Monica White

Thu 19 Mar
12:00

Runtime: 75 minutes

Lunchtime Theatre

Orthodox Icons and Legends of St George

Monica White is Associate Professor of Russian & Slavonic Studies at the University of Nottingham. A specialist in the medieval period, she has researched and published widely on the religious, cultural and military history of Orthodox Europe.

The bar is open from 12. Please bring your sandwich lunch. Events/talks etc usually begin about 12.15 and finish around 1.30, bar the washing up! All members of LMT are welcome. Contact Cynthia Marsh here.

Monica White

Runtime: 75 minutes

Lunchtime Theatre

Thu 19 Mar
12:00

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