Lambeth Theatricals Drama Group the Autumn Glories are proud to present Grabbing a bit of history as we go along the way – an online oral history production with a live Q&A for Lambeth’s Black History Month celebrations.
Join us as we share childhood memories, stories and poems, looking at the ups and downs of our own life histories. As a group of Lambeth women aged from 50 to 80+, we all know that life’s tales are full of humour and pathos. This is our second production and we are again lucky to be mentored by drama facilitator Tony Cealy. The production will be viewed online followed for a live Q&A with the group.
Details of online platform access will be sent out two days before the event.
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