I’m going to be giving two lectures in the coming weeks as part of the Royal Geographical Society’s regional lecture program.

Lecture title: Motherland, Homeland – A photographic journey through Russia and England.

Lecture description: Unravel the stereotypes and identify what connects people with places and landscapes. An unflinching, unbiased exploration of what it means to be both Russian, and English, today.

The first is at the King’s Lynn Arts Centre on Saturday 23rd January.

Saturday 23  January, at 20.00
Regional Theatres Programme
Venue: King’s Lynn Arts Centre, 27-29 King Street, King’s Lynn, Norfolk, PE30 1HA
Tickets: RGS-IBG Members and one guest £8 (quote membership number) Box Office (01553) 764864 or book online.

The second will be at the Darlington Arts Centre on Tuesday 9th February.

Tuesday 9 February, at 20.00
Regional Theatres Programme
Venue: Darlington Arts Centre, Vane Terrace, Darlington, DL3 7AX
Tickets: RGS-IBG Members and one guest £8.50 (quote membership number) Box Office Telephone: 01325 486555 or online.

You can find out more on the Royal Geogarphical Society’s website here (for King’s Lynn) and here (for Darlington).

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