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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250802
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250803
DTSTAMP:20250422T103709Z
URL:https://sarahsiddonsfanclub.org.uk/events/armada-study-day-2nd-august-
 2025/
SUMMARY:Armada Study Day 2nd August 2025
DESCRIPTION:To provide context for the performances\, exhibitions and guide
 d walks we begin with a study day\, where researchers and historians will 
 explore the historical background to the events of 1588. The day will end 
 with a screening of the film The Armada Chronicle\, set in Southampton in 
 1588. There will also be a small exhibition created by the University of S
 outhampton and attendees will receive a copy of the novel The Theatre of t
 he World set in the turbulent times of Elizabethan Southampton. A book sta
 ll will have volumes from the Southampton Records Series for sale at a spe
 cially discounted price.\n\nProgramme:\n\n10.30: Doors open\, time to view
  the exhibition &amp\; book stall\n\n10.55: Welcome\n\n11.00-11.15: Dr Joh
 n McAleer from The University of Southampton Project Team will present fin
 dings from the Maritime Communities Project and introduce the new data bas
 e\n\n11.15-11.20: Q&amp\;A\n\nSession One: Hampshire under Threat of War\
 n\n11.20-12.00: Joshua Harper\, from the Mary Rose Museum\, has a Masters 
 in Tudor &amp\; Medieval History from the University of Winchester and wil
 l speak about the ‘History of Elizabeth I’s Militia in Hampshire\, and
  the defence plans for Hampshire's coastline'. The talk will give an overv
 iew of the defence procedures sources Josh has transcribed for the County 
 including Southampton\, and provide a brief history of invasion threats ov
 er the 1590s\, showing how the militia was organised and its defence proce
 dures.\n\n12.00-12.40: Dr Diane Budden\, a historian of health\, disease a
 nd medicine and Trustee at The Jenner Trust\, will speak on sickness at se
 a in the campaigns of 1545 and 1588 and the impact on seafaring communitie
 s in Tudor Hampshire and beyond.\n\n12.40-12.50: Q&amp\;A\n\n13.00 – 14.
 00 Lunch (this is provided as part of the day)\n\nSession Two: Southampto
 n &amp\; Spain\n\n14.00- 14.40: Dr Cheryl Butler is a Fellow of the Royal 
 Historical Society\, Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts\, an Honorary Fel
 low of the University of Winchester and contributing editor to the Southam
 pton Records Series. Her research specialism is 16th Century Southampton a
 nd she will examine the relationship between Southampton merchants and Spa
 in.\n\n14.40-15.20: Dr Maria Grove-Gordillo from the University of Bamberg
  (Germany) and formerly of the University of Sevilla\, has a research spec
 ialism in Anglo-Spanish trade between the 16th-18th centuries. She will ex
 amine the events of 1588 from a Spanish perspective.\n\n15.20-15.30: Q&amp
 \;A\n\nComfort Break\n\nCreative Response: Pageants\, Film &amp\; Novel\n\
 n15.45- 16.00: Dr John McAleer will give an introduction to Historical Pag
 eants\, which is the inspiration for the street theatre production The Rev
  Shapcott’s Historical Armada Pageant on 3rd \,4th &amp\; 5th  August.\
 n\n16.00- 16.45: Introduction and Screening of the film The Armada Chronic
 le                      \n\n16.45 – 17.00: Final ti
 me to ask any questions\, view the exhibition and the collections at our v
 enue The Mason’s Hall\, Albion Place\, Southampton and collect your copy
  of The Theatre of the World: the characters and events are inspired by th
 e stories of real people and events in Southampton during the reign of Eli
 zabeth I.\n\nEarly Bird Booking available until 1st July\, £25 + booking 
 fee\, then £28 + booking fee\, to include lunch &amp\; a copy of The Thea
 tre of the World\n\nTickets from www.wegottickets.com
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