Redeeming the wolf: a story of persecution, loss and rediscovery
31 October, 2017Read more >For this Halloween blog post special, the Open Graves, Open Minds Project explores whether everything you’ve heard about the big bad wolf is true.
Looking for Archie: Cary Grant’s Bristol
30 October, 2017Read more >Dr Charlotte Crofts walks us through Cary Grant’s Bristol in the lead up to her event ‘Looking for Archie’ which maps the Hollywood star’s life onto his hometown.
The ‘Archives weekend’ at the National Army Museum
26 October, 2017Read more >In this post, Penny Hutchins from the National Army Museum explains the exciting events they have prepared for this year’s Being Human festival, revealing the wonders hidden in their collections for this special ‘Archives Weekend’.
Making theatre out of fragments – Being Human legacy project
24 October, 2017Read more >Read about the great legacy of this Being Human 2014 event, which looked at fragments of ancient Greek plays. Now they are bringing these snapshots and ideas to life for audiences.
The inspiration machine, or how writers break the block
23 October, 2017Read more >Where does inspiration come from? Anna Kemp tells us about her upcoming creative writing workshop for the Being Human festival ‘The inspiration machine’, which will explore how writers use creative constraints to break the block.
Voices, faces and places – Swansea University hub
19 October, 2017Read more >Dr Elaine Canning from Swansea University tells us all about their Being Human festival hub Voices, faces and places. Swansea will be a hive of activity, from meeting Egyptian mummies to celebrating the Welsh football team!