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Anna Freud születésnapi ünnepsége: Dear Papa – Ruth Rosen felolvasása Anna Freud leveleiből Sigmund Freudhoz
Anna Freud’s Birthday Celebration: Dear Papa – A Reading of Letters from Anna to Sigmund Freud by Ruth Rosen
2026. december 3., csütörtök · 15:00Freud Museum London0 GBP – 14,90 GBP
Megnyitás: freudmuseumRuth Rosen dramatizált felolvasása Anna Freud apjához írt leveleiből felnőtteknek.
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To mark Anna Freud’s birthday, join us for Dear Papa , a special reading by Ruth Rosen , who will also share personal memories of knowing Anna Freud. A celebrated performer of poetry and prose and a long-time Hampstead resident, Ruth will bring to life a selection of Anna Freud’s letters, offering a rare and intimate glimpse into the relationship between father and daughter. Through Anna’s own words and Ruth’s personal memories, this special event offers an intimate opportunity to reflect on Anna Freud, her relationship with her father and her remarkable life and legacy. Ruth Rosen Since leaving the Royal Shakespeare Company Ruth Rosen has established a unique international reputation for her highly individualised literary portraits and has appeared at many major national and international festivals and theatres. Her current solo shows include “Bright Star” based on the poems and letters of John Keats, and “Man Without a Mask”, the poetry, prose, letters and other writings of William Blake. “Daggers Drawn’”– from the Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci and Sonnets and Letters of Michelangelo – is in collaboration with Martin Kemp. “One of England’s leading poetry and prose performers.” The British Council “She has cornered the market in poetry reading.” The Sunday Times “Oxford audiences responded to this event in such large numbers that as many as were admitted had to be turned away for lack of space. For us lucky ones this was a true celebration of a great artist.” Oxford Times …
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