Running from Last event: Saturday 12 January 2019 at 2pm
Members get 10% off tickets at Storyhouse. Moonlight Flicks and Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre. £4 month, no commitment, priority booking, no fees, instant access, two tickets per member.
Whether you’ve applied to be a ‘book’ in Storyhouse’s first Human Library (see above for details) or are just interested in coming to the training, please join us for a training session facilitated by Katy Jon Went, the Human Library UK Co-ordinator (Katy is travelling nearly five hours to Chester to deliver the training so this is a unique opportunity!). The training will give everyone involved in the Human Library all of the information required to make the first Human Library at Storyhouse a success.
During the training, you will have the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about the Human Library, but in the meantime you may find these links helpful:
Date: Saturday 12 January Start time: 2pm (tea/coffee will be available from 1.45pm) Duration: Minimum 90 minutes, Maximum 2.5hrs (inc a break) Location: Garret Theatre, Storyhouse (Floor 4, accessible via stairs or step-free access via the lift)
The training is open to anyone, including those who want to know more but have not applied.
If you would like to RSVP or ask any logistical questions please email nicola@storyhouse.com
2 hr 55 | A film about friendship between Bruno, who repairs film projectors and travels along the inner-German border in his truck, and the psychologist Robert, who is fleeing from his own past.
2 hr 6 | Jonathan Zimmermann believes that he will soon die of leukemia. The unscrupulous American Tom Ripley, learns of this and exploits Zimmermann’s illness for his own purposes.
2 hr 8 | Guardian angels listen to mortals and attempt to comfort them but one of them wishes to become human after he falls in love with the beautiful trapeze artist.
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