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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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Guest Lecture with Professor Miguel Vatter
Global Commons and the Law of the Sea: Towards an Archipelagic Nomos of the Earth
The Graduate School for Interdisciplinary Studies, in collaboration with the School of History are delighted to welcome Professor Miguel Vatter for a guest...
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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
