Culture
ArtsFest 2024 18th - 21st September
ArtsFest 2024 will be at St Paul’s 18th - 21st September this year.
Amongst an exciting mixture of performances, workshops, talks and hospitality, we will be creating our own
immersive supper-performance for the Saturday night to close the festival!Full Programme of events now live on www.stpaulsartsfest.org
"That was astonishing. So full of love, compassion, wit, pathos and wonder. And so many characters. By the end, we know them all."
Review from the first perfomance of the play held at St Luke's, Holloway
We are excited to be hosting this new play inspired by the life of Henri Nouwen. Written by Murrray Watts and performed by Andrew Harrison, The Beloved Son is a moving solo performance, exploring hope and longing, family dynamics, sexual and emotional crisis, and the profound insights of a man who became one of the greatest spiritual writers of the 20th century.
Saturday 8th June, 7.45pm
The Beloved Son - buy tickets here
Drinks will be served from 7.15pm before the show starts as there is no interval.
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