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SUMMARY:Why write a play about Faversham in the 1590s? Locating 'Arden' in 
 a local\, regional and national context
DESCRIPTION:What was Faversham's reputation in the Elizabethan period - how
  well known was it in the rest of England\, and for what? When Arden of Fav
 ersham was written (probably by Shakespeare and a collaborator)\, how did a
 udiences therefore respond to its title and its representation of town life
 ?\n \nThis talk will be given by Professor Catherine Richardson\, expert i
 n Elizabethan drama\, and Dr Sheila Sweetinburgh\, expert in the social and
  cultural history of the period. In this talk\, with special reference to F
 aversham and Kent\, they aim to shed light on the nebulous question of a to
 wn's reputation\, and situate one of Faversham's most enduring exports with
 in the context of its Elizabethan status\, answering the key question 'why 
 write a play about Faversham in the 1590s?'\n\nThis talk will be at the Old
  Brewery Store\, Faversham. Doors open at 6.30 with time for you to buy a d
 rink from the bar.\nDue to capacity limitations\, tickets must be pre book
 ed\, either via our website or at the Visitor Information Centre.\nTickets 
 are FREE for Faversham Society members and £5 for non-members.
LOCATION:Mill Pl\, Faversham ME13 7DY\, UK
DTSTAMP:20261012T220447Z
DTSTART:20270311T193000Z
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