Home, I’m Darling
Malvern Theatres WR14 3HBBill Kenwright presents Laura Wade's HOME, I’M DARLING. Olivier Award for Best New Comedy Winner in 2019. A thought-provoking new comedy about one woman's quest to be the perfect 1950s housewife,…
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Malvern Festival of Ideas: Real Equality & Inclusion with Afua Hagan
Malvern St James Girls School 15 Avenue Road, MalvernOn real equality and inclusion: Afua Hagan, one of the leading voices on diversity in Britain, examines our legacy in the context of Black Lives Matter and Equality for Women. Afua…
Malvern Festival of Ideas: The Ship of Theseus with Andy West
Malvern St James Girls School 15 Avenue Road, MalvernTheseus kept repairing his ship until one day all the parts had been replaced with new parts. We will discuss the question 'Is it the same ship?' This session is…
Charities Mini Market
United Reformed Church Hall Worcester Road, Malvern LinkWith national and local charity stalls, including Acorns Children's Hospice, Cancer Research UK, Sight Concern (Malvern Branch) and Worcestershire Animal Rescue Shelter. Entrance is 20p and the market is open…
Blue Magpie Contemporary Craft Fair
Elmslie House WR14 3AGVisit Elmslie House in Malvern for a Mother's Day-inspired craft fair on Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 March 2023 (open 10.30am - 4pm on both days). The fair will feature…
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Malvern Festival of Ideas: Melissa Benn & Jane Martin
Malvern St James Girls School 15 Avenue Road, MalvernWriter and campaigner Melissa Benn in conversation with social historian Jane Martin about the strength of political and family traditions - concerning ethics, ideas and ways of campaigning - and…
Malvern Festival of Ideas: Drawing Stories from the Past with Will Hughes
Malvern St James Girls School 15 Avenue Road, MalvernArtist and illustrator Will Hughes presents a workshop for children demonstrating how to create and draw historical characters and use them to make an illustrated story. Suitable for children aged…
What’s Love Got To Do With It? (12A) (Borderlines Film Festival)
Malvern Theatres WR14 3HBHow do you find lasting love in today’s volatile world? For documentary-maker and dating app addict Zoe, swiping right has only delivered an endless stream of Mr Wrongs, to her…
Malvern Festival of Ideas: The Frog & The Scorpion with Andy West
Malvern St James Girls School 15 Avenue Road, MalvernCan we ever blamed for following our nature? Is there such a thing as being too kind? These are the questions that the fable of The Frog and the Scorpion…
Malvern Festival of Ideas: This Womanist Work with Belinda Zhawi & Victoria Bulley
Malvern St James Girls School 15 Avenue Road, MalvernBelinda Zhawi in conversation and performance with poet and filmmaker Victoria Adukwei Bulley about their work and expressions of Black feminist poetics. Belinda Zhawi is a Zimbabwean literary and sound…
Malvern Festival of Ideas: Relative Distance in the Afterlives of Slavery with Matthew Smith
Malvern St James Girls School 15 Avenue Road, MalvernRelative Distance in the Afterlives of Slavery: Matthew J. Smith, Director of the Centre for the Study of the Legacies of British Slavery at University College London, shares some of…
Malvern Festival of Ideas: Re-frame Your Now; Re-vision Your Future – A Regenerative Way of Seeing with Ruth Davey
Malvern St James Girls School 15 Avenue Road, MalvernRuth Davey, Director of Look Again, evidence-based mindful photography for mental health and wellbeing, explores how seeing with fresh eyes enables us to improve our wellbeing and resilience in the…
Full Time (12A) (Borderlines Film Festival)
Malvern Theatres WR14 3HBPreview courtesy of Parkland Entertainment French actress Laure Calamy – familiar to audiences from Netflix’s Call My Agent – gives an exceptional performance in this pulse-pounding thriller. A frazzled mother…
Malvern Festival of Ideas: Science Magic…Magic Science with Ian Dunne
Malvern St James Girls School 15 Avenue Road, MalvernIs it Magic Science...Science Magic? Or Science Magic...Magic Science? I'm sure it's Science, with a lot of demos and laughs. Some of my most entertaining stand up science in a…
Malvern Festival of Ideas: Insurgent Empire with Priyamvada Gopal
Malvern St James Girls School 15 Avenue Road, MalvernInsurgent Empire: Priyamvada Gopal, Professor of Postcolonial Studies at the University of Cambridge, discusses how Britain's enslaved and colonial subjects were not merely victims of empire but also agents whose…
Home, I’m Darling
Malvern Theatres WR14 3HBBill Kenwright presents Laura Wade's HOME, I’M DARLING. Olivier Award for Best New Comedy Winner in 2019. A thought-provoking new comedy about one woman's quest to be the perfect 1950s housewife,…
Malvern Festival of Ideas: The Condensed History of the Universe with Ian Dunne
Malvern St James Girls School 15 Avenue Road, MalvernA science show that encompasses all time and space. Can be suited to all age groups.
Malvern Festival of Ideas: Benjamin Zephaniah & Liz Berry
Malvern St James Girls School 15 Avenue Road, MalvernBenjamin Zephaniah and Liz Berry have a chat. Poet, writer, lyricist, musician and actor, Benjamin Zephaniah in conversation with award-winning Black Country poet, Liz Berry, about racism, Black Liberation, revolution…
My Sailor, My Love (PG) (Borderlines Film Festival)
Malvern Theatres WR14 3HBPreview courtesy of Signature Entertainment A retired sea captain and his daughter must reassess their strained relationship after he begins a new romance with a widowed housekeeper. Set on the…
Malvern Festival of Ideas: Carwyn Jones
Malvern St James Girls School 15 Avenue Road, MalvernCarwyn Jones, former First Minister of Wales, presents a political view of this year's theme. Professor Rt. Hon. Carwyn Jones is a former First Minister of Wales, a role he…
Corsage (15) (Borderlines Film Festival)
Malvern Theatres WR14 3HBPhantom Thread’s Vicky Krieps gives an exhilarating performance as an imperious empress in this irreverent period biopic. Don’t expect a kitsch fashion plate portrayal of ‘Sissi’, Empress Elisabeth of Austria,…
Blue Jean (15) (Borderlines Film Festival)
Malvern Theatres WR14 3HBBritish writer-director Georgia Oakley’s frank, searing and beautifully photographed debut follows a lesbian teacher facing homophobia at a pivotal point in British history. England, 1988: Margaret Thatcher’s Conservative government is…
