Hear Dr Jessica Clarke uncover the hidden history of theatre in Roman Italy, then meet the lecturer over refreshments and put your questions in a short post-talk Q&A. Homemade cake is available too.
Lytham St Annes Branch Talks are part of The Classical Association’s regular lecture programme, bringing together people interested in the ancient world for an evening of classical scholarship and discussion. This event features Dr Jessica Clarke speaking on the hidden history of theatre in Roman Italy, making it a good choice for anyone with an interest in Roman culture, classics and the ancient performing arts.
The lecture takes place at AKS Lytham and includes time for refreshments, a chance to meet the lecturer, and a short question and answer session after the talk. The atmosphere is described as friendly and welcoming, with homemade cake available for visitors.
The event is run by the local Classical Association branch and forms part of a wider season of lectures. Members can attend in person free of charge, while non-members can buy a ticket. Online access to lecture recordings is also available for members.
Dr Jessica Clarke
29 October 2026, 18:15 – 20:30
In-person tickets are £5; free to members. Membership also gives access to online recordings of lectures.
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