This was the Esperanto Association of Britain's site from 2005 to 2018. You will find its current site at esperanto.org.uk.
Over the course of two days, participants not only had the opportunity to read and take roles in two sophisticated Esperanto plays, but also to preview some of the delightful pieces written for children as part of the Springboard project. The latter provided much hilarity, and it was indeed a sight to behold so many esteemed members of the British Esperanto movement doing impressions of farmyard animals.
Entertainment was not lacking in the evening either, where Paul Gubbins insightful lecture on the history of the Esperanto drama provided some intellectual stimulation. This was followed by a trip to the pub and a chance to mingle with other participants and use Esperanto in a relaxed and informal environment. All in all it was a thoroughly enjoyable weekend with something to offer everyone, from the established Esperantist ... to the beginner with no theatrical talent!
Clare Hunter: