Secrets and Discoveries: A storytelling evening
Alice Courvoisier, Centre for Lifelong Learning, University of York and Jacqueline Saville

• Wednesday 10 June 2015, 7.00PM to 8.30pm
• Free admission
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• ATB/042, Seebohm Rowntree Building (See locations page)

Wheelchair accessible.

Event details

Can you keep a secret? Should all secrets be revealed? What is the ultimate secret? Join us for an evening of storytelling as we explore what mythology, folk tales and literature can teach us about the secrets we keep and those we try to uncover. There will be time for audience discussion after the performance.

Alice Courvoisier

Alice Courvoisier is a maths tutor, keen traveller and avid reader. She has talked to specialised and lay audiences on topics ranging from kayak touring to solar physics. She is currently exploring how storytelling can help communicate ideas. 

Jacqueline Saville

Jacqueline Saville spent nine years at three universities in an attempt to be a physicist, then decided she'd rather have a nine-to-five job and time to write. She blogs at http://thousandmonkeys.wordpress.com/ where some of her stories and graphic novels are free to download.

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