A Time to Mourn & (now) A Time to Dance - An Evening of Poems
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Join us for a special evening of poetry centred around reflection and restoration. With performances from Tamsin Greig + special guests!
About this event
Join us for a very special poetry evening with a host of acclaimed guests - including award-winning authors, actors and actresses, TV stars and Broadway performers...
Tamsin Greig ~ Ben Miles ~ Janis Kelly ~ Ron Cook ~ Paterson Joseph ~ Haydn Gwynne ~ Samantha Spiro ~ Tim Lott ~ Craig Kelly ~ Richard Leaf ~ Tim Mcinnerny
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We can't deny that the past two years have been challenging in new and unprecedented ways. Adapting to change and loss is not an easy process, and can often leave us feeling isolated in our attempts. However, we have been forced to transform ourselves constantly in this global situation of uncertainty and this requires great courage. We build resilience with each struggle we overcome and learn to navigate ourselves through harsh circumstances.
With the new year comes new possibilities. We are not yet certain of how things will develop, but we can take this opportunity to reflect and gather our emotions. Like with any trial there are also many triumphs - reasons to restore our hope.
A Time to Mourn & (now) A Time to Dance, An Evening of Poems will take place on February 6th at St.Martin's church (Kensal Green).
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We encourage you to secure your tickets beforehand. They will also be available on the door for £15
There will be refreshments available to purchase with cash only so please come prepared! We hope to see you there!
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This is a charity event - all proceeds will go directly to Talitha Arts.
Talitha Arts is a UK-registered charitable organisation that delivers training and therapeutic arts workshops to those who have experienced trauma, abuse, violence, homelessness and for those living with dementia. Through one-of-a-kind, original arts workshops, Talitha seeks to restore dignity, hope and worth.
To find out more visit: www.talitha.org.uk
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COVID-19 guidelines and requirements:
Face masks are a personal choice but we strongly encourage them to be worn.
If you don't feel well please refrain from attending.
If you have the means to, please take a lateral flow test on the day of the event (this is advised but not a requirement to attend).
We will have hand sanitiser available at the venue and all our staff, performers and volunteers will take full precautions by completing a LF test on the day and wearing masks throughout.
