‘An Evening with Lord Byron’

Published on 30/01/2013 08:00

THE GENIUS of one of the finest poets in the English language will be explored in depth at Flowerfield Arts Centre on Friday February 8th, when the centre welcomes ‘An Evening with Lord Byron’ at 8pm.

Presenting the evening of recitations and music, staged in association with the Riverside Theatre, Coleraine, will be Jeremy Lewis, Tony Bareham and Des Cranston. Tickets are priced at £10 and are now on sale from reception at Flowerfield Arts Centre in Portstewart.

The ticket price includes a complimentary glass of wine or fruit juice at the interval.

Following their very successful performance in Italy last autumn as reported in the local press, Tony Bareham, Des Cranston and Jeremy Lewis will be reading selections from the poetry of Lord Byron.

The poems selected range from tender lyricism, through the amazing world’s-end vision of ‘Darknesss’, to Canto One of Don Juan - the funniest bedroom farce in all English poetry. There is truly something for everybody in this bill of fare.

They will be joined by local singers Sally Andrew and Ken Ward, and the musical settings for Byron’s lyrics they will perform are all entirely new ones composed by Bill Rodgers.

The show follows the format of the very popular ‘Evening with Charles Lever’ that Tony devised for the Riverside Theatre for Lever’s bi-centennial anniversary, and promises another unique and memorable evening of music and verse.

If you’d like to know more, get in touch with Flowerfield Arts Centre on (028) 7083 1400.

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