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A N US N T GE 6. Brunei Theatre SOAS Heathcote Street, WC1N 2NU E O B RE D T Y GARDEN U A H UPP R W EUS T N O ST ENDSLEIG S 38 Thornhaugh Street, WC1H 0XG 22. London House ON SO N M E UM EN ENDSLEIG S MARCHMOUN DR R (Just off of Map) T 39. St Giles in the Fields EPH ST W Goodenough College, Mecklenburgh Square, T OBUR A H VI 7. The Building Centre 60 St Giles Hight Street, WC2H 8LG S T T T K S Euston O E WC1N 2AB N 46 E N C BROC S C A 13 A T T L B Store Street, WC1E 7BT PL P H L K P S R T HEADLINE EVENT (Friday 11 Oct): UNS T OC R T A 23. Lumen URC D ENDSLEIG VIS VIS H A A E Brunswick W O T R 22 8. Chapel Playhouse 40. Store Street WC1E 5 T 24 R GO ON OC BRA Centre IC 88 Tavistock Place, WC1H 9RS8 T RD S K K U E N E E S SQ 308 – 312 Grays Inn Road, WC1X 8DP 42 Q D S 2 N S AR U T 41. Thenga Café Q SQ U N AR O 24. The Marquis Cornwallis G RD E FESTIVAL HUB (Sunday 20 Oct): 120 Cromer Street, WC1H 8BS University 10 R GO A G 31 Marchmont Street, WC1N 1AP Y College B OU 15 E Russell S IN 9. Conway Hall Street D G Y F T H A London 32 OR E 42. UCL Art Museum 28 RE N S W T N D ST O G D R 25 Red Lion Square, WC1R 4RL 25. Mary Ward Centre T O W OR O CHENIE E 19 F M 43 W C A D L IL A Gower Street, WC1E 6BT GRAF E A Y I D D R S 20 GU LM PL OU T H 42 Queen Square, WC1N 3AQ U N O T E N S MEW O JOH G W N TT T TI H 10. Coram’s Fields HITE L G S Y S N T E RI T N Y S 43. UCL Cancer Institute NHA T S R S M F 35 T I O T 93 Guildford Street, WC1N 1DN 26. The Music Room E T 6 S L D E D R W Paul O’Gorman Building, 72 Huntley St WC1E 6DD M MON M R ST S D 26 T O GBY C A Russell A RU 49 Great Ormond Street, WC1N 3HZ O LE GRE HEADLINE EVENT (Sunday 13 Oct): U T R S T 44. Wellcome Collection T 45 17 bloomsburyfestival.org.uk R 29 AD 11. Cromer Street WC1H 27. My Bloomsbury Hotel O RO A 25 S 183 Euston Rd, NW1 2BE D SOUTHAMP l O P OBALD’ LN 11-13 Bayley Street, Bedford Square, WC1B 3HD 31 SM 30 E L 36 TH TPOO 12. The Crypt Gallery Street CO OR G P 45. The Wiener Library O M BE OL WE E BOSWEL ON T C D S Euston Road (Entrance in Duke’s Rd), NW1 2BA 28. Newman House D M A F T LA 40 L T G U R O O R 29 Russell Square, WC1B 5DP A L R VE ST E P GU N OUCESTE U D P Store R S 111 Gower Street, WC1E 6AR G E L 9 R A L O S RDEN EE T S T 7 N T W T BED S GA 13. Foundling Museum E O Inn Field IN’ Street 3 DW RE W T M G 46. William Goodenough House ST R F BAL HIT R E OR G S T A 40 Brunswick Square, WC1N 1AZ 29. October Gallery B OD E LO D Y FI CHAR Goodenough College, Mecklenburgh Square, GO S I EL OMSB R O D 27 W N 24 Old Gloucester Street, WC1N 3AL R Y Q LO A S N D 4 U 37 W ON 14. Francis Crick Institute WC1N 2AN TT T Bedford R LI S BU Y Y D R Y The British T R RE E E O L R S S Y Q SBU R A Square Y M A T 34 E B P O T 1 Midland Road, NW1 1AT 30. Outside 18 New North Street, WC1N 3PJ L STREE S D LIO D Museum L LO LE B B G ST EA Y L E O V AT RUSSEL N PERC OMSBU D A S OR GRE T HIG 15. The Grant Museum of Zoology 31. The Penn Club F H HOLB BED ORN Pin positions are approximate - please check UCL Rockerfeller Building, 21 University St, 1 - 23 Bedford Place, WC1B 5JJ R Y RN BO C exact venue locations on a detailed map. S H HOL H T HIG A K N WC1E 6DE AR E P CE ON 32. The Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaelology T R ET ETS S Y RE WH ST FIELD L T RD N Y S XFO N WA ST W O S IN 16. The Harrison pub UCL Malet Place, WC1E 6BT HAN M NE 21 COLN ATHA LIN STE KINGS 28 Harrison Street, King’s Cross, WC1H 8JF

T Holborn Y S W E Prepared by L A S E BUILDING K T Y R AMPTON U E T SOUTH N E S S ST R N O FIELD ST E INN E A S R U Q D COLN 39 T LIN ARKE A 6 P E 7 GR Bloomsbury Festival bloomsburyfestival.org.uk 9 Throughout presents A MURAL FOR CROMER STREET - STREET CROMER FOR MURAL A ALI MOHAMMED Inspired by the residents of Cromer Street, Street, Cromer of the residents by Inspired artist graffitti acclaimed internationally thought- a stunning and creates Ali Mohammed art. public of piece provoking Production. Festival Bloomsbury A Street Cromer Oct 20 - Sun 13 Sun Up Turn FREE - Just IMAGINING MOUNTAINS/SMALL STEPS STEPS MOUNTAINS/SMALL IMAGINING LEAPS AND GIANT sculptures, film, illuminated of An installation made Sharples artist Richard by works and audio work The Clark. poet Joanna with in collaboration and giant steps theme small festival the explores traces It process. the creative celebrating by leaps of the glint artfrom of work a of the development completion. to an idea supported Commission, Festival Bloomsbury A Goldenstone. by Gardens Georges St 7 - 9pm Oct, 20 Thurs 17 - Sun turn up FREE - just WRITERS FROM 26 IN RESIDENCE Members from award-winning writers’ 26 group 26 group writers’ award-winning from Members creatively, write to daily events festival attend will they about everything and objectively engagingly them. on around see going Commission. Festival Bloomsbury A bloomsburyfestival.org.uk at online Published & 26.org.uk 26 LEAPS with Bloomsbury in association 26 group Writers profiling a project 26 Leaps, present Festival past and present from people 26 Bloomsbury respective their in leap made a great have that with person has been paired Each endeavours. a piece then compose will who 26 from writer a be will that them writing profiling creative of these of the stories Discover online. published turned have steps whose small amazing people 15). page (See also leaps. giant into Commission. Festival Bloomsbury A bloomsburyfestival.org.uk at online Published & 26.org.uk NEW WAVE: LOUIS BENNETT - BENNETT LOUIS WAVE: NEW 2019 PRIZE ART by paintings of series commissioned specially A the medium Bennett in Louis winner competition theme Small the to responding paper, on oil of be also will paintings The Leaps. and Giant steps Bloomsbury’s into research Louis’s to a response his In architecture. the referencing history of eras different collapse to seeks Louis paintings, plane. image a single into history British social studying year first his has just completed Louis of School Slade at Art (painting) in Fine an MA British by informed is directly Art. practice His be described as and might and politics history painting. postmodern history by supported Commission, Festival Bloomsbury A LLP. Hatfield Boodle Hall Crush House, Senate 10am - 9pm 19 Oct, 12, Mon 14 - Sat 11 & Sat Fri Up Turn FREE - Just

YOGA UNDER THE MOON WITH ONE KX MOON THE UNDER YOGA a with installation Jerram’s Luke out under Stretch the moon above. to connects that class yoga 8am Thurs mornings, & Wed Tues, Mon, 1pm Thurs lunchtimes, & Tues Mon, £12 - HERKOMER VON SIR HUBERT SCHOLAR PHOTOGRAPHY scholars photography by work of An exhibition the Bloomsbury in creating process their showing front the on asfeatured image lead Festival’s brochure. the of cover Commission. Festival Bloomsbury A Cafe Thenga 11am - 3pm 19, 18, 11am – 5pm; Sat 11 - Fri Fri Up Turn FREE - Just MUSEUM OF THE MOON THE OF MUSEUM internally is a stunning Moon the of Museum Measuring Jerram. artist Luke by sculpture lit meticulously features it in diameter 7 metres and surface the lunar of imagery NASA detailed see to be lots There’ll soundscape. an evolving this in revel you the Moon as and do Under installation. lunar impressive Church Cross Holy - 8pm; 11am 14, 13, 1pm - 8pm; Mon Sun 16, 11am - 1pm; Wed 15, 11am - 5pm; Tues 18, 2pm - 6pm; 11am - 5pm; Fri Thurs 17, 11am - 6pm 19, Sat Up Turn FREE - Just

; Richard Sharples with Joanna Clark Joanna with Sharples Richard ; Leaps Giant and Steps Small / Mountains Imagining 8 Throughout bloomsburyfestival.org.uk 11 ANCIENT LIGHT ANCIENT is a Light Ancient exhibition solo Melanie King’s sky, the night of photographs analogue series of Italy, such as Iceland, areas sky in dark captured and Spain. Ireland URC Lumen - 9pm (preview); 6pm Thurs 17, 9am - 4pm 19 Oct, 18 - Sat Fri Up Turn FREE - Just TALES FROM THE CRUST - THE CRUST FROM TALES ACOSTA IGNACIO CRAFT & GRAFT: MAKING SCIENCE HAPPEN & GRAFT: CRAFT biggest Britain’s at the scenes behind a look Take the people of glimpse an eye-opening for lab behind the science. Institute Crick Frances 19 Oct, 18 & Sat Fri Thurs 17, 12, 11, Sat Fri 10am – 8pm 16 Oct, Wed 10am – 4pm; Up Turn FREE - Just LIFE AND MORE Mary the from sculptors by exhibition group A and abstract figurative including Centre Ward Some model. the life by inspired often work, sale. for be will pieces Avenue Sicilian House, Spaghetti 11.30am - 6pm Oct, 20 16 - Sun Wed Up Turn FREE - Just A new exhibition by artist Ignacio Acosta exploring exploring Acosta artist Ignacio by exhibition new A the across minerals of extraction of the politics films, photographs, documents, planet. Featuring maps and objects. - 6pm 12pm 19 Oct, 11 - Sat Fri Arts Catalyst; Up Turn FREE - Just THEY WALKED IN MOONLIGHT WALKED THEY through Reagan, Romany Dr by walk, An audio the around a journey Take gardens. George’s St the moon of tales to listening and graves gardens and nursery legends, folklore, through told as rhymes. bloomsburyfestival.org.uk. audio at Download Gardens Georges St 8am - 6.30pm Oct, 20 11 - Sun Fri Up Turn FREE - Just DO NOT DIFFICULTIES THOUSAND TEN JOHN THE LIFE OF - MAKE ONE DOUBT NEWMAN HENRY Cardinal of work the showcasing An exhibition who had a profound Newman, Henry John of Church the between the relationship on impact Church. the Catholic and England House Newman 10am - 4.30pm 19 Oct, 12 & Mon 14 - Sat Sat Up Turn FREE - Just A MOON WITH A VIEW: BEING HUMAN BEING VIEW: A WITH MOON A gallery permanent new Collection’s Wellcome by III Astronaut Refugee features Human Being in an elaborate CBE. Dressed Yinka Shonibare Refugee figure the monumental spacesuit, hastily-gathered their with III contrasts Astronaut has What they? Who are possessions. net of hurried flight? their caused Collection Wellcome - 6pm 10am Oct, 20 - Sun 11 Oct Fri Up Turn FREE - Just

ON EARTH IN CAMDEN - IN THE AGE OF OF AGE THE IN CAMDEN - IN ON EARTH THE MOON LANDING the moon of the 50th anniversary mark we As in in Camden life explores this exhibition landing, 1960s. the late Library Holborn 12, 11am - 5pm; 11, 10am - 5pm; Sat Fri - 6pm; 15, 10am Tues Mon 14 & 18, 10am - 5pm 10am - 7pm; Fri Thurs 17, Up Turn FREE - Just THE - BLOGGING VICTORIAN DREAM TO WHO DARED PAMPHLETEERS A BETTER WORLD OF nineteenth-century how explores This exhibition authors have free-thinking their and pamphlets and governments overthrown revolutions, ignited history. of the course altered Hall Conway 9am - 9pm Oct, 20 - Sun 11 Oct Fri Up Turn - Just Free RADISE - A SOLO SHOW BY BY SHOW SOLO A - RADISE IN PA GLUZBERG MARGARITA the UK to emigrated Margarita since years is 40 It was This 10. of the age at Union, the Soviet from This exhibition one. a giant and step, small a both new her from childhood, her on is a reflection seminal the of the lens via residence, of country Tarkovsky. by film ‘Stalker’ Pushkin House 11am - 18 Oct, Thurs 17 & Fri - 6pm; 12, 1pm Sat 6pm - 9pm 19, 5pm; Sat Up Turn FREE - Just

; Photo by Paul Seaby Paul by Photo ; Collection Wellcome - MAPS 10 Friday 11 October bloomsburyfestival.org.uk 13 Store Street’s intimate independent shops, independent intimate Street’s Store doors their open will businesses and cafes creative moon-related of an array reveal to reflection including performance, delights and lunacy! is that is a night Street on Store Moonlight world! this be out of to sure Court Tottenham from a short stroll Only Street. and Goodge Road FREE - Just Turn Up Turn FREE - Just Supported by The Bedford Estates, Schroders Schroders Estates, The Bedford by Supported and Carr, Salvi Hurford Street, Store Estate, Real LLP. Hatfield Boodle 11 Oct Friday 6pm - 9.30pm and the Moon of Museum

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UCL Art UCL Museum Archaeology Egyptian Museum of The Petrie Up Turn 1pm - 5pm; FREE - Just OVER THE MOON - UCL’S FAMILY FAMILY - UCL’S THE MOON OVER MUSEUM TRAIL in ancient the moon about Find out more night, at roam that animals the culture, Egyptian of the lure to responded have that and artists In trail. museum interactive this in moonlight, the UCL and with gobbledegook partnership Laboratory. Science Space Mullard Zoology Museum of The Grant Family DAY ART FAMILY session learning family and exploratory playful A which engages with art storytelling making and is and exhibition current Gallery’s with October landing. the 1969 moon by inspired Gallery October Up Turn FREE - Just 10am - 11.30am;

; Photo by Matt Clayton Matt by Photo ; UCL Zoology, of Museum Grant The 14 Saturday 12 October bloomsburyfestival.org.uk 17 BRIGHT CLUB: FAILURE CLUB: BRIGHT from UCL, and researchers Digital Science, Join lab-based of a night for area the Bloomsbury in steps small how with us share they as laughter towards them stride is helping research own their us. around world the in leaps giant Playhouse Chapel £8 (£6) 7pm; Tickets: NATIVE SPIRIT INDIGENOUS FILM INDIGENOUS SPIRIT 13th NATIVE NIGHT OPENING GALA - FESTIVAL with partner Institute Languages World SOAS of presenter largest first and the UK’s Spirit, Native The Philippines and Cinema, Language Indigenous with speakers, IYIL2019 UNESCO for Embassy The film K’na Main performers. display, textile Dreamweaver. nativespiritfoundation.org programme: Full Theatre SOAS Brunei £10 on door 6.30pm; Tickets: THE GLASS ELEPHANT - ELEPHANT THE GLASS COMPANY GOODENOUGH THEATRE husband’s her overlook to trying Desperately as cope to tries Clara crisis, timed identity poorly A bizarre. and more more grows Christmas day Bhat. Anjali by drama comedy new brand Playhouse Chapel £8 (£6) 3.30pm; Tickets: TESTAMENT PRIEST’S A AIDS: this 1987, of the Summer 4 in Channel for Shot the story tells documentary 52-minute compelling peopleto and his ministry Lynch J. Bernárd Rev. of with Fr a Q&A by Followed York. in New AIDS with Ash Kotak. and curator/writer Lynch Bernard Hospital The Horse recommended is 5pm; FREE - but pre-booking Performance & Film Performance INDIGENOUS AND ARTS ELECTRONIC IN BRAZIL GUARDIANS FOREST Electronica Arte present Festival Spirit Native Pitman and NGO Thea Dr with films Short Indigena. Interactive Sebastian Gerlic. director, Thydewa The Forest, Guarding Painting. Digital Body documentary on with Amazonian the frontline loggers. illegal against Force Guajajara House Senate Studies, American Latin for Institute 2pm; Donations: £10 on door

Music MUSIC IN SPACE - GOODENSEMBLE MUSIC IN SPACE subject fascinating been a has long The universe young hottest London’s amongst composers. a make Goodensemble orchestra, symphony the under Festival, Bloomsbury to return welcome works of with a programme Ho, Owen of baton of all and Mahler, Rodrigo, Williams, Vaughan by universe. our to connect ways own their which in Goodenough College House, London £12 (£10) Tickets: 7.30pm; Exhibitions YOUR BRING LIGHT: ASTRONOMICAL BEAMER OWN Own Beamer Your Bring present Studios Lumen in Lumen by curated exhibition - a one night to projectors own their artists bring which many work. their showcase Gallery The Crypt Up Turn 6pm; FREE - Just NEW WAVE LUNCHTIME CONCERT: CONCERT: LUNCHTIME WAVE NEW CHEN GUANGMEI Chen Guangmei pianist Chinese Award-winning virtuosic and charged an emotionally presents concert. lunchtime The Music Room recommended is FREE - but pre-booking 1.10pm;

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Museum of the Moon – Museum of Jerram Luke - Sweets of The Land - Mishteaze (Kathak) Dance Datta Indrani youth junior Place’s The Shuffle, a new perform company dance Ihsaan director with created work Banya. De The Under Workshop Drawing Art Centre Moon – Sunny - Payal in a Blue Moon Once (Lecture Ramchandani Workshop & (£8) Demonstration recommended) (£2) pre-booking Cromer for Mural A of Unveiling Ali - Mohammed Street

PLUS Church: Cross Holy 1 - 8pm 2pm 3pm 4pm KX: One Cafe. Thenga in exhibition Photography sessions. taster and Pilates Yoga 3pm the Street: On 4pm . details full performance for website See Luke Jerram’s Museum of the Moon the Moon Museum of Jerram’s Luke on 13 Church Cross in Holy is revealed moon. full the of the night - October dance, with music, celebrates Street Cromer food of and a host activities exhibitions, stalls. to everyone for party street creative A the Moon Welcomes Street Cromer enjoy, on talent the best local some of presents up in and popping street traffic-free the Listen spaces. shops, arts, and community your music, make Bengali captivating to mural a new celebrate moon creations, own performance enjoy Ali, Mohammed by dance new fabulous and a poems and rap, students Kingsway Westminster from Plus Subramanian. Suba by choreographed much more! the October and the sun-sets 6.30pm as At parade inspired a lunar moon rises, join full way winds its School as it Argyle by led the street. along Oct 13 Sunday 4pm - 7pm events: street Main Bloomsbury Festival and Camden Alive present Alive Camden and Festival Bloomsbury the Moon Welcomes Street Cromer Party! Street Family Creative A FREE - Just Turn Up Turn FREE - Just

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Performance & Film Performance LOVE: DECOLONIAL SPIRIT NATIVE AND INDIGIQUEER SPIRIT TWO deep space. Goodenough College House, London £8 (£6) 2pm; Tickets: BODIES IN SPACE BODIES stretches that performance dance An atmospheric a live to Performed imagination. your time and from beamed back light from created soundtrack to you take dancers three probes, space NASA 11 APOLLO of footage unseen previously Experience the the moon in to first mission daring NASA’s cinematic the must-see 11, Apollo documentary this summer. of event Bloomsbury Curzon Bertha at Dochouse £9 (£7) 4pm; Tickets: BLUE it’s why underlining tale fairy An abstract OK. Using not you’re when out reach importantto called and a lobster cardboard clowning, poetry, space, into Blue on a journey follow we Spock; health. with mental experiences her exploring Playhouse Chapel £10 7pm; Tickets: Film screenings, readings and panel in a 3-part and panel readings Film screenings, Indigenous contemporary covering programme gender/ID. autonomy, cultural nativespiritfoundation.org programme: Full Hospital The Horse / £10 on door £8 in advance 2pm; Tickets: Music CONCERT: LUNCHTIME WAVE NEW SHANG XIAOWEN the moon of the 50th anniversary by Inspired Music scholarship of Academy landing, Royal moon inspired performs Shang Xiaowen pianist music and Chinese traditional music, including and Crumb. Chopin Beethoven, by works The Music Room recommended is FREE - but pre-booking 1.10pm; Workshops WITH BALUJI MUSIC WORKSHOP OBE SHRIVASTAV OBE Shrivastav Baluji Multi-instrumentalist only (the UK’s Vision Orchestra the Inner from and blind invites ensemble) blind professional and make come to people impaired visually environment. friendly in a together music Worshipful the the GLFB and by supported Kindly Makers. Spectacle of Company Goodenough College Goodenough House, William recommended is 2pm; FREE - but pre-booking BLOOMSBURY MOONWALK BLOOMSBURY walking 2009 spent Self-Pierson Rob writer Travel to – moon full the of light the by Britain around about more heart and learn his broken repair around walk on a Rob Join cousin. lunar our his book, of the launch celebrate to Bloomsbury . Moonwalking North Street outside 18 New Starts recommended is 8pm; FREE - but pre-booking SMALL STEPS AROUND ST GILES AROUND ST STEPS SMALL walk fascinating in a steps small few a Take with district and notorious this ancient around Cohen. guide Richard tour and resident local Church the Fields in Giles St of entrance at Starts 2pm) 19 Oct, Sat 11am (plus recommended is FREE - but pre-booking AND HIS WILLIAM MORRIS CIRCLE BLOOMSBURY famous the before generation whole A Morris and his circle, William Group, Bloomsbury pioneers were in Bloomsbury, working and living and socialism. education the arts, architecture, in will and historian, resident local Forshaw, Alec achievements. remarkable their explore College Goodenough House, London recommended is 3pm; FREE - but pre-booking Walks, Talks Tours & Talks Walks, FREEDOM: TOWARDS STEPS SMALL THE BLITZ IN BLOOMSBURY LITERARY with Camden Bloomsbury around walk Guided using contemporary Gay, guide, Oonagh tour freedom more to led the Blitz how show to novels lives. own their lead to women for Station Tube Square outside Russell Starts recommended is 11am; FREE - but pre-booking

Special Event Special - LUMEN THE MOON PRINT lead will Astronomy Sirius of Hill Paul Astronomer and science talking lunar tour, guided a skywards a collection through the moon view to us helping taking in be guided will you Then telescopes. of which keep to the moon of a unique photograph lab. an instant-print out using be printed will in Bloomsbury location Secret £30 Tickets: 7.30pm; Print the Moon the Print 20 bloomsburyfestival.org.uk Tuesday 15 October 23

FREE - but pre-booking is recommended is FREE - but pre-booking Literature WITH AMONG THE ARTISTS PARIS PEPPIATT MICHAEL on how evening literary an unmissable Join were you living than where other somewhere comes life new and making a leap, born is a giant steps. small but in a series of once, at all not Publishing Bloomsbury wine) of book & glass £15 (includes 6pm; Tickets: Music LUNCHTIME WAVE NEW Performance & Film Performance ARE HERE WHILE YOU and Leigh Eve by written dance for play new A choreographer between collaboration an exciting McLeish. Lily and director Goddard Jonathan this and animation text dance, Combining us question our makes piece new compelling the connections, and environment, to relationship the through passing inheritance and legacies centuries. The Place £17 (£13) Tickets: 16 Oct); Wed (and 7.30pm VISCARDI TARA CONCERT: Tara showcases the versatility of the harp in a of versatility the showcases Tara Glinka, Hindemith, Bach, by works featuring recital and Mchedelov. Handel The Music Room 1.10pm;

SMALL STEPS, HUGE IMPACT: HUGE IMPACT: STEPS, SMALL OF THE PURSUIT PERSONALISED MEDICINE scientists join to you UK invites Research Cancer lab an immersive for Institute Cancer the UCL at - treatment of era a new explore to experience medicine. personalised Institute Cancer UCL 30 mins every slots Bookable 5.30pm - 7.30pm from recommended is FREE - but pre-booking Special Events Special THE MIRRORING MOON has La Frenais Rob Art Curator Contemporary survey a comprehensive undertaken recently the surrounding activity arts and cultural of an hosts landed on it. He humans moon since respond that talks and performances of evening from piece dance a new featuring Moon the to a Järventausta, Joel by with music Tihilä Vilma jazz Apollo” “Gods of Cope’s Rob of performance artist from a presentation and project, Faithfull. Simon Production. Festival Bloomsbury A Church Cross Holy £8 (£6) 7pm; Tickets: Small Steps, Huge Imparct: The Pursuit of personalised Medicine personalised of Pursuit The Imparct: Huge Steps, Small

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Tickets: £12 (£10) 8pm; Tickets: WHILE YOU ARE HERE YOU WHILE 23) (See page The Place £17 (£13) Tickets: 15 Oct); Tues (and 7.30pm of space and time. and space of Church Cross Holy The ground-breaking ReRooted Dance Dance ReRooted The ground-breaking work, of evening first their present Collective classical Indian experimental original, featuring the themes to responding choreography dance GEOMETER - REROOTED DANCE DANCE - REROOTED GEOMETER COLLECTIVE AKADEMI PRESENTED BY Tickets: £10 (£7) Tickets: SPIN - ADVENTURES IN SPOKEN WORD IN SPOKEN ADVENTURES SPIN - they as word-wizards Snakes’ and Apples Join with storytelling play to ways up amazing cook Cree, Paul Blake, Jan features SPIN and poetry. performers leading trio of a Amina Jama, and distinct style. own their with each 5+). ages for (suitable families and children For Church Cross Holy £3 Tickets: 4.30pm; (1979) FILM SCREENING: STALKER film fiction science Soviet a 1979 of screening A introduced Tarkovsky, Andrei by directed Stalker, Ben Hopkins. and screenwriter director by subtitles. with English Russian In Pushkin House 6.30pm; Performance & Film Performance - INGENIOUS WIDE IS WATER THE PURPOSE Patrick by play a new of reading rehearsed A life, of facts the who knows anyone for Sandford one tricky, - one lives sex different very Three And which? is which But joyous. one progressing, step? the next take each can how Pushkin House recommended is 1pm; FREE - but pre-booking CONCERT: LUNCHTIME WAVE NEW THE MOON UNDER EARTH songs by of sings a range Crerar Hannah and Schumann, Britten Schubert, Brahms, of the fear of the story tell to compiled Howells, to and lullabies the dark of acceptance nightfall, sleep. to character calm the now send The Music Room recommended is FREE - but pre-booking 1.10pm; Literature - MOONWALKING BIG BOOK OUT: BOOK LAUNCH OFFICIAL the and 2009, moons of full the 13 of The story With Q&A, rebuild. to helped they man young Self- Rob author from and book signing reading Pierson. Hotel Bloomsbury My 6.30pm recommended is FREE - but pre-booking Music Music CONCERT: LUNCHTIME WAVE NEW TRAVEL, PUPPETS, INTERPLANETARY AND BACH performance, cross-artform kaleidoscopic A re- are works and contemporary classical where art, animation, performance through invented students Featuring projections. and audio-visual by Music, curated of Academy the Royal of Chen. Belle House Senate Hall, Chancellors recommended is FREE - but pre-booking 1.10pm; FREE - but pre-booking is recommended is FREE - but pre-booking

Andrew Robinson discusses his new book: the book: discusses his new Robinson Andrew Albert in played Britain role the of account first for passion teenage his inspiring life—by Einstein’s and in 1919, famous world making him by physics, threats. Nazi death from giving him refuge by Institute Bloomsbury 5.30pm; Walks, Talks Tours & Talks Walks, OF CELEBRATION VERITABLE A PROGRESS, ENDEAVOUR, BURTON’S AND PIONEERING ACHIEVEMENTS of the progress following tour walking A developer, Georgian most prolific Bloomsbury’s historical of points highlighting Burton, James along interest the way. entrance) St Fields (Guildford Coram’s at Starts recommended is 1pm; FREE - but pre-booking AND COLLECT TO THE ENDEAVOUR TOUR OF THE PRESERVE HOLOCAUST: ARCHIVES AND THE WIENER LIBRARY and oldest archive world’s the of tour free A and the Holocaust to relating material of library Nazi Era. The Wiener Library 18) Thurs 17 & Fri 1pm (and recommended is FREE - but pre-booking BRITAIN THE RUN: HOW ON EINSTEIN THE WORLD’S GREATEST SAVED SCIENTIST

Eleanor Crow Eleanor London; of Shopfronts 24 bloomsburyfestival.org.uk Thursday 17 October 27 Open Your Heart to the Moon - a special Moon - a special the to Heart Your Open by on sitar, ragas, moon inspired of performance Shrivastav Baluji virtuoso multi-instrumentalist tabla. on Khan Ali Yousuf by OBE accompanied Shanovitch, Linda with a sung poem by Opening dilruba. by accompanied Church Cross Holy £12 (£10) 8pm; Tickets: Literature SIDE THE DARKER MOON POEMS FROM the visible poets making emerging Awarded, moon poems the moon. Linked side of dark health, mental to and beauty light bring healing, abuse and sexual queerness, exclusion migration, in childhood. pub The Harrison recommended is 7pm; FREE - but pre-booking MAGICAL RAGAS AND POETRY FOR FOR AND POETRY RAGAS MAGICAL THE MOON Music Music CONCERT: LUNCHTIME WAVE NEW ARTISTS’ YOUNG MUSIC YOUTH FOR PLATFORM a colourful present players young Talented with works connected year’s this of programme and Steps ‘Small theme Festival Bloomsbury Youth. for with Music partnership In Leaps’. Giant Museum Foundling entry) 1pm; FREE (with musuem WHAT THE NATION WOULD NOT DO, DO, NOT WOULD THE NATION WHAT JANE, LIFE OF THE DID: WOMAN A FRANKLIN LADY woman’s this remarkable about Hear society, Victorian through course unprecedented up. grew she where the house in Club The Penn recommended is 7pm; FREE - but pre-booking A MOON WITH A VIEW: PANEL VIEW: PANEL A MOON WITH A - SPEECH-TO-TEXT DISCUSSION world? an unknown to traveller be a to is it What homeland change on our perspectives do our How This discussion destinations? new reach we when planet. on our perspectives different considers Collection Wellcome recommended is 7pm; FREE - but pre-booking & Film Performance BRING THEM HOME set in an adventure space An award-nominated and co-operate players where 1970s, alternate the from back bring an astronaut to compete stab information, share alliances, stars.Forge table the is on - everything the back in other each experience. gaming this immersive in Conway Hall £12 7pm; Tickets: FREE - but pre-booking is recommended is FREE - but pre-booking FREE - but pre-booking is recommended is FREE - but pre-booking

FOLLOWING THE FOOTSTEPS OF OF THE FOOTSTEPS FOLLOWING TAYLOR FRANCES and spiritual physical provided Taylor Frances to along Come 1800. since many to support about a brought acts little her how experience the area. in the poor of the life on impact huge Tottenham and Street Percy of corner at Starts Road Court 5.30pm; OF SHOPFRONTS BIG BOOK OUT: CROW WITH ELEANOR LONDON the small celebrates Crow Eleanor Illustrator from London, of shops neighbourhood the and champions chippies, to cheesemongers shops. small Britain’s of enduring culture Hotel Bloomsbury My 6.30pm; Walks, Talks Tours & Talks Walks, AND COLLECT TO THE ENDEAVOUR TOUR OF THE PRESERVE HOLOCAUST: AND ARCHIVES THE WIENER LIBRARY 25) (See page The Wiener Library 18) 16 & Fri Wed 1pm (and recommended is FREE - but pre-booking

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Walks, Talks & Tours Music LUNAR DREAMS An evening of celestial stories and live THE ENDEAVOUR TO COLLECT AND REVOLUTIONARY LEAPS soundscapes: join four storytellers and four PRESERVE THE HOLOCAUST: TOUR OF leading sound artists on a multicultural voyage Chopin transformed the traditional etude from around the moon’s myth and folklore. Featuring THE WIENER LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES a dry, technical exercise into an emotionally the unique and uncanny sound of the theremin. (See page 25) charged musical story, a truly revolutionary leap for the piano. Australian concert pianist John Holy Cross Church The Wiener Library, 1pm (and Wed 16 & Thurs 17) Granger Fisher performs the complete Etudes. 7.30pm; Tickets: £10 (£8) FREE - but pre-booking is recommended Chancellors Hall, Senate House 7.30pm; Tickets: £8 (£6) UNSIGHTLY DRAG WITCHES AND THE MOON A Cabaret with a difference presented by The full moon was the witches’ sabbat, when collaborating partners Extant, the UK’s leading potions were mixed and illicit coven meetings Participate visually impaired theatre company, and Quiplash, took place. This illustrated lecture by Dr Christina a new queer crip (quip) led creative company Oakley Harrington looks at past beliefs, folklore A MOON WITH A VIEW: ACTIVE MAPS supporting and taking up space for quip artists and the effect on Wiccan practice today. and audiences. Watch or take part in an audience participation Chancellors Hall, Senate House performance led by choreographer Sivan Chapel Playhouse 1pm; Tickets: £8 (£6) Rubinstein. The journey starts with a visual 7.30pm; Tickets: £8 (£6) representation of the world as one home, MOON: ART, SCIENCE, CULTURE before we create our own global map through I AM ECHOBORG movement, sound and migration, reflecting the Join astronomer Dr Robert Massey and art constantly changing nature of the world. A funny, thought-provoking show created afresh historian Dr Alexandra Loske for an illustrated each time by the audience in conversation with Wellcome Collection talk about how our obsession with the Moon has an artificial intelligence. Devised by award winning manifested itself in the sciences and visual arts. 3pm; FREE -Just Turn Up writer/director Rik Lander with conversational bloomsburyfestival.org.uk London House, Goodenough College systems expert Phil D Hall. Nominated for an Innovation in Storytelling Award at the 2018 Future 6.30pm; Tickets: £8 (£6) Performance & Film of Storytelling Summit. William Goodenough House, Goodenough College THE HAMLETMACHINE 8pm; Tickets: £12 (£10) Exploring the cross-over between performance art, installation and flash-mob, this new production of The Hamletmachine invites the audience to participate in the interpretation of Heiner Müller’s play. Crush Hall, Senate House 12pm - 2pm & 4pm - 6pm; FREE - just turn up - Quiplash Drag in Unsightly Bone Tito

28 29 Saturday 19 October Under the Moon Festival Hub at Holy Cross Church

Arts and science collide in a fun, Make and See Experience and Learn engaging day exploring all things • Origami stars, rockets and moons with • See and hear about real life moon rocks moon-related. SOAS Origami Society with the Royal Astronomical Society • Paper space ships with Holborn • Hear about space travel and lunar There’ll be lots to see and do Community Association (HCA) expeditions with leading specialists • A junk model rocket and fly it to the from UCL’s Mullard Space Science under Luke Jerram’s impressive Lab, Birkbeck’s Planetary Science and lunar installation Museum moon - art and story suitable for children with autism and social communication Astrobiology, and NASA of the Moon. Activities for difficulties with HCA • Experience massive VR star explosions all ages such as interactive • Moon-based drawings and mini with UCL’s Astrophysics students workshops, exhibitions, talks and sculptures by HCA & Autism Art Group • Learn about amazing new developments performances include: • Ballet about moon energy and cycles at The Francis Crick Institute • Enter a space-themed children’s Saturday 19 Oct storytelling Den with Sir John Soane’s Museum 11.30am - 5pm

• Find the Mars Opportunity Rover - bloomsburyfestival.org.uk FREE - Just Turn Up gaming with Mullard Space Science Lab • Explore small steps a giant leaps with Cancer Research UK’s ‘Escape the Lab’ immersive experience

Recommended for ages 7+

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30 31 bloomsburyfestival.org.uk Saturday 19 October 33 Literature AND THE POETS BLOOMSBURY NIGHT WALKING WITH WITH DICKENS WALKING NIGHT Bloomsbury, Dickens’ through walk night A or his dozen of three between a course plotting explore we falls As dusk Camden. in so addresses London of the streets pace to his compulsion night. at station tube Lane Chancery Starts (South entrance) 6.30pm recommended is FREE - but pre-booking An exploration with words and music of the poets and music of words with An exploration up in Bloomsbury worked and lived who have of the author by presented day the present to with , Nicholas and the Poets Murray, Bloomsbury Michèle Reid, poets Christopher contemporary Tierney. Róisín and Roberts Goodenough College House, London 12 noon recommended is FREE - but pre-booking BIG BOOK OUT: DARK SKIES - SKIES DARK BIG BOOK OUT: FRANCIS TIFFANY as she Francis Tiffany and artist author Join night, at book about nature new discusses her from and stories adventures travels, sharing her world. the natural side of the darker Hotel Bloomsbury My recommended is 6pm; FREE - but pre-booking TOURIST/EXPLORER performance/ her continues Fortais Artist Sarah collecting as an astronaut in Bloomsbury mission study. to materials various and souvenirs locations Various Up Turn FREE - Just 11am - 5pm; Walks, Talks & Tours & Tours Talks Walks, A SCIENTIST MEET of and engineers technicians the scientists, Meet the pop into they as Institute Crick the Frances into insights behind-the-scenes share to gallery happen. science make they how Institute Crick Frances Up Turn FREE - Just in); 1pm - 3.30pm (drop IN MEDICINE STRIDES GREAT on an exploration you take will tour walking This and innovative extraordinary Bloomsbury’s of a of a glimpse and give history medical in social experiment and imaginative pioneering philanthropy. tube station Square outside Russell Starts recommended is 2pm; FREE - but pre-booking GILES AROUND ST STEPS SMALL 21) (See page the Fields Church in Giles St of entrance at Starts 13 Oct) Sun 2pm (plus recommended is FREE - but pre-booking

A MOON WITH A VIEW: SATURDAY VIEW: SATURDAY A MOON WITH A REALITY AUGMENTED - STUDIO ON THE MOON and explore to reality augmented of tools the Try this Moon-inspired in objects, own your create olds. year - 19 14 for Suitable Studio. Saturday Collection Wellcome 5.30pm 2pm - 3.30pm & 4pm - Up Turn FREE - Just Participate OUT - CREATED SITUATIONS TESTING MIND OF testing and cognitive about Dementia more Learn and participatory exihibition a drop-in through created ‘Neva’ of including a screening events groups Support Dementia Rare with members of UCL. from and researchers URC Lumen Up Turn FREE - Just in); 10am - 4pm (drop Family Family FAMILY SPACE: CREATING WORKSHOP DESIGN ARCHITECTURAL who design architects are there know you Did about how thought Ever space? for buildings family this In the moon? on live might somebody together work will and children parents workshop lunar futuristic ideasfor own their imagine to their models of and create spaces architectural home. take designs to Centre The Building Up Turn ; FREE - Just in) 2pm - 4pm (Drop

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NEW WAVE THEATRE: THREE’S A A THREE’S THEATRE: WAVE NEW THEATRE - BE•WILDER CROWD CABARET PECULIAR CABARET The and music ensemble word spoken Join facts stories, secret for Peculiars Bloomsbury by tunes inspired fiction and moon through twisted future. and past, present Bloomsbury College Goodenough House, Goodenough William £8 (£6) 6pm; Tickets: SCIENCE SHOWOFF extravaganza comedy science original London’s Cross Steve Join Bloomsbury. to back comes of evening a chaotic for hilarious geeks and eight scientists. of the lives and stand-up about science Theatre Studio Bloomsbury £8 (£6) Tickets: 7.30pm; THE TO MOON CABARET cabaret, comedy featuring the Moon to journey A by hosted & more songs, games drag, burlesque, most London’s some of featuring Rex Oedipussi artists! cabaret exciting Playhouse Chapel on the door) (£12 £10 in advance 8pm; Tickets: Four clowns. One clapper. One hundred hundred One clapper. One clowns. Four and no minutes Sixty film moments. legendary dell’arte commedia of joy-ride thrilling A words. cinema. to letter and a love Theatre Studio Bloomsbury £5 5pm; Tickets:

NEW WAVE THEATRE: THEATRE: WAVE NEW HALL ALISTAIR - DECLAN about thinks He alone. spends his days Jimbo worries missing. He who has gone friend his best who is stalking One man’s him. the stranger about and loneliness. love obsession, of account Theatre Studio Bloomsbury £5 12.30pm; Tickets: MOON OVER MOVE this in territory new explores Company Dance Sage its members by choreographed work of programme the on A & Q Plus post show and associates. age. at any dancing and gravity defying of benefits Goodenough College Goodenough House, William recommended is 2pm; FREE - but pre-booking CAKE - YELLOW THEATRE: WAVE NEW COMPANY THEATRE WHY is it what phenomena so is a natural Radiation so feel us makes that about man-made radiation in play new An exciting So afraid? uncomfortable? and its energy nuclear at looks that development psyche. the social on impact Theatre Studio Bloomsbury £5 2.30pm; Tickets: Performance & Film Performance INDUSTRY OBLIVION expands that Zyl Van Jenkin by installation new A a new forming Looners, work film upon his recent 25 the building’s the by informed filmic chapter its artsactivities, cultural counter of history year architecture. cavernous and equestrian history Oct) 20 (and 10am - 6pm Hospital; The Horse turn up FREE - just

SONGHAVEN: DEMENTIA-FRIENDLY DEMENTIA-FRIENDLY SONGHAVEN: CONCERT and devoted a large has gained Songhaven and inclusive fun, relaxed their for following dementia with living People concerts. afternoon are and companions carers their as well as quality top enjoy to welcomed warmly artists, classical professional from performances tunes from awell-loved range with filled genres. of URC Lumen recommended is 3pm; FREE - but pre-booking CAMDEN VOICES Cullum, Jamie by excellent’ Lauded as ‘truly rekindles groups vocal leading London’s one of evening with an uplifting 1969 of the optimism and melodies soaring harmonies, soulful of the moon. under grooves infectious Church Cross Holy £12 (£10) Tickets: 7.30pm; Music Music CONCERT: LUNCHTIME WAVE NEW ZHU SUN sensitivity musical her for hailed Pianist Zhu Sun, a scintillating presents virtuosity, and dazzling and Ravel. Chopin by programme The Music Room recommended is FREE - but pre-booking 1.10pm;

- Why Theatre Company Theatre Why - Cake Yellow 34 bloomsburyfestival.org.uk Sunday 20 October 37 TRUTH TO POWER CAFE POWER TO TRUTH Performances & Film Performances LONDONERS the diverse celebrates This documentary Londoners. young of a group of identities Holborn Pr0ducti0ns, Rev0luti0n by Produced with in partnershipAssociation, Community A. Q & by followed film Short Somerset House. 1.15pm recommended is FREE - but pre-booking A new internationally acclaimed performance performance acclaimed internationally new A and his Hackney Pinter Harold by inspired event image, memoir, combines The event Gang. participants from testimony and live music poetry, power speaking truth to 3.30pm recommended is FREE - but pre-booking EUROPE CHAMBER PHILHARMONIC string quartet for programme colourful A by works and K465 Quartet including Mozart’s 5.30pm talk at Pre-concert and Brahms. Janáček Quantrill. Peter with musicologist £12 6.30pm; Tickets: Exhibitions - LONDON OF LAYERS HISTORIES COLLECTING area local your about and histories Find stories this growing to contribute to own your and add platform. online turn up FREE - just in); 11am - 5pm (drop

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