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Sunday 1 November - Movie Night - Hamnet Doors 7:30pm - Movie 8:00pm In 1596, William Shakespeare’s only son, Hamnet, died at the age of 11; between three and five years later, Shakespeare wrote a play which almost shared the boy’s name, and which has since become one of the most lauded dramatic works in existence. The possible link between these two events was the subject of an acclaimed 2020 novel by Maggie O’Farrell. Now comes this quietly astonishing screen adaptation – with a script sensitively adapted by O’Farrell and the film’s director, Chloé Zhao – and with Jessie Buckley as Shakespeare’s wife, Anne Hathaway, and Paul Mescal as Shakespeare. As in the book, Hathaway is here called Agnes, the name she was given in her father’s will. Her husband, meanwhile, is no famous playwright yet – we don’t even hear his name for more than an hour – but the educated son of a Stratford glove- maker who keeps pootling off to a London theatre for work. Click or Tap for Info & Tickets