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Private Dinner with the Speaker
Club life11.07.2026

Private Dinner with the Speaker

An intimate evening discussion with invited members.

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Why Ancient Greek Myths Still Explain the Modern Human Condition
Story10.07.2026

Why Ancient Greek Myths Still Explain the Modern Human Condition

The foundations of theatre, sculpture, and philosophy were laid in Ancient Greece. These achievements were adopted by Rome and, through Roman civilisation, became part of the cultural heritage of the modern world. The stories of Narcissus, Sisyphus, Prometheus, Echo, Icarus, and Odysseus have survived for thousands of years not because they tell tales of gods and heroes, but because they reveal enduring patterns of human behaviour that remain strikingly familiar today. We encounter them in our work, our relationships, our politics, and our own inner lives.

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