The Literature of Witchcraft

⭐ A ticket to The Literature of Witchcraft opens a chapter on witches, women, and power.

Highlights

🎙️ A literary talk followed by a Q&A with Dr Dorka Tamás
📚 Trace witches from Circe in The Odyssey to Macbeth’s weird sisters
🧙 Discover how women writers reclaimed the witch to explore power
🔍 Examine persecution and social expectations through the lens of literature

General Info

📅 Date: 20 January 2027
🕒 Time: 19:00
⏱️ Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
📍 Venue: 21Soho, 3-5 Sutton Row, Soho Square, Soho, London
👤 Age requirement: 18+
📝 Please note: doors open at 19:00 and the talk starts at 19:30. Arrive early to find a good seat.

Description

From Circe to Macbeth’s weird sisters, witches have long stirred the literary imagination. At 21Soho, Dr Dorka Tamás traces how these figures challenge expectations and expose the workings of power.

Discover how women writers reclaimed the witch in works like Lolly Willowes, then bring your questions to the Q&A. For fans of educational talks, it’s a chance to reconsider an enduring figure. Get your tickets now for The Literature of Witchcraft in London!