Each month the Crick Crack Club turn the sedate surroundings of the British Museum lecture theatre into a flickering cave of wonder. This is where to come for your Sunday afternoon epic overload!
In the beginning there was nothing except Death, his wife and his only daughter. Death created a vast ocean of mud for his family to live in. Woyengi, goddess of creation and fate, was repulsed by the filth. Sitting at a great wooden table in a barren field, she set about the business of creating living beings... including the powerful Oboyngba - healer, magician & rebellious spirit.
Complete with power struggles, audacious challenges, magical battles, rage, revenge and banishment, Jan Blake shares tales of creation and of extinction, and the reasons behind both. Expect raw hardcore magic.
'One of the world's greatest storytellers' André Naffis-Sahely
The Crick Crack Club at The British Museum: The Origins of Life and Death
The British Museum, Great Russell Street, London
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This event will be held at half capacity with some social distancing measures in place. In line with recent government guidance, face coverings are recommended for the protection of yourself and others, unless you’re exempt. Hand sanitiser stations and additional cleaning measures will be in place.
This event will be held at half capacity with some social distancing measures in place. In line with recent government guidance, face coverings are recommended for the protection of yourself and others, unless you’re exempt. Hand sanitiser stations and additional cleaning measures will be in place.
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This event ended on Sunday 8th of May 2022
This event ended on Sunday 8th of May 2022
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