Trust & Festival News

We are delighted to announce that the 23rd Graham Greene International Festival will take place in Berkhamsted on 29 September to  2 October 2022. The director of the four day […]

Watch this space for soon to be announced news of the 2022 Graham Greene International Festival.

The third and final volume of The Works of Graham Greene by Jon Wise and Mike Hill will be published in April of this year. Readers of this website are […]

Carcanet Press have made a generous offer on their publication Mornings in the Dark: The Graham Greene Film Reader available to The Graham Greene Birthplace Trust. The publishers will take […]

A musical version of Greene’s 1958 novel Our Man in Havana is to receive its premiere next year at the Waterbury Theatre, Newbury, Berkshire between 7 April – 21 May […]

The University of Cardiff runs a regular event entitled Book Talk in which a famous author’s work is discussed. The November 2021 choice is Graham Greene and the novel chosen […]

It was a triumph of organisation and commitment that the 2021 Graham Greene International Festival took place this year between 30 September – 3 October in Greene’s birthplace Berkhamsted. A […]

Unfortunately, Professor Neil Sinyard was unable to attend this year’s festival. However, he has very kindly submitted the paper he was going to give on the Sunday morning. Click on […]

Those who were at the Graham Greene Festival last Saturday may have watched the interview with playwright Ben Brown whose play A Splinter of Ice is about to commence a […]

If you are attending the Festival on Saturday 2 October for the first time you may not be able immediately to locate Deans’ Hall where the events are taking place. […]