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Germany, 1589: the townspeople of Cologne pronounce a sentence of death on a mass murderer who has stalked the countryside in the guise of a ferocious wolf. Russia, 1812: retreating from Napoleon's invading forces, a merchant's daughter is rescued from bandits by a handsome partisan with a ravenous appetite. Brazil, 2080: the Doctor and Turlough arrive for the Rio de Janeiro carnival. Is wealthy heiress Ileana de Santos all that she seems? What sinister ailment afflicts her invalid son, tended by the mysterious Dr Hayashi?

AT THE MOVIES WITH CHARLOTTE AND BRON is a playful celebration of Australian cinema through a feminist, queer, POC lens. Bron is an arts producer, so she knows a lot about site specific cross-disciplinary emerging and immersive experiential performance in large scale festival contexts - but nothing about Liam Hemsworth. Charlotte is an actress who once played Girl At Party Hitting On Liam Hemsworth but gets nervous at real parties that someone will find out that she’s never seen Citizen Kane. Best friends for over a decade, Charlotte and Bron now run film company TOUGH CROWD, and want to ...

Come sit under The StoryTree with Bron, a.k.a The StoryWeaver, as they weave a tale of magic and poetry, and discuss elements of the craft of story telling. 3 regularly scheduled episodes each week: Monday - Story Time, Wednesday - Poetry Reading Friday - The Craft of Storytelling (including interviews, Q & As, reviews, and discussions).

Each Tuesday Bron Lewis and Sammy Petersen are your two drunk aunties, giving you advice on how to live a better life (or at least a life that your aunties tell you to live).Wine O'Clock on patreon every Friday! Patreon: hereFind us on youtube: hereSend us a speakpipe: hereSend us an email: deardrunkaunties@gmail.comFollow Bron: hereFollow Sammy: here Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

La Fête du Livre de Bron propose son propre média en ligne autour de la littérature, des sciences humaines et de la littérature jeunesse. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Three 'witness' insights into history. In 'That Door' by Elizabeth Kuti (read by Eleanor Bron), it is Wittenberg, 1517 and Brother Martin meets the indomitable Frau Sprenger. In 'Nothing but Blue Skies' by Dominic Power (read by Elizabeth Mastrantonio), Katherine Rudd, now 97, recalls events on the night of the Roswell incident in New Mexico, 1947. In 'Permanent Wave' by Ian Sansom (read by Maggie Stead), what might Margaret Thatcher's hairdresser have witnessed in the lead up to her exit from Downing Street?