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ARCHIVE NEWS AND EVENTS
See interview with Anne
28 December 2007in Women's Wear Daily
June 5th, 2008 London
Anne will be the Special Guest Speaker at the
Gala Silver Anniversary luncheon of the Kensington Chelsea Women's Club (KCWC) held in the Mountbatten Room of the RAC Club.
The lunch is in aid of
the Kensington Refuge for domestically mistreated women and the Punch & Judy Family Centre which offers subsidised daycare for children under 5 of women training for and seeking employment.
Further information from www.kcwc.org.uk
The Chalk Garden by
Enid Bagnold opens at the Donmar Warehouse Theatre
on June 5th- August 2nd 2008
www.donmarwarehouse.com
tel 0870 060 6624 Anne has written the Programme Notes
See Books Page
To buy a copy of the specially reprinted biography of
Enid Bagnold email anne@annesebba.com
Only a few remaining
June 24th, 2008 6pm
Anne will be in conversation with Director Michael Grandage at the Donmar Warehouse to discuss The Chalk Garden prior to the evening performance.
July 10th, 2008 Richmond
The History Girls
Anne Sebba and Mavis Cheek in conversation at Waterstones. How two women calumnied by History have had their reputations restored by two women today. Free event
To reserve a place apply to Waterstones in Richmond or anne@annesebba.com
July 11th, 2008 Kingston Lacy
Anne will be giving a lunchtime talk about William Bankes the Archaeologist as part of National Archaeology Week.
July 12th, 2008 Dartington Festival
Anne will talk about
Jennie Churchill
contact www.wayswithwords.co.uk
tel 01803 867373
July 16th, 2008 London
Jerwood Theatre Rada
post show discussion between Anne and American-Israeli playwright Iris Bahr after a one day only showing of her one woman play, DAI. A sell out at Edinburgh last year
for tickets www.jcclondon.org.uk
September 4th, 2008
Suffolk Book League talk
Ipswich 7.30 p.m.
October 16- 23, 2008
Cruise
Anne will be the Guest Lecturer for Fred Olsen on the Braemar in the Western Mediterranean calling at Cannes, Rome, Barcelona and Ceuta
October 29th, 2008
Anne will give a talk to the Friends of Croydon Libraries about Jennie Churchill
November 2nd, 2008
Anne will chair an event with Philip Hensher and Elizabeth Jane Howard on
Virago Modern Classics.
November 6th, 2008
Anne will join Jonathan Aitken, Simon Hoggart and Sarah Tucker to discuss: "The most important Book ever written."
November 8-10th, 2008 Florida
Anne will be the Guest Speaker at the Florida branch of the English-Speaking Union at a Gala Anniversary dinner, Followed by a day of publicity in New York to promote Safe Passage (Mira Books)
November 25th, 2008
London
British Library Panel on Research for History Post Graduate Students
November 29th , 2008
Dorset History Centre
Anne will give a talk on William Bankes, the Exiled Collector .
Further information tel 01305 250550
January 21st, 2009
Barnes Literary Society
Anne will talk about
Women of Influence... How they acquire it and how they use it.
Laura Ashley, Mother Teresa and Jennie Churchill
8pm, The Old Sorting Office Barnes www.barnesliterarysociety.org.uk
January 22nd, 4pm 2009
Puney Ideas Exchange (Pie)
Anne will give a talk to the girls of Putney High School, London
January 28th, 8.30 pm 2009
Book club evening to discuss
Jennie Churchill
Private Event
January 30th, 2009
Anne Sebba in conversation with Lydia Syson, author of Doctor of Love, at East Sheen Library 3pm
to discuss the changing nature of biography and the cult of celebrity.
February 9, 2009
Anne in conversation with Anne de Courcy, author of a new biography of Anthony Armstrong Jones, discussing: How to write about subjects who have had many lovers? The literary and musical soiree will be at the new Musical Museum across Kew Bridge in Brentford and will include a recital by the American pianist, Miriam Brickman.
Further information from
www.artsrichmond.org.uk
February 22nd, 2009
12.30 pm - Sea of Azov
Anne will chair a discussion on
this collection of Short Stories
at Jewish Book Week with Michelene Wandor, Tamar Yellin, Karen Maitland and Tania Hershman
www.jewishbookweek.com
February 23rd, 2009 Lewes Monday Literary Club 8.00 pm Anne will give a talk about Jennie Churchill
February 28th, 2009
BBC Radio 3 12.15 pm
The Daffodil Maiden, a 50 minute drama documentary about the life of pianist Harriet Cohen written and presented by Anne Sebba.
March 3rd, 2009
Anne will give an Illustrated Talk about Jennie Churchill to the American Women of Berkshire and Surrey (AWBS)
members only
March 11th, 2009 7.30 pm
Evening Talk to the East Dorset Heritage Trust on William Bankes The Exiled Collectoer
March 19th , 2009 2pm
Anne will lecture to the Windlebrook Decorative and Fine Arts Society on William Bankes, the Exiled Collector.
Details to follow
March 19th, 2009 8pm
Panel Discussion chaired by Daniel Finkelstein London with Mark Urban, Valerie Solti, Irma Kurtz and Norman Lebrecht
April 2nd, 2009
OxfordFringe/SundayTimes Oxford Literary Festival
The Relevance of Biography to History with Susan Ronald as moderator. Panellists include
Dr Anna Beer of Oxford University (Young John Milton), Ian Kelly (Casanova, Sunday Times' Biography of the Year) and Kate Williams (Young Victoria)and Anne Sebba (Jennie CHurchill and William Bankes).
6pm start. To book, go to www.oxfringe.com
April 23rd 2009
Anne will give an evening talk on
Women of Influence to a Working Women's Network
June 12-14th, 2009 London
Anne will be Speaking at the King's College Literary Festival as part of the Alumni Weekend.
Details to Follow
Read the interview
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/
June 30th, 2009
Anne is a judge for a U3A Creative Writing project and will present the prizes on June 30th
September 12th, 2009
Anne will be leading a workshop
on "How to get published in non-
Fiction" at the Kingston Conference
http://fass.kingston.ac.uk/activities/
item.php?updatenum=1044
October 4th, 2009
Chewton Glen, Hampshire
Anne will give a lunchtime talk on Jennie Churchill as part of the luxury hotel's special events
programme
www.chewtonglen.com
October 15th, 2009
Anne will talk to the American Women of North West Surrey about THE DOLLAR PRINCESSES American Women who traded their money for titles and helped shore up Europe's crumbling aristocracy.
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