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Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery

Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery

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Event Start :
Jan 27th 2025 1:00pm
Event End :
Mar 10th 2025 2:30pm

Literary Course - To Say Nothing Of The Dog

Late Victorian and Edwardian Humorists
Queen Victoria, famously, was not amused. Her subjects, and those of her son, Edward VII, were not so constrained. In this world of pomp and circumstance, we also discover some of Britain’s finest humorists, whether in the literary, the graphic or the musical arts.

During this course, we will try and identify that evanescent quality which is humour in the operettas of Gilbert & Sullivan, the songs of the music halls, the cartoons of Punch, the caricatures of Max Beerbohm, and two comic novels: Jerome K. Jerome’s Three Men in a Boat (1889) and George & Weedon Grossmith’s The Diary of a Nobody (1892).

A 6 week course to discover some of Britain’s finest humorists in the literary, graphic and musical arts with tutor Philip Healy. Held at Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery, where you will be inspired by the historic surroundings.

Cost: £72

Book Tickets Here:

• No session MON 17 FEB 2025

Facilities

  • Disabled Access
  • Disabled Toilets
  • Guide Dogs
  • Lift
  • Entrance Flat No Steps
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Did you know Shrewsbury Castle's foundations were laid in 1083 by the 1st Earl of Shrewsbury, Roger de Montgomery? 
Montgomery, a cousin of William the Conqueror, earned this castle and more as a thank-you for his aid during the Norman conquest.

From royal stronghold to a 16th-century transformation, Shrewsbury Castle has quite the story. Now, it stands majestically, housing the Shropshire Regimental Museum. 👑🏰 Ready to step into the pages of history?

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