The Festival at Hampstead Theatre, 2017

The Festival at Hampstead Theatre returns with a fresh selection of talents after last year's success

Julian Fellowes, created and writer of Downton Abbey via Indie Wire
What better thing is there to do than explore the full spectrum of creativity this award season? Join Hampstead Theatre as they bring together a talented group of creatives for their annual drama and literary festival. From illustration workshops for the kids, to conversations with multi-award winning writers and directors, and even tutorials on how to write a book and become a... rapper?, theres a cracking programme of talks, workshops, and readings to enjoy, touching on the philosophical and the practical, the serious and the silly.

Our selection of highlights and unmissable events include conversations with the oscar-winning creator of Downton Abbey, Julian Fellowes and one of Britain’s most celebrated writers and directors Mike Leigh. You can also join in on in-depth discussion with experts about the relevance of one the most earnest art-forms at The Power of Poetry in Today's World event or learn how to write a play with either Howard Brenton or James Fritz, both of whom are critically-acclaimed playwrights. Finally, actress Celia Imrie, alongside the producer and director of Who Do You Think You Are?, will discuss uncovering family histories and the television program.

If you're looking to indulge your children, check out Stories with Michael Rosen and Chris Riddell, Drama Workshop with WAC arts, and Musical Theatre Workshop.

There are plenty of more events to choose from. Tickets are selling out quick though, so don't wait too long to get in on the action!
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What The Festival at Hampstead Theatre, 2017
Where Hampstead Theatre, Eton Avenue, Swiss Cottage, London, NW3 3EU | MAP
Nearest tube Swiss Cottage (underground)
When 09 Feb 17 – 12 Feb 17, event times vary
Price £10 - £70
Website Click here to book via Hampstead Theatre




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