








A historical perspective of witchcraft and paganism in the East
All talks start 7pm and will be followed by Q&A / discussion session
Wed April 14
Suzanne Smith, Essex Witch Trials Memorial Society: Witchfinder! Suzanne’s talk will be followed by a showing of the Colchester Witchfinder film
Thur April 15
Alison Rowlands, University of Essex: Setting Witch-Hunts in Historical Context: The East Anglian Witch-Hunts of 1645-7
Fri April 16
Robin Herne, Ipswich Pagan Council : Druids, Romans and Heathens – a Colchester history
Free entry - email for place on guest-list
Dorian Kelly, and the Guerilla Shakespeare Company in association with Slack Space presents a rehearsed reading of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" on WEDNESDAY 6th Jan at Slack Space , 33 Long Wyre Street. Doors open 7.00 pm. The performance is free but, as seating is limited, booking is necessary via email or call in to the venue.
Shakespeare's funniest play was written purely as a piece of fun: there are no royal intrigues, murders, no vast sweeps of history: just the story of a brother and sister cast up on a hostile shore each believing the other to be dead, a love story of mistaken identity together with the story of the people of a great house plotting the downfall of a haughty butler. Inevitably, all ends well. It is suitable for adults and children over about eight.
The performance is presented informally, with a mix of professional and amateur actors, and directed by Dorian Kelly.