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Medieval History Seminar with the School of English --- Professor John Blair (Oxford)
Why did the dead walk in Medieval and Reformation Europe?
This Medieval History Seminar is organised jointly by St Andrews Institute of Mediaeval Studies and the School of English. Professor John Blair of Oxford...
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St Andrews Institute of Medieval Studies: Annual Lecture
St Andrews Institute of Medieval Studies presents their annual lecture, presented by Professor John Arnold, University of Cambridge, on 'Inquisitors,...
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Pecha Kucha Evening and Enterprising Mind of the Year Final
Join us to listen to inspirational stories from members of the St  Andrews community and celebrate the 2025 Enterprising Mind of the Year. - Free
Join us to listen to inspirational stories from members of the St  Andrews community. Pecha Kucha is a visual storytelling format where the speaker tells a...
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Cosmic Cat present: Since Yesterday: The Story of Scotland's Girl Bands (cert TBC)
Pay What You Can: £10, £8, £6
A feature-length documentary unearthing Scotland's Girl Bands from 1960 onwards, featuring bands such as Strawberry Switchblade, Lung Leg, Sophisticated...
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Oddbodies Productions present King Lear
Pay What You Can: £17, £15, £13
Armed with only a drum, a guitar, a knife and a chair, this inventive, irreverent and highly accessible one-man is presented to you from the point of view of...
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Medieval History Seminar -- Professor John Sabapathy (UCL)
Anachronic Cockaigne: experiments with the history of a non-existent land
Medieval History Seminar -- Professor John Sabapathy (UCL) -- Anachronic Cockaigne: experiments with the history of a non-existent land
