Talks & Events
This page highlights talks and events relating to Alan Ayckbourn and theatre-in-the-round being given by both the playwright and his Archivist, Simon Murgatroyd M.A.Upcoming Talks & Events
◦ The Ayckbourn Collection at Scarborough Museums & Galleries
Details: Saturday 16 September to January at Scarborough Art Gallery.
Price: £3 for annual entry to Scarborough Museums & Galleries.
A small display of items from the recently donated Ayckbourn Collection including Alan Ayckbourn's first play, The Square Cat, original manuscripts for The Norman Conquests, Stephen Joseph's designs for 'Fish & Chip Theatre' and Harold Pinter's directorial debut and other ephemera.
Details: Saturday 16 September to January at Scarborough Art Gallery.
Price: £3 for annual entry to Scarborough Museums & Galleries.
A small display of items from the recently donated Ayckbourn Collection including Alan Ayckbourn's first play, The Square Cat, original manuscripts for The Norman Conquests, Stephen Joseph's designs for 'Fish & Chip Theatre' and Harold Pinter's directorial debut and other ephemera.
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Ayckbourn Collection
◦ Alan Ayckbourn - Actor to Artistic Director
Speaker: Simon Murgatroyd M.A.
Details: Streaming on YouTube
Price: Free
Simon Murgatroyd looks at the first 15 years of Alan Ayckbourn's professional career in Scarborough going from actor to writer to director to Artistic Director between 1957 and 1972.
Speaker: Simon Murgatroyd M.A.
Details: Streaming on YouTube
Price: Free
Simon Murgatroyd looks at the first 15 years of Alan Ayckbourn's professional career in Scarborough going from actor to writer to director to Artistic Director between 1957 and 1972.
Free to view
on YouTube
◦ Ayckbourn's Gardens
Speaker: Simon Murgatroyd M.A.
Details: Streaming on YouTube
Price: Free
Alan Ayckbourn's Archivist,Simon Murgatroyd, talks about the significance of gardens in Alan Ayckbourn's plays against the backdrop of the beautiful Italian Gardens.
Speaker: Simon Murgatroyd M.A.
Details: Streaming on YouTube
Price: Free
Alan Ayckbourn's Archivist,Simon Murgatroyd, talks about the significance of gardens in Alan Ayckbourn's plays against the backdrop of the beautiful Italian Gardens.
Free to view
on YouTube