2019 Previous Events

January 2019

Scenes from the original

Oliver Twist

as written and read aloud by Charles Dickens

A selection of readings from Dickens's moving tale showing how the so-called Oliver Twist escapes a life of poverty and crime. The grimness and hypocrisy of nineteenth century London and its nearly fatal effect on a lost young orphan is relieved by a curious set of circumstances and coincidences. In spite of an almost overwhelmingly bleak picture, unhoped for and unexpected human kindness saves the day. A case of "Who do you think you are?“

Read  by

Margaret Copland, well known for her

solo dramatic monologues and readings

& Don McAra a former educational drama teacher ,director and  actor, before becoming a full time professional visual artist.

Favourite works for

Viola & Violin

Philippa Lodge

Piano Veronica van der Knaap

Works by Janáček, Wagner, Schubert, Schumann and others

February 2019

15 Annual Art Event

works by:

Angela    Newport

Brad    Howlett

Christine    King

Don    McAra

Janie   Porter

Judy    Rogers

Vicky   Knudsen

Maureen   McCann

Ruth    Killoran

Ruth    Reid

Svetlana   Orinko