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Horrible Histories: A Talk with Dominic Brigstocke at Burdall's Yard

Burdall's Yard, 7A Angelo Terrace, Bath, Bath, BA15NH

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Season (11 Apr 2025)
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Friday	14:45	- 15:45

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A chat with Dominic Brigstocke, director of the award-winning Horrible Histories TV show, Horrible Histories: Rotten Romans, Smack the Pony, and Green Wing. With decades of experience directing and writing comedy, Dominic is an expert in sketch show comedy - We'll be focusing on his work with Horrible Histories, finding out how the iconic BBC children's show made history hilarious.

This event is part of the Bath Archaeo-Heritage Film Festival, a five-day celebration of archaeology and heritage in cinema. Find out more at BAHfilmfestival.co.uk.

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