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Saturday 5 March
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| 8.30pm |
Jack the Lad |
Maureen Lipman with family and friends |
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Sunday 6 March
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| 11am |
Reading Group |
Tamara Levine |
| 12pm |
Jewish Mothers |
Sally Berkovic, Kate Figes, Michele Hanson
Chair: Allison Pearson |
| 2pm |
Outwitting History |
Aaron Lansky
Chair: Helen Beer |
| 2pm |
Marvellous Myths, Fabulous Fables |
Mekella Broomberg
(Age 5 to 7) |
| 3.15pm |
Primary Schools Poetry Prize |
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| 3.30pm |
Legacies |
David Baddiel, Jonathan Freedland, Anne Karpf
Chair: Jonny Geller |
| 3.45pm |
Quick, Let's Get Out of Here |
Michael Rosen
(Age 7 to 12)
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| 5pm |
Address Unknown |
Henry Goodman, Andrew Sachs |
| 5.15pm |
Wicked Writing |
Sherry Ashworth, Graham Marks
(Age 12 +) |
| 6.30pm |
The Lie that Wouldn't Die |
David Aaronovitch, Hadassa Ben-Itto
John Klier
Chair: Lord Woolf |
| 8.30pm |
Oliver Sacks |
In conversation with Ned Temko |
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Monday 7 March
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| 12.30pm |
Hatches, Matches and Dispatches |
Doreen Berger |
| 4.15pm |
American Tales |
Woody Allen 'The Kugelmass Episode'
Read by: Kerry Shale
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| 5.15pm |
Meet the Author |
Simon Garfield, 'Our Hidden Lives' |
| 6.15pm |
Gillian Slovo |
In conversation with Boyd Tonkin |
| 7.30pm |
Passions |
Simon Goldhill on The Temple |
| 8.30pm |
Genes and Genesis |
Steven Pinker
Jonathan Sacks
Chair: Rebecca Goldstein |
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Tuesday 8 March
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| 12.30pm |
Hitchhiking to Heaven |
Lionel Blue
Chair: Clive Lawton |
| 4.15pm |
American Tales |
Grace Paley, 'Goodbye and Good Luck'
Read by: Debbie Chazen |
| 5.15pm |
Meet the Author |
Tamar Yellin, 'The Genizah at the House
of Shepher'
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| 6.15pm |
Inside the Orthodox World |
Eliette Abecassis
Naomi Ragen
Chair: Jeremy Rosen |
| 7.30pm |
Passions |
Simon Louvish on the
Marx Brothers |
| 8.30pm |
Gaza Blues and Beyond |
Samir El-youssef
Etgar Keret
Chair: Linda Grant |
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| Wednesday 9 March |
| 12.30pm |
A Rose for Reuben |
Robert Rietti |
| 4.15pm |
American Tales |
Philip Roth, 'The Conversion of the Jews'
Read by: Nitzan Sharron |
| 5.15pm |
Meet the Author |
Sebastian Hope, 'Hotel Tiberias' |
| 6.15pm |
Jew Made in England |
Anthony Blond
Chair: Ned Sherrin |
| 7.30pm |
Passions |
Mark Ford on Bob Dylan |
| 8.30pm |
Cynthia Ozick |
In conversation with Mark Lawson |
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| Thursday 10 March |
| 12.30pm |
Dan Jacobson |
In conversation with Stanley Price |
| 4.15pm |
American Tales |
Bernard Malamud, 'Angel Levine'
Read by: Daniel Hart |
| 5.15pm |
Meet the Author |
Daniel Peltz, 'Out of the Blue' |
| 6.15pm
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Apprehending Eichmann |
David Cesarani, Hanna
Yablonka
Chair: Lisa Appignanesi |
| 7.30pm |
Passions |
Howard Jacobson on Jews |
| 8.30pm |
The Ethics of Biography |
Tom Bower, Michael Freedland, Anne Sebba
Chair: Tom Sutcliffe |
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Saturday 12 March |
| 8.30pm |
The Jewish Question |
Alain Finkielkraut, Anthony Julius
Chair: Jonathan Freedland |
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Sunday 13 March - at the Bloomsbury Theatre |
| 2.00pm |
Nice Jewish Gurus |
Carole Caplin, Lynne Franks, Irma Kurtz
Chair: Naomi Gryn |
| 3.30pm |
From Riga to Toronto |
David Bezmozgis
Chair: Paul Blezard |
| 5pm |
The Question of Zion |
Jacqueline Rose
Chair: DD Guttenplan |
| 6.30pm
| Great Writers of the 20th Century |
Adam Thirlwell on Isaac Bashevis Singer
Chair: David Schneider |
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Sunday 13 March - at the Royal National Hotel |
| 11am |
Reading Group |
Tamara Levine |
| 3pm |
A Telling Time |
Susannah York
(Age 8+) |
| 5pm |
Inside Anne Frank's House |
Peter Mayer, Rian Verhoeven
(Age 12+) |
| 6.30pm
| Hebrew Language Session |
Etgar Keret
Chair: Risa Domb |
| 8.30pm |
Antony Sher |
In conversation with Nick Hern |
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