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TRANSATLANTIC
CROSSINGS
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oday’s Transatlantic Crossing provides a sense of elegant escapism from the hassles and
pressures of the modern world. In this ever more pressurised era, Queen Mary 2 wonderfully
recaptures the gracious style and sophistication of ocean travel’s golden age, during your 6- or
7-night crossing. Our White Star Service will set you instantly at ease with its assurance that no
request is too much trouble. Savour the pleasure of afternoon tea served by white-gloved waiters to
the strains of a harpist. Or perhaps indulge in a relaxing treatment in the Canyon Ranch SpaClub
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Above all, a Transatlantic Crossing remains an exceptionally sociable occasion, where rekindling old
friendships and making new friends is a wonderful certainty.
A Full Calendar of Enrichment and Enjoyment Enhances Every Crossing
Choosing how to spend your time is a delight in itself aboard Queen Mary 2. Your Daily Programme,
delivered to your stateroom each evening, outlines the thrilling array of recitals and concerts,
quizzes and classes scheduled for the following day. Cunard Insights, our fascinating enrichment
programme, also finds its most rewarding expression on a Transatlantic Crossing. From showbiz to
science, politics to polar exploration, our informative guest speakers come from all areas of
expertise to share their stories and experiences.
RADA graduates add their theatrical flair with acting workshops and exceptional productions,
while our Royal Astronomical Society partnership offers stellar explorations in the only planetarium
at sea. And every enchanting evening promises to dazzle, whether with comedy and cabaret or
dancing and drama. Read on for an exciting glimpse of how you may spend each of your magical
days on this grandest of ocean liners.
Joanne Harris National Symphony Orchestra
Author, linguist and musician Queen Mary 2, 21 May 2010
Queen Mary 2, 1 & 12 October 2010 We are delighted that the National
Born in Barnsley, Joanne studied Modern Symphony Orchestra will join our
and Mediaeval Languages at Cambridge Eastbound Crossing in May 2010.
before a fifteen-year teaching career. This prestigious orchestra, founded
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During this time, she published three in the 1940s, have appeared with
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novels including Chocolat. Since leaving many famous stars such as Sir Cliff
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teaching behind, Joanne has written Richard, Sir Elton John and Diana
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seven more novels, and her eleventh, Krall, and they are very proud toe
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Blueeyedboy is due out in April 2010. be the orchestra for all of Katherine Jenkins’s major UK tours.
Joanne has also collaborated on two French cookery books – Players are chosen not only for their musical talent and
her mother was French – plays bass guitar in a band and is technical ability, but also for their desire to give their best
currently studying Old Norse! at all times and to enjoy doing it!
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