7–9pm⎪Admission free⎪Advanced booking essential: info@london.goethe.org / 0207 596 4000 Berlin to Britain⎪Lord Moser and Carl Miller in conversation with Susie Harries To accompany our new Germans in Britain exhibition, this event invites you to delve into the world of 1920s Berlin, exploring childhood experiences of the city and of migration. Lord Moser KCB CBE FBA was born in Berlin in 1922 and came to Britain in 1936. Hear his stories of childhood in Berlin and the passion for music that it instilled in him, as well as his reflections on 78 years in Britain and recent visits back to his birthplace. Lord Moser is a Distinguished Friend of the Migration Museum Project. Carl Miller will introduce us to the Berlin of Erich Kästner’s Emil and the Detectives, which he adapted for the National Theatre’s 2013 Christmas Show, and which explores a small-town boy’s journey into the sometimes frightening, sometimes magical, big city. Find out more about Carl Miller’s adaptation of Emil and the Detectives on the National Theatre website. Susie Harries, our Chair for the evening, is a writer, biographer and lecturer whose most recent book, Nikolaus Pevsner: The Life, won a Wolfson History Prize in 2012. Susie Harries is a Distinguished Friend of the Migration Museum Project. Mandhira de Saram, violinist, will close the conversation with a solo performance of Bach movements. Find out more about Mandhira de Saram on her website. Doors open at 6.30pm for a 7pm start. The conversation will be followed by a drinks and nibbles reception until 9pm.