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Welcome to the Brontë Parsonage Blog: The Rathfriland area breathes Brontë
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Saturday, 6 September 2014. The Rathfriland area breathes Brontë. Marina Saegerman (member of the Brussels Brontë Group) writes about her visit to Patrick Brontë's homeland:. The day of the visit was to be Saturday 26 July 2014. On our way back home from Boyle to Dun Laoghaire (Co. Dublin) a small detour was planned to Northern Ireland, where I booked us into a B&B in Rathfriland for one night. By John Cannon. It reads like a Brontë novel. Margaret arrived well on time and was accompanied by another memb...
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Welcome to the Brontë Parsonage Blog: Wuthering Heights... a new musical?
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Thursday, 12 March 2015. Wuthering Heights. a new musical? I am very impressed by what I have heard of a new musical adaptation of Wuthering Heights. She is currently working with a UK producer to get the show into theatres, so good luck with that! What do readers of this blog think of the musical arrangement and a voice which I would describe as rich and forceful? The theme song Wuthering Heights. Sung by Nelly, Catherine Linton and Hareton (at the graves) and the entire company of ghosts. Contact Bront...
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Welcome to the Brontë Parsonage Blog: Laudanum
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Wednesday, 11 March 2015. A typical label (early 20C). Laudanum in the nineteenth century was the rough equivalent of the skunk marijuana smoked by so many people in the present day, but more dangerous. A recent article in the cooking supplement of last Saturday's Guardian (7 March) by Henry Jeffreys. Was about laudanum, not as an ingredient for your next pudding, I must add. Confessions of an English Opium-Eater. I am now wondering how many others in nineteenth century Haworth would have bought laudanum...
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Welcome to the Brontë Parsonage Blog: The Dissolution of Percy
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Friday, 8 May 2015. The Dissolution of Percy. Click here for the company's blog. See the rest of the production photos. Posted by Richard Wilcocks. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). SUBSCRIBE FREE - enter your email into this box. More than simply a literary society. Is one of the most important literary societies in the English-speaking world. Why not join now? Membership subscriptions play a part in helping to preserve the Parsonage not only as an. Contact Brontë Parsonage Blog:. Les Brontë a Paris.
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Welcome to the Brontë Parsonage Blog: The Lost Child by Caryl Phillips
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Monday, 9 March 2015. The Lost Child by Caryl Phillips. Thanks to US member Paul Daniggelis. From Texas for sending us this link to a review of the new book from Caryl Phillips, The Lost Child. A reweaving of the Wuthering Heights. Http:/ www.kansascity.com/entertainment/books/article12608414.html. Friday 1 May, 7pm West Lane Centre, Haworth. Novelist Caryl Phillips visits Haworth. To discuss his new novel. In 1960s Leeds in a haunting novel about migration, social exclusion and the difficulties of family.
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Welcome to the Brontë Parsonage Blog: Bad Boy Branwell
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Friday, 8 May 2015. If you want to stay at Ponden Hall - a 'real-life Wuthering Heights'. Posted by Richard Wilcocks. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). SUBSCRIBE FREE - enter your email into this box. More than simply a literary society. Is one of the most important literary societies in the English-speaking world. Why not join now? Membership subscriptions play a part in helping to preserve the Parsonage not only as an. Request a membership pack: membership@bronte.org.uk. Contact Brontë Parsonage Blog:.
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Welcome to the Brontë Parsonage Blog: Dyddgu Pritchard Owens
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Thursday, 28 August 2014. Mrs Dyddgu Pritchard Owens passed away on 12 August. Dyddgu was a truly popular and well known figure in the Society who was at every AGM weekend I can remember until this year, and her absence this year was noticeable. She won friends with her cheery nature and passion for the Brontes and Haworth. The Society offers deepest sympathies to Dyddgu's family. Posted by Richard Wilcocks. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). SUBSCRIBE FREE - enter your email into this box. Red House Mu...
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Welcome to the Brontë Parsonage Blog: President's Advisory Group
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Monday, 1 December 2014. Brontë Society President Bonnie Greer is to form a new President's Advisory Group to discuss new ideas, refresh the work of the Society and create firmer links with Haworth residents. The group will include Helen Boaden. Director of BBC Radio, and a former producer with Radio Leeds. Read what she told Yorkshire Post reporter Andrew Robinson (and see her briefly on video) in today's issue. Posted by Richard Wilcocks. Tue Jan 06, 12:45:00 pm GMT. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Welcome to the Brontë Parsonage Blog: 'The Dissolution of Percy' - in Salford
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Tuesday, 9 December 2014. The Dissolution of Percy' - in Salford. A rehearsed reading of a work entitled. The Dissolution of Percy. The Kings Arms Theatre in Salford, Manchester, for January next year. It is about the final three years of Branwell Brontë's life. The company producing it is hoping to take it on a tour which might include Haworth - it depends on the Arts Council funding. Performance dates are Sunday 25 and Monday 26 January 2015, both at 7:30pm. Here is the official media release:. Tackles...
