Book Now 2007: 3 to 6 November
The rescheduled Jonathan Dimbleby event (was on the 4 of November, but is now on the 4 of December) can be found on the 4 December event page here.
Wednesday 5 November
Michael Holroyd ' A Strange Eventful History'
Leading biographer Michael Holroyd will talk about his fascinating new study of two theatrical dynasties: those of the legendary Ellen Terry and Henry Irving. The actor and the actor-manager enjoyed a great stage partnership and they each influenced the lives of their remarkable children – especially Ellen’s son, the stage designer, Edward Gordon Craig.
The American International University - Richmond , 7.30pm, £8 (£7 concession).
Thursday 6 November
The Richmond Magazine evening 'Mightier than the Sword'
What is the most important book of all time?
Hear the views of a distinguished panel, including: former cabinet minister, Jonathan Aitken; Guardian sketch writer, Simon Hoggart; and local authors, Anne Sebba and Sarah Tucker. Panellists face cross-examination on their respective choices before the audience gives its verdict. Chaired by Richard Nye, Editor of The Richmond Magazine.
Old Town Hall, 7.30pm, £10 (£9 concession).