Tea is undoubtedly one of the greatest Chinese exports. But did you know that wine is also an ancient and important part of Chinese culture?
Join one of the world’s most successful fantasy fiction authors, Cassandra Clare, as she tours the UK for a limited run of dates, to share an exclusive edition of The Last Hours: Chain of Gold.
This lunchtime lecture will take the form of a Q&A and will take attendees on a journey which explores trauma, its responses and working through a trauma-informed lens.
Dr Graham Atkin of the University of Chester will explore the multi-layered nature of the language and action of this phenomenal drama.
Join director John Young and designer Jess Curtis as they take to the stage to talk about what it’s like creating a show at Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre.
Join producer Helen Redcliffe, along with others from the Storyhouse team, for a post show talk about everything that’s involved in making Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre.
Spend an evening with the Queen of History, Lucy Worsley, as she delves into the fascinating life of the Queen of Crime, Agatha Christie.
Why can it be so hard sometimes for childless and childfree people to find common ground? In this conversation, Dr Dawn Llewellyn and Jody Day will frame the day ahead and talk about the important, and often slippery nature of labels and definitions.
A collection of personal stories told in 10 minutes, chaired by Victoria Firth.
A collection of personal stories told in 10 minutes, chaired by Yvonne John.
A collection of personal stories told in 10 minutes, chaired by Kirstie Higgins.
A keynote from Jody Day, psychotherapist, author, founder of Gateway Women and the leader of the childless movement
Hilarious and heart-warming, don’t miss the chance to spend an evening with one of the UK’s most loved personalities.
This talk will share some experiences of former prisoners in their efforts to leave crime behind and make a difference to communities. These are stories of exclusion and pain, but also of resilience, creativity, and hope.
Spend an unforgettable evening with tennis and broadcasting legend Sue Barker as she shares the remarkable story of her life and career.
From the bestselling author of A Place Called Winter comes Mother’s Boy, a superb historical novel of Cornwall, class, desire and two world wars.
Birmingham born David Harewood discusses his first book Maybe I Don’t Belong Here. Part of Chester Literature Festival.
This is Lemn’s life story: a story of neglect and determination, misfortune and hope, cruelty and triumph.
Author of international bestseller My Name Is Leon, Kit De Waal, comes to Chester Literature Festival.
Join Stacey Dooley for a thought-provoking, inspiring and informative evening as she celebrates the publication of her new book.