Join Neil Wilkin, lead curator of 'The World of Stonehenge', as he explores the exhibition with the help of its key objects from across Europe, including the first loan to Britain of the Nebra sky disc.

An evening with Nigel Osner In conversation with friend and author Maggy Pigott

Maggy shared how her sixties have become her happiest and most surprising decade (so far), including getting her first book, “How to Age Joyfully: Eight Steps to a Happier, Fuller Life”, published at 68!

Journalist Marie Le Conte looks at the role gossip, whispers and tittle-tattle play in all areas of politics - for the MPs and their advisers, the press who cover them and the civil servants in the middle of it all. Here’s a taster of the evening spent with Marie.

Leading writer and lecturer on the English language, David Crystal, illustrates the development of pronunciation from Old English (Beowulf) through Middle English (Chaucer) to Early Modern English (Shakespeare), and explains the sources of evidence that have been used to reconstruct 'original pronunciations’.

Dulwich Players' first online offering, Open Your Ears, devised by Ignatz Ratskywatsky and Ruth Landowne Giordano, is a 30 minutes piece inspired by Shakespeare’s affection for actors and the theatre with illustrative sections from, among others, Hamlet, Henry V, As You Like It and A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

Director Hayley Blundell explored scripts that would work on the Zoom platform and Matthew Wilkie’s “Horst Buchholtz and other Stories” with its pub quiz setting and revealing monologues fits the bill perfectly.