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Events on Wednesday 12th August
“The adaptation of hieroglyphs into simplified symbols is widely considered the ancestor of the Ancient Greek and subsequently Latin and ultimately the English alphabet we use today. In this workshop we will have the opportunity to:”
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“Want to try Dungeons & Dragons but not sure where to begin? The rules *look* complex — but with a little guidance, you’ll be rolling dice and crafting heroes in no time. **Today, our in-house Dungeon Master, is here to help you:**”
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“Discover the rich history and significance of Medusa, a figure whose image was used as an apotropaic symbol (known as a gorgoneion) to ward off evil and protect warriors, temples, and homes. In ancient Greece, her image—often depicted as a fearsome face with serpents for hair—served as a divine talisman against harm. Today, Medusa is reclaimed as a symbol of feminism, tragedy, and inner strength, embodying themes of transformation and empowerment.”
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“Close To Tears are Europe’s Premier celebration of all that is ‘Tears For Fears.’ Close To Tears was born from a passion to bring to the stage a musically authentic celebration of the 1980’s pop sensation ‘Tears For Fears.’ The band was assembled accordingly with some of the very best performers delivering a full, vibrant, emotional, professional and engaging Tears For Fears Show experience spanning hits from the very beginnings of the Tears For Fears journey right through to today. The act always delivers the massive hits ‘Everybody Wants To Rule The World’ ‘Shout;’ and ‘Mad World’ along with the beautifully haunting ‘Woman In Chains’.”
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