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| Tuesday 14th November | 12.30pm - 1.30pm | Ferens Art Gallery, Victoria Square | |
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FREE - (01482) 613933
Debating Society
Pupils from Hull Schools discuss news and current affairs as they affect young people. Visitors to the gallery are invited to join in the debate. Soapbox is an Learning Services Initiative in conjunction with The Humber Mouth. Soapbox takes place every lunchtime from Monday 13th to Friday 17th Nov. |
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| Tuesday 14th November | 12.30pm | St.Mary's Church, Lowgate | |
FREE - for more information ring Rev P.Burkitt (01482) 343182
Lunchtime Lecture Andrew Marvell: Poetry, Politics and Parliament by Luke Spencer Part of the WWW.Women Writers Working series of lunchtime lectures and workshops, exploring spirituality, sexuality and intimacy. A Humber Mouth Special Commission. |
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| Tuesday 14th November | 7.30pm | Film at Hull Screen, Hull Central Library | |
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£3.50 (Conc £2.50) - Box Office (01482) 327600
NORA(15) Dir: Pat Murphy U.K. 1999 1 hr 46mins Turn of the century Ireland is the backdrop to this true story of the passionate affair that developed between writer James Joyce (Ewan McGregor) and his muse and soulmate Nora Barnacle (Susan Lynch). As their relationship intensifies so did the turbulance between them, adding to Joyce's heartache over work that he feared would never be published. |
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| Tuesday 14th November | 7.30pm | City Hall, Mortimer Suite (with bar) | |
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£5 - Box Office (01482) 226655
The Warren Centre presents: Roy Bailey & Raymond Otto in Concert
"One of folk music's finest performers and one of the best carriers of the people's message" (Chris Smith, Minister for Culture) Tonight he is sharing the stage with Soweto born African drummer and performer Raymond Takalani Otto. The concert is a one off collaboration between these two multi-talented and irrepressible artists. Young people under the age of 25 are invited to come to workshops with both performers at The Warren Centre: Tuesday 14th Nov (afternoon) with Roy Bailey and/or 3 days of workshops (11th, 12th & 13th) with Raymond Otto. All the workshops are free. Please ring Chris or Keith at The Warren (01482) 218115.
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| Tuesday 14th November | 8.00pm | Hull Central Library (Music & Multimedia) | |
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£3 (Conc £2) (includes a glass of wine) - Box Office (01482) 327600
Poetry Reading
A particular welcome to two of the country's great contemporary poets reading from new collections. Both are shortlisted for this year's Forward Poetry Prize for the best collection.
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| Tuesday 14th November | 8.00pm | Hull Truck Theatre | |
£8 (Conc £6) - Box Office (01482) 323638
An evening with Garry Schofield 'Tries the Limit'
Tries the Limit is published in paperback by Mainstream Publishing at £9.99 and copies will be available from the festival bookstall. This November sees major Rugby League activity in the city:
in association with Hull City Council Sports & Special Events
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Roy Bailey began his singing career in a skiffle group in 1958. Forty years on he still tours the folk clubs, concert halls and festivals all over the world to "...sing the songs that must be sung... with a voice that has never lost the directness and honesty that are a hallmark of everything he has ever recorded..."(Vancouver Music Festival 1998)
The sensational career of Garry Schofield makes riveting reading in his just published autobiography 'Tries the Limit'. Tonight one of the major players in the game will be joined by BBC Radio Humberside presenter Steve Massam to talk about his book, the game at his highest and lowest levels, and about his controversial career. A deep insight into the game of Rugby League and an entertaining evening for sports fans.
