DOOM SCROLLS – THE NEVER-ENDING PROPHECIES OF THE SIBYLS

LUCY LILL
24 SEPT 2026, 7.30PM

Possessed by gods?
Off their heads on laughing gas?
The mouthpieces of the state?
Or the ancient world's most influential influencers?

The prophecies of the Sibyls thread through ancient myth. Feared, revered and frequently misunderstood, the Sibyls stood at the crossroads of religion, politics and performance. Their visions promised answers while leaving everyone wondering what they actually meant.

In our world where certainty is rare and knowledge divides us as much as it separates, we invite you to bring your questions to place in front of the Sibyls as we turn the Earthouse in a place of not-knowing. By the end of the evening, you will have an answer - not necessarily the answer you’re looking for, or even the answer to your question, but an answer nonetheless!

There will be candles, there will be conversation, and we will travel from a mountain in the southeast of Italy to the depths of the underworld, as Lucy Lill tells the stories of the women whose words founded cities, brought down armies and caused an epic amount of confusion.

The Sibyls might know your future, but that doesn’t mean they’re going to tell you….

where

THE STORY MUSEUM, OXFORD
42 Pembroke Street, Oxford OX1 1BP

when

24 SEPT 2026, 7.30PM

ticket information

TICKETS: £13

SUITABLE FOR: adults (14+)

RUNNING TIME: 70-75mins (TBC)

STARTS: 7.30pm

CONTENT WARNING: This performance contains references to ageism, implied sexual assault, kidnap, and animal cruelty contextualised within a paradigm of mythic narrative, archetype, and metaphor.

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where

THE STORY MUSEUM, OXFORD
42 Pembroke Street, Oxford OX1 1BP

when

24 SEPT 2026, 7.30PM

ticket information

TICKETS: £13

SUITABLE FOR: adults (14+)

RUNNING TIME: 70-75mins (TBC)

STARTS: 7.30pm

CONTENT WARNING: This performance contains references to ageism, implied sexual assault, kidnap, and animal cruelty contextualised within a paradigm of mythic narrative, archetype, and metaphor.

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