One-man play: An Evening with Dementia
A bitter-sweet play about an old actor who is suffering from dementia.
Followed by lecture: The Evolution of Theatre: From Ritual to Therapy
With Trevor T. Smith

The Little Prince
By Antoine De Saint-Exupéry
A storytelling performance with Matthew Dexter

A gentle and funny story, perhaps for children, but appealing to the child in all of us. The adventures of a little prince who sets out to discover the universe, who meets quaint and quirky characters and creatures on various planets, and finally on the Earth.

A 'mystery story' suffused with esoteric Christianity in a way that can speak to audiences today: with a lot of humour.

Poetry and Music made Visible through Movement
A presentation by the students of the London College of Eurythmy
No bookings required

Eurythmy is a modern art of movement that arose out of the work of Rudolf Steiner. He describes it as 'visible language and visible singing'. Pieces of music as well as poetry are performed by solo artists or groups. The students of the four-year eurythmy training will show what they have worked on this term.

For more details please contact the London College of Eurythmy on 020 7723 4400 ext 208 (please leave a message on the answer phone).

A Festival for Easter
Michelangelo and Shakespeare, Easter and The Spirit of Our Time
With Rev. Peter van Breda and Andrew Wolpert

A sequence of lectures during Holy Week to accompany and deepen our connection to the Easter events.

Programme of lectures:
Palm Sunday 28th March 7.30pm
Opening lecture on the theme of 'The Renaissance in Italy'
Monday 29th March, Wednesday 31st March, Friday 2nd April 7.30pm
Death and Resurrection in Shakespeare's 'King Lear' with Rev. Peter van Breda
Tuesday 30th March, Thursday 1st April, Saturday 3rd April 7.30pm
Michelangelo and the Mystery of Golgotha with Andrew Wolpert
Easter Sunday 4th April 3pm
Closing lecture 'How does this art speak to us today?' with Rev. Peter van Breda and Andrew Wolpert

There will also be the opportunity for text work on 'King Lear' in the afternoon of Tuesday 30 March at 3pm and a visit to the National Gallery on Good Friday 2 April at 4.30pm.

Meeting for New Members

We will be inviting members who have recently joined the Society to meet at Rudolf Steiner House. The meeting will take the form of short presentations followed by discussions and questions, with ample opportunity for new members to meet with each other. Topics will include: The First Class of the School of Spiritual Science, the General Anthroposophical Society and the Goetheanum, meditation and spiritual exercises. We also hope to share in some artistic activities arising out of Anthroposophy. Members who have joined the Society within the last three years will be receiving personal invitations early in the spring.

Lecture and book launch:
Christ Consciousness - A Path of Inner Development
With Danielle van Dijk
All welcome

What does 'The Mystery of Golgotha' mean for the development of the Consciousness Soul in our time? What happened at the moment of the Resurrection of Christ?

Danielle van Dijk will speak about Jesus as a human being, the incarnation of Christ on Earth, and the cosmic Christ. She will describe how we can develop a higher spiritual consciousness within ourselves - 'Christ Consciousness' - that enables us to share in the making of a new world in which love is uppermost. She will also speak of practical exercises for inner development, as well as the Rosicrucian and Christ meditations.