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Thursday 25th September – Supper The Town Hall £33 5:30pm – Drinks: Meet for drinks at pay bar. 6:30pm – Opening Night Supper: Waitress-served two-course supper with coffee; vegan/vegetarian option. Please book by Monday 15th September at the latest. Saturday 27th September – Dinner Old Hall, Berkhamsted School (Castle Street) £50 8:00pm – Festival Dinner: […]
Afternoon session Court House, beside St Peter’s Church £8 2:15pm – Graham Greene’s Common: A Battlefield Guide: (two-mile woodland walk; includes uphill and uneven stretches and WWI trenches) led by Richard Shepherd, with readings from A Sort of Life and The Human Factor. Assemble outside the Court House for introduction. Cars/lifts and stout walking shoes required for the […]
Morning session The Town Hall £24 9:45 – England Made Me: The historian and bibliographer Jon Wise will discuss an accomplished but now neglected early novel by Graham Greene. 10:45 – Break for tea and coffee 11:15 – Faith and Revolution in Graham Greene’s Mexico (1910-1940): The historian Ricardo Alvarez-Pimentel (Baylor University) will help us understand […]
Morning session Deans’ Hall, Berkhamsted School (Castle Street) £27 9:45 – Who Killed Kolly Kibber: A Deep Dive into the Difficulty of Adapting Brighton Rock: The novelist and film scholar Shirley Day will contrast Greene’s original, the theatrical adaptation, and two distinct film versions to reveal why Brighton Rock continues to fascinate and frustrate those […]
Morning session Old Hall and Careers Centre, Berkhamsted School (Castle Street) £24 9:00 – A tour of the School Archives: including a look at the Exhibition Room, the green baize door, Old Hall and the School Chapel. (Meet outside Old Hall.) 10:00 – If Greene hadn’t made that mistake…: The surgeon and literary scholar Ramón […]