Professor Adam Ledger will be delivering his inaugural lecture titled "A Turn: Memory, Craft, and Hope" at The Exchange in Birmingham. This thought-provoking lecture will explore the intersection of past and present, as well as the significance of memory and the role of craft in today's world. As an experienced theatre practitioner, Professor Ledger draws upon his extensive knowledge of directing and acting to reevaluate his own understanding and the sources from which he learns. In an era dominated by neoliberalism and superficial media, this lecture offers a valuable opportunity to reflect on the value of expertise and the importance of genuine human connections. It is a chance to give voice to the intrinsic worth of creativity and the transformative power of personal encounters. The event will take place on May 2, 2024, and admission is free. Join Professor Ledger as he invites you to pause and consider the deeper meaning behind the work we do and the knowledge we acquire. This is a unique opportunity to engage with a renowned expert in the field and gain new insights into the role of memory, craft, and hope in our lives. Don't miss out on this enriching experience at The Exchange in Birmingham.

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