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Behind the scenes students have made props and costumes. The cast have been working tirelessly, their energy and commitment is remarkable to behold and it has been a pleasure to work alongside such devotion. After auditioning they were successful in obtaining a role in what is going to be an epic display of talent. The cast includes students from years 7-13. Amidst a battle for the soul of Paris, he discovers the true meaning of love and salvation. As Valjean’s quest for a new life carries him into Paris and to the barricades of the Student Revolution, he is hunted by Inspector Javert and the ghosts of his past. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century France and the aftermath of the French Revolution, this timeless story of intertwined destinies reveals the power of compassion and the quiet evil of indifference to human suffering. The story follows Jean Valjean, a former convict who spends a lifetime seeking redemption. Trinity School presents one of the world’s most iconic and longest-running musicals, Les Misérables Schools Edition. Les Miserables (school edition) Saturday 25 March Sackville Theatre 2.30pm & (7.00pm - SOLD OUT) Tickets £15 Book tickets His biography of John Clare (Picador/Farrar Straus Giroux, 2003) won Britain’s two oldest literary awards, the Hawthornden Prize for Literature and the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for Biography, as well as the NAMI (New York) Book Award it was shortlisted for four other awards, including the Samuel Johnson Prize and widely reviewed as ‘a stunning achievement’ and ‘an extraordinary work of scholarship’. In 2015, he became the youngest person ever to be knighted for services to literary scholarship. Sir Jonathan served on the Board of the Royal Shakespeare Company and was Gresham Professor of Rhetoric 2017-19.

He is also a Senior Research Fellow of Worcester College Oxford, where he was Provost 2011-19, Professor of English Literature in the University of Oxford, a Fellow of the British Academy and of the Royal Society of Literature.

He is Foundation Professor of Environmental Humanities in Global Futures at the School of Sustainability and the College of Liberal Arts, Arizona State University. Sir Jonathan is a biographer, critic, broadcaster, scholar, playwright and poet. In my talk I’ll try to convey the excitement of that golden age in the school’s continuing history of visionary education.’ ‘In the process of writing this memoir, I discovered that it was, among other things, a tribute to Sevenoaks – especially to my great English and Drama teachers John Adams, Alan Hurd, Jon Campbell and Bob Taylor. Tuesday 7 June Pamoja Hall 7.30pm Admission Free, but should be booked via email Book a place 'A gift for melody, brave, poignant, entertaining, original' Guardian

“.a voice like Kate McGarrigle meets Dory Previn. Expect a new version of Charlie’s classic hit, Pilot of the Airwaves, still a staple of UK and US radio playlists. They’ll showcase their new album, as well as favourites from the past and original acoustic versions of hits Charlie has written for others, including George Harrison, Celine Dion and Jimmy Nail. Expect a taste of ‘intriguingly other’ eclectic contemporary folk. 'One of my favourite singers of all time' - Jools Holland.Ĭharlie Dore returns to Sevenoaks with her long-time collaborator Julian Littman of Steeleye Span. 'Just perfect – Eddi Reader gets every song just right' - The Sunday Times.

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In 2019 Eddi was a special tour guest with Jools Holland's Orchestra, she released her ‘Starlight’ EP and appeared on several BBC TV shows including Songs of Praise and Billy Connolly's ‘Made In Scotland’ series. She has won Brit Awards, been awarded four honorary degrees, an MBE and collaborated with a host of stars of Folk, Jazz, Pop, World, Punk and Classical work with various orchestras. Her successful solo career includes the albums 'The Songs of Robert Burns' and last years 'Cavalier'. In the the late 1980's Eddi’s own band Fairground Attraction had huge international success with number one hits with ‘Perfect’ and debut album ‘First of a Million Kisses’. Eddi Reader's playing the folk clubs of Scotland and street-singing across Europe led her to backing singer for Eurythmics and Gang of Four. Sunday 19 June Pamoja Hall 7.30pm Tickets £25 Book a placeĪward-winning songstresses present the annual tribute to the late John Smedley, local folk-artist and Festival Organiser.

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