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# Hay Festival 2011 programme: Thursday, June 2

##  Hay Festival 2011 listings in full for forums taking place on Thursday,
June 2.

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**[Reserve your place online][3] or book via the box office on 01497 822 629
for the Telegraph [Hay Festival][4]**

**9am - 1pm: Farm Visit**

Trevithel Court Farm

Join local agronomist Jonathon Harrington and vet Barney Sampson as they
explore farms in the local area. Walk through David and Catherine James's
orchards, see how the trees are managed and sample the cider. Look inside the
beehives, and learn how honey is made. An extensive range of farm machinery
will be laid out for inspection.

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_Meet at Box Office for bus, £5 _

**9.30am - 4.30pm: CADW: The Three Castles Tour**

With: Jeremy Knight

The three castles of Grosmont, Skenfrith and White are a fascinating trio of
historic sites. Join the author of CADW's official guidebook to these border
castles, for a memorable day out_. _

_Meet at Box Office for bus, £12 _

**9.30am - 2pm: River Walk 2**

With: Stephen Marsh Smith

Join the Wye & Usk Foundation trip around the Wye and its tributaries near Hay
to see the rare and unusual creatures that live in the river, and to see what
progress is being made to restore the run of salmon.

_Meet at Box Office for bus, £9 _

**10am_: _Bomber County (editor's choice) **

With: Daniel Swift.

In early June 1943, James Eric Swift, a pilot with 83 Squadron of the Royal
Air Force, boarded his Lancaster bomber for a night raid on Munster and
disappeared. Searching for his grandfather, the author examines the
relationship between the bombing campaigns of the Second World War and poetry.

_Oxfam Stage, £6 _

**10am: Fictions: Hearts of Darkness**

With: Edward Docx and Rahul Bhattacharya, chaired by Anita Sethi

Docx's scientist finds extremes of love and horror deep in the South American
jungle in his novel The Devil's Garden. In Bhattacharya's The Sly Company of
People Who Care an Indian journalist ventures into the dark rainforest
interior of Guyana.

_Sky Arts Studio, £5 _

**10am: Is Small Still Beautiful?**

With: Andrew Simms, Caroline Lucas and Charlie McConnell, chaired by Andy
Fryers

On the 100th anniversary of the birth of EF Schumacher, author of the landmark
book Small Is Beautiful, Caroline Lucas MP, leader of the Green Party, is
joined by Andrew Simms, author and Fellow of nef (the new economics
foundation) and Charlie McConnell, director of Schumacher College, to ask if
the message of the book is more relevant today than ever. With a personal
message from Schumacher's former colleague George McRobie.

_Elmley Foundation Theatre, £5 _

**10am: Peter Rabbit Puppet Show **(3-5 years)

Hop along to this charming storytelling show where The Tale of Peter Rabbit is
brought to life. Help Peter escape from Mr McGregor's garden and send him on
his journey.

_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £3_

**10am: S.W.I.T.C.H. **(7+ years)

With: Ali Sparkes

Boy or insect? Josh and Danny are in big bug trouble! Come and hear how to
write creep crawly adventures and why you might want to think twice before
squishing ants in the future.

_Starlight Stage, £4 _

**10am: Flat Stanley **(5-7 years)

One day Stanley wakes up as flat as a pancake, but why worry? He can fly like
a kite! Join us to hear his story and make your very own Flat Stanley to pop
in the post.

_The Hexagon _

**10am: Easy Peasy Cookery School **(5-9 years. Children must be accompanied.)

Workshop

Join us in making mouth-watering Strawberry Shortcake with Cream, delicious!

_Mess Tent _

**10am - 5pm: Milling Around Talgarth**

A linear 8-mile walk across the tops of the Black Mountains to visit a
restored flour mill and water wheel in the heart of Talgarth.

_Meet at Box Office, £4 _

**10am - 2.30pm: The King James Bible and Other Treasures**

A trip to the National Library of Wales in Aberystwyth to see their first
edition King James Authorised Version Bible and a wealth of other unique
highlights of the collection in this exclusive guided tour hosted by senior
curators.

_Meet at Box Office for bus, £18 _

**11.30am: The Country House Revealed (editor's choice) **

With: Dan Cruickshank. Chaired by Paul Blezard.

The scholar and broadcaster examines the nation's most spectacular piles in A
Secret History of the British Ancestral Home. Sponsored by
[Haybookcases.com.][11]

_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £7 _

**11.30am: Cardiff Series 3: Climate Change and the Media**

With: Justin Lewis, chaired by Rosie Boycott

How have the media informed - or failed to inform - our understanding of
climate change? Ranging from news coverage of the environment to the role of
advertising in shaping a consumer culture.

_Oxfam Stage, £5 _

**11.30am: Mathematics, Magic and the Electric Guitar**

With: David Acheson

Why are so many people scared of maths? It's full of wonderful surprises that
anyone can enjoy, from mind-reading tricks with the number 1089 to helping to
play the electric guitar.

_Sky Arts Studio, £5 _

**11.30am: Just My Type: A Book About Fonts**

With: Simon Garfield

About how Helvetica and Comic Sans took over the world. About why Barack Obama
opted for Gotham. About the great originators of type, from Baskerville to
Zapf, and about Margaret Calvert, who invented the motorway signs that are
used from Watford Gap to Abu Dhabi.

_Elmley Foundation Theatre, £6 _

**11.30am: Winnie the Witch **(5-7 years)

With: Korky Paul

Have fun with The World's Greatest Portrait Painter and Dinosaur Drawer! Join
Korky for an energy-filled event of quick sketching and story-book adventure.

_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £4_

**11.30am: Tarzan: The Greystoke Legacy **(9+ years)

With: Andy Briggs

With the blessing of the Edgar Rice Burroughs estate, comes a Tarzan for the
21st century. The author of Villain.net talks warring guerrillas, poaching,
illegal logging and the environment, before putting your survival knowledge to
the test.

_Starlight Stage, £4 _

**11.30am: Write Your Own Storybook With Graham Marks **(9+ years)

Workshop

Writing tips, techniques and methods to make every story a masterpiece;
including writing from different points of view and creating characters,
settings and storylines.

_The Hexagon _

**11.30am: Easy Peasy Cookery School**

Workshop

Join us in making freshly baked herby flowerpot bread.

_Mess Tent _

**11.30am: Nominet **(hf2 for teens)

Tech Session

Get digital in this computer session with e-commerce experts.

_Scribblers Hut_

**1pm: Cambridge Series 14: Dressing Up - Cultural identity in Renaissance
Europe**

With: Ulinka Rublack

The historian will show why clothes made history and history can be about
clothes. Her research imagines the Renaissance afresh by considering people's
appearances: what they wore, how this made them move, what images they
created, and how all this made people feel about themselves.

_Oxfam Stage, £5 _

**1pm: Incoming! Or, Why We Should Stop Worrying and Learn to Love the
Meteorite**

With: Ted Nield

470 million years ago, a stupendous collision in the Asteroid Belt bombarded
the Earth with meteorites of all sizes. A revolutionary idea is emerging that
the resulting ecological disturbance may have been responsible for the single
greatest increase in biological diversity since the origin of complex life.

_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £5 _

**1pm: A New History of Western Philosophy**

With: Anthony Kenny

Reflecting on the history of philosophy from Thales to Derrida, the
philosopher considers the enduring influence, for good or ill, that Aristotle
exercised not only on philosophy but also on science.

_Sky Arts Studio, £6 _

**1pm: The Brittle Sea, Hafan Cymru**

With: Paul Henry & Patrick Jones, chaired by Benna Waites

The poet reads and discusses his New and Selected Poems. The individual human
voice, the ragged vagaries of the heart and soul, the joys and sorrows of
family life feature here but this poetry is personal without being
confessional, preferring tender observation to sensationalism or didacticism.
Jones reads writing arising from his work with victims of domestic abuse.

_The Moot, £4 _

**1pm: Swansongs 3**

With: Elias String Quartet and Xuefei Yang

In the third of four lunchtime concerts, the BBC R3 New Generation artists are
joined by the Chinese guitarist to play Mendelssohn's String Quartet in F
Minor, opus 80, solo guitar works by Bach and Poulenc, and the fireworks of
Boccherini's 'Fandango' Guitar Quintet.

_St Mary's Church, £6_

**1pm: Time Riders: Doomsday Code **(10+ years)

With: Alex Scarrow

Join Alex for some serious time travel adventure, as he introduces the third
book in his thrilling series. Take part in the interactive game show and
challenge your history knowledge.

_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £4 _

**1pm: Ladybird Live **(0-3 years)

Stories, songs and rhymes galore for tinies from a professional storyteller.

_Elmley Foundation Theatre, free but ticketed_

**1pm: Penny Dreadful **(7+ years)

With: Joanna Nadin

Penny is a magnet for disaster. Take cover as her creator shares tales of
mischief-making, mayhem and…hairdressing?!

_Starlight Stage, £4 _

**1pm: Make a Zombie Thriller **(Families)

Workshop

Bring your best crawls, falls and zombie arms and come play dead with the
BFI's Joanna van der Meer. The living dead have been a horrifying feature of
cinema since 1930s - watch snatches of some archive classics before grabbing a
camera and creating your own.

_The Hexagon _

**1pm: Nominet **(hf2 for teens)

Tech Session

Get digital in this computer session with e-commerce experts.

_Scribblers Hut, £5_

**1.30 - 3pm: Home and Hearth**

With: Dragons' Playground

Five organisations shortlisted for the Green Dragons' Den will be telling
their stories, practising their pitches and sharing ideas on how they'd use
the £10,000 prize if they win in the Den. Today focuses on scaling up the good
practices that save money and energy while reducing impact on the environment.

_Summer House, Free - drop in _

**2.30pm: On Being**

With: Peter Atkins

While acknowledging the comfort some find in belief, and with his usual
economy, wit and elegance, unswerving before awkward realities, the Professor
of Chemistry presents A Scientist's Exploration of the Great Questions of
Existence.

_Oxfam Stage, £5 _

**2.30pm: Volunteering and The Big Society**

With: Martin Harper, Stuart Etherington, Justin Davis Smith, Jesse Norman

What can you do? How can you make a difference? How will the Government's
plans for a Big Society work? Chaired by Andy Fryers.

_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £4 _

**2.30pm: Tate Lecture 2: Watercolours (editor's choice) **

With: Alison Smith. Chaired by Hannah Rothschild.

The curator of Tate Britain's blockbuster Watercolours exhibition explores the
medium with illustrations from 12th century illuminated manuscripts to the
work of Anish Kapoor and Tracey Emin.

_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £7 _

**2.30pm: The Taste of War: World War Two and the Battle for Food**

With: Lizzie Collingham

Tracing the interaction between food and strategy, on both the military and
home fronts, this wide-ranging, gripping and dazzlingly original account
demonstrates how the issue of access to food was a driving force both within
Nazi policy and for the Allies.

_Elmley Foundation Theatre, £5 _

**2.30pm: Where's Spot? **(3-5 years)

Spot the playful puppy is coming to Hay for a game of hide and seek, with
plenty of storytelling and songs along the way.

_Sky Arts Studio, £3_

**2.30pm: Daisy **(5-7 years)

With: Ellie Sandall

Listen to the wonderful creator of Birdsong as she reads and illustrates from
her beautiful new book Daisy Plays Hide-and-Seek. Then camouflage your very
own cow. Bring a pad and pencil!

_Starlight Stage, £4 _

**2.30pm: Easy Peasy Cookery School **(10-14 years)

Workshop

Join us in making mouth-watering Strawberry Shortcake with Cream, delicious!

_Mess Tent _

**2.30pm: Nominet **(hf2 for teens)

Tech Session

Get digital in this computer session with e-commerce experts.

_Scribblers Hut_

**2.30pm: Family Story Bazaar 3 **(7+ years)

Storytelling

Cat & Kasper, two of Europe's most playful storytellers, working together.
Awesome!

_The Moot_

**4pm: The British Council Poetry Lecture: Nothing Is Until It Has A Word**

With: Gillian Clarke

The National Poet of Wales reflects on her Laureateship, and the place of
poetry in the life of the nation.

_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £5 _

**4pm: The Spanish Gold**

With: David Cordingly

The true story of the C18th Governor of the Bahamas and his mission to clean
up the high seas - Woodes Rogers and the Pirates of the Caribbean.

_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £6 _

**4pm: Sudden Genius? Mozart and Marie Curie**

With: Andrew Robinson

Insight into two of the ten arts and sciences lives featured in his revelatory
study of The Gradual Path to Creative Breakthroughs. Robinson is also the
author of the Genius book in the Very Short Introductions series.

_Sky Arts Studio, £5 _

**4pm: Home and Hearth**

With: Green Dragons' Den: The Final 3

Five participants, four dragons and three minutes to tell a story that will
capture the Dragons' hearts, minds and cheque books, and win a chance of
£10,000 for their project.

_Elmley Foundation Theatre _

**4pm: Mr Gum **(7+ years)

With: Andy Stanton

Join Polly and Friday on another crazy adventure on the streets of Lamonic
Bibber.

_Oxfam Stage, £4_

**4pm: Stunt Bunny** (5-7 years)

With: Tamsyn Murray

Ladies and Gentlemen, we're delighted to introduce Harriet Houdini aka Stunt
Bunny to Hay! Well, perhaps not in rabbit, but her wonderful creator will talk
tricks and flips, with opera-singing poodles and giggling guinea pigs along
the way.

_Starlight Stage, £4_

**4pm: Monster Mischief! **(5-7 years)

With: Guy Bass

Let's go monstering! Join monster expert Guy Bass to explore the weird and
wonderful world of Gormy Ruckles.

_Summer House, £4 _

**4pm: Animating The Afterlife With The British Museum **(10-14 years)

Workshop

Join staff from the Samsung Digital Discovery Centre at the British Museum to
create short films based around the ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead. Become
the star of your own film as you transform yourself into ancient Egyptian gods
and creatures. Use Samsung HD video cameras and a green screen to record your
masterpiece, then edit it and add special effects, before uploading to the web
to share with family and friends.

_The Hexagon _

**4pm: Easy Peasy Cookery School **(10-14 years)

Workshop

Join us in making freshly baked herby flowerpot bread.

_Mess Tent _

**4pm: THINK BIG **(hf2 for teens)

Every day at 4pm UK Youth and O2 will be hosting conversations on issues that
matter to you. The question is, how can you make a difference? Check out
hayfestival.org/hf2 for the full bill and suggest ideas on the hf2 Facebook
page.

_Scribblers Hut _

**4pm: Kasper Sorensen: The Great Fire of Copenhagen **(16+ years)

Storytelling

Denmark's finest storyteller presents a glorious love story set during the
British bombardment of Copenhagen in 1807.

_The Moot _

**5.20pm: The Forgotten Tradition: The Psalms and English Poetry (editor's
choice) **

With: Germaine Greer.

Some of the greatest treasures of the English language were written for the
Coverdale Bible, the Bible Shakespeare read, and the Geneva Bible that was
suppressed by order of James I. In Association with The British Council.

_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £9 _

**5.20: Born Wild (editor's choice) **

With Tony Fitzjohn. Chaired by Ben Fogle.

A story of passion, adventure and skulduggery on the frontline of African
conservation in Kenya and Tanzania.

_Oxfam Stage, £7 _

**5.20pm: Cambridge Series 15: Molotov's Magic Lantern**

With: Rachel Polonsky

A luminous, original and unforgettable exploration of a country and its
literature, viewed through the eyes of Vyacheslav Molotov, one of Stalin's
fiercest henchmen.

_Sky Arts Studio, £5 _

**5.20pm: True Taste Chefs of Wales 3**

With: James Sommerin and Mark Skipworth

The celebrated chef from the Michelin-starred Crown at Whitebrook talks to the
Saturday Editor of The Telegraph.

_Elmley Foundation Theatre, £5 _

**5.20pm: Comedy 4 Kids **(7+ years & families)

With: James Campbell

Back with a brand new show, James will cover ways to make parsnips
interesting, how to look a chicken in both eyes at the same time and why owls
don't like Easter. And just so you know, it may also involve three dancing
oatcakes called Celia, Amelia and Deal-or-no-Delia. Warning: Side effects may
include your sides hurting!

_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £7 _

**5.20pm: Eat My Shorts - Animation Imagination! **(5+ years & families)

A look at the beauty, humour, quirkiness and sheer versatility of this
wonderful medium - films that will make you laugh and cry...but mostly laugh!
Introduced by the BFI's Joanna van der Meer.

_Starlight Stage, £3 _

**5.30pm: Beat Matching and Scratching **(For teens)

For superstar DJs in the making. Learn the basics of mixing house, dubstep,
drum 'n' bass beats and other DJ trickery.

_Scribblers Hut_

**6.45pm: Island Race**

With: Philip Wilcocks, Tom MacSweeney, John Gould, Julian Lewis and Bil Loth

Maritime experts and Navy top brass discuss the most urgent issues around the
threat to the marine environment of deepwater drilling, the fisheries crisis,
trade safety and piracy.

_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £7_

**6.45pm: Family Values**

With: Wendy Cope

From a motorway service area to her ambivalent relationship with religion,
from childhood and love to ageing, the poet covers a wide range of experience
in her new collection.

_Oxfam Stage, £6 _

**6.45pm: The Psychopath Test**

With: Jon Ronson, chaired by Sarfraz Manzoor

From the cells of Broadmoor to the corridors of power and the world's top
boardrooms, the investigative humorist looks at where true madness lies, and
what passes for 'normal'.

_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £6 _

**6.45pm: What Did You Do in the War, Mummy? (editor's choice) **

With: Mavis Nicholson. Chaired by[** Sarah Crompton**][12].

The broadcaster has interviewed women from lumber-jills and landgirls to
undercover spies and entertainers about the new freedoms, the make-do and
mend, the hopes and the fears, as well as the post-war adjustments they had to
make.

_Sky Arts Studio, £6 _

**6.45pm: Ten Pound Poms, Fish Caught in the Wind and Everything I Found on
the Beach**

With: Niall Griffiths, Cynan Jones and Christien Gholson, chaired by Susie
Wild

Griffiths emigrated to Australia as a seven year old. Thirty years later he
revisits and remembers why he left in the first place. Jones's second novel
Everything I Found on the Beach returns to the west Wales coast in the shape
of a taut sharp thriller. Wandering American poet Gholson's novel is about a
shoal of fish and the dance troupe who once got naked at the Vatican.

_Elmley Foundation Theatre, £5 _

**6.45pm: Who Needs Our Aid Most? **(hf2 for teens)

With: The Concern Universal Youth Debate

In the light of the DFID reassessment of budget priorities, how should we
target our overseas aid? India and China where there is most poverty, or
Somalia and Libya?

_Starlight Stage, free but ticketed _

**6.45pm: Make a Zombie Thriller**

Workshop

Bring your best crawls, falls and zombie arms and come play dead with the
BFI's Joanna van der Meer. The living dead have been a horrifying feature of
cinema since 1930s - watch snatches of some archive classics before grabbing a
camera and creating your own.

_The Hexagon _

**6.45pm: Beat Matching and Scratching **(For teens)

For superstar DJs in the making. Learn the basics of mixing house, dubstep,
drum 'n' bass beats and other DJ trickery.

_Scribblers Hut _

**7pm - 9pm: National Trust Brilley Walk**

A short guided walk through an old Welsh Border farm. Learn about our SSSI
woodland, how we plan to manage it to return it back to coppice and how we
will improve the habitat to benefit the priority bird species and dormice
present in the woodland.

_Meet at Box Office for bus, £6 _

**7pm: Priory Ruins, Church and The Bull's Head, Craswall**

With: Rev Ian Charlesworth and Richard Stockton

Craswall Priory (ruined) and Parish Church lure the Parson and the Publican to
their wonderful setting, nestling in the bosom of a hidden valley in the Black
Mountains. A convivial supper in the Bull's Head to follow.

Meet at Box Office, £5

**7pm: Adult Story Bazaar 3**

Storytelling

Roguish masculine energy from Kasper Sorensen, seductive feminine charm from
Cat Weatherill and infectious warmth from Joshua Muraya.

_The Moot, free - drop in _

**8pm: Memoirs of a Fruitcake (editor's choice) **

With: Chris Evans. Chaired by Anne Robinson.

Top chat about the broadcaster's new volume of memoirs.

_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £10 _

**8pm: Christopher Lloyd: His Life at Great Dixter (editor's choice) **

With: Stephen Anderton.

The gloriously eccentric and opinionated 'Christo' was probably the greatest
C20th English plantsman, and his East Sussex garden is a national treasure.

_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage, £5 _

**8pm: i-D Covers 1980-2010**

With: Tricia Jones, Terry Jones, Caryn Franklin and Dylan Jones

The founders of the iconic style and design magazine talk about its 30-year
history.

_Sky Arts Studio, £5 _

**8pm: Great Food**

With: Penelope Vogler, chaired by John Mitchinson

Penguin's Great Food series brings together the sharpest, funniest, most
delicious food writing from the past four hundred years. The editor discusses
cooking from old recipes and invites the audience to try some tastes from the
past.

_Elmley Foundation Theatre, £6 _

**9.30pm: Dara O' Briain**

The Irish storyteller and improvising genius returns to Hay with his live
stand-up show

_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £22 _

**9.30pm: Monarchy**

Soaring synths and euphoric basslines from two of the foremost disco
house/electro pop musicians around.

_Oxfam Stage, £7 _

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