LITERARY FESTIVAL SPONSORSHIP Welcome to the 2018 Festival The joy of programming the Festival this year has been in the extraordinary choice of topics being written about and the stellar WE LOVE GREAT choice of authors writing about them. It feels like being given a box of chocolates and not knowing which one to pick first! This year we WORK THAT lurch from truth to post-truth, left to extreme right, childhood to death - and in the mix are a veritable feast of best-selling and award-winning authors and illustrators. Children’s Day promises huge fun and our STANDS THE workshop offering this year is broader than ever. Thanks as always to everyone - from our wonderful volunteers to our TEST OF TIME. loyal sponsors and advertisers - and to the Trustees and brilliant team Baillie Gifford is delighted to continue to sponsor some of the most who make it all not only possible but great fun along the way. renowned literary festivals throughout the UK. We believe that, much Annie Ashworth | Festival Director like a classic piece of literature, a great investment philosophy will stand the test of time. Baillie Gifford is one of the UK’s largest independent investment trust Box Office:01789 207100 managers. In our daily work in investments we do our very best to emulate (Open 10am-4pm Monday to Friday, 9:30am-2pm on Saturday) the imagination, insight and intelligence that successful writers bring to the We are delighted to be working with: creative process. or online at: stratfordartshouse.co.uk Our Bookseller Headline Sponsor In our own way we’re publishers too. Our free, award-winning Trust magazine provides you with an engaging and insightful overview of the Our Media Partner investment world, along with details of our literary festival activity throughout AT BAILLIE GIFFORD WE the UK. BELIEVE IN THE VALUE For the latest news and any programme All you need to know OF GREAT LITERATURE To find out more or to take out a free AND IN LONG-STANDING subscription for Trust magazine, please call changes, go to stratlitfest.co.uk about everything that matters SUCCESS STORIES. us on 0800 280 2820 or visit us at Join over 344,000 readers of The Week magazine www.bailliegifford.com/sponsorship Long-term investment partners Cover image by Kate Wrigglesworth commissioned for the Festival - katewrigglesworth.co.uk Stratford Literary Festival is a Registered Charity. No.: 1164662 | All ticket prices include VAT. Your call may be recorded for training or monitoring purposes. Baillie Gifford Savings Management Limited (BGSM) produces Trust magazine and is an affiliate of Baillie Gifford & Co Limited, which is the Follow us Box Office:01789 207100 or online at stratfordartshouse.co.uk | stratlitfest.co.uk manager and secretary of seven investment trusts. Search The Week 22472_WEK_Page_ad_stratford_library.indd 1 22/01/2018 10:53 SBK A5 Landscape_Literary Ad_Jan 18_Layout 1 10/01/2018 10:59 Page 1 property Thursday 12 April Sunday 22 April 5 E X P E R T I S E ...we wrote the book! Lit Fest Quiz Playbox Theatre Diana Henry Richard Spender King Edward VI’s School, Mustardseed’s Magical How to eat a Peach The Laughing Cavalier With over 100 years experience locally, you can Chapel Lane Mayhem Workshop Stratford ArtsHouse Shakespeare’s Schoolroom take it as read that SBK have the knowledge and 7pm-9:45pm | £15pp Stratford ArtsHouse 2:30pm | £12 Church Street know how in a wide range of property services. Inc sharing plate supper 2pm and 4pm The award-winning Sunday Telegraph 3pm | Free Others may try to take a leaf out of our book but Bar open Children £8 | Adults £4 | 4-8yrs food writer, journalist and broadcaster Spender, a KES pupil in the 1930s, is the author of eleven books including was something of a hero at school and Our annual brain tease to test your Following sell-out performances in the with SBK’s class leading service there’s no need general knowledge with questions Crazy Water, Pickled Lemons, Cook then became a notable poet. Although UK and USA, Playbox Theatre present Simple, and Roast Figs, Sugar Snow. awarded a Scholarship to Oxford, to read between the lines, no fiction, dramas or set by the quiz whizz, Martin Kinoulty. a unique, lively and interactive event Bring a team (max 10 per table) and Simple was named Cookery Book of he joined the army and later the horror stories! Start a new chapter, talk to SBK introducing under 8s to the magic the Year at the Fortnum & Mason Food Parachute Regiment. His poetry was see if you can win a selection of great of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. about your next move...all done by the book! prizes. The ticket price includes a and Drink Awards in 2017, and A Bird published widely both in this country Children work with actors and directors in the Hand won a prestigious James and in America but he was killed, aged donation to the Festival, a charity to explore the unusual goings-on in which puts together projects for Beard Award in March 2016. She has just 21, attacking a German machine Fairyland, as they work together to also been awarded Cookery Journalist children, young people, prisoners gun position in Tunisia in 1943. Stratford-upon-Avon Tel: 01789 292310 Shipston-on-Stour Tel: 01608 661666 restore harmony between Oberon of the Year by the Guild of Food Perry Mills and Richard Pearson and the community, bringing people and Titania. Join Fairy Mustardseed, together through a love of books. Writers three times. Her latest book of KES mark the publication of A Offices also at: Leamington Spa & Kenilworth mischievous Puck and friends for is not only a cookbook of wonderful Laughing Cavalier with poems and For tickets call 01789 470185 acting, singing, dancing, storytelling recipes but a collection of memories readings from the short but inspired and making. An enchanting experience and stories that transport you from life of one of the most promising sheldonbosleyknight.co.uk for children and adults alike. the kitchen around the world. poets of the 20th century. Box Office:01789 207100 or online at stratfordartshouse.co.uk | stratlitfest.co.uk Sunday 22 April 7 She’s inheriting a love of books you hope will last a lifetime A.C. Grayling Harriet Walter Alastair Sawday Jon McGregor We can ensure her other Democracy and Its Crisis Brutus and Other Heroines Travelling Light Reservoir 13 Stratford ArtsHouse Stratford ArtsHouse Stratford ArtsHouse Stratford ArtsHouse legacies last even longer 4pm | £10 4:30pm | £14 5:15pm | £10 5:45pm | £12 Churchill described democracy as ‘A part we have played is like a person Teacher, environmentalist and We welcome one of the UK’s most Independently ranked as a top tier Private Client team, ‘the least bad of all systems’. So we once met, grew to know, became campaigner, Alastair Sawday has exciting writers and winner of the at Lodders we offer clear, practical and cost effective it is, when it works. The Master of intimately enmeshed with and finally spent his life travelling. He will Costa Novel Award 2017. The award- the New College of the Humanities moved away from. Some of these share his gradual awakening to the winning author of If Nobody Speaks advice on all aspects of wills, trusts, inheritance tax and Professor of Philosophy and characters remain friends, others fragility of everything we love through of Remarkable Things, Jon McGregor planning and care and capacity matters. Supernumerary Fellow of St Anne’s are like ex-lovers with whom we no contemplative, consciously slow will be discussing Reservoir 13, the College Oxford, explores how longer have anything in common. journeying. Every visit uncovers story of many lives haunted by one Our tailored and highly personal service will support democracy has been made to fail, All of them bring something out in difference - from France profaned family’s loss. He is the author of four your family and protect your wealth, ensuring you and how to put it right. A.C. Grayling us that will never go back in the box.’ to the darker side of Sicily, and to novels and a story collection, winner is the author of over thirty books of Harriet Walter has played almost all the flora, fauna, and silence of rural of the IMPAC Dublin Literature Prize, leave much more than shared passions and precious philosophy, biography, history of of Shakespeare’s heroines, But where, Britain. He’ll give voice to those of us Betty Trask Prize, and Somerset memories to those you care about most. ideas, and essays, and is a leading she asks, does an actress go after who have climbed no mountains or Maugham Award, and has twice been newspaper columnist and broadcaster. playing Cleopatra’s magnificent death? discovered no rivers, but who yearn long listed for the Man Booker Prize. He has twice been a judge on the Why didn’t Shakespeare write more - to understand the world and make He is Professor of Creative Writing at Booker Prize, and is a Fellow of and more powerful - roles for mature sense of its infinite variety. The founder the University of Nottingham, where the Royal Society of Arts and women? She’ll also discuss other of Sawday’s Travel Guides, he will he edits The Letters Page, a literary Stratford upon Avon office 01789 293259 Birmingham office 0121 200 0890 roles which have made her one be celebrating regional character, journal in letters.
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