Dear John,
a couple more dates
if you can share them with your society.
thanks so much,
clive.
JUST SO WITH ROBERT
POWELL
The Extraordinary Life and Times of
Rudyard Kipling with Robert Powell
Popular
stage and screen actor Robert Powell explores the many different worlds
of Rudyard Kipling. From idyllic memories of
India to the horrors of the First
World War when he became one of the prime chroniclers of that time.
Available
at theatres and festivals, Powell reads Kipling’s
moving, often painfully eloquent stories and poems with music from Christine
Croshaw on piano and Clive Conway on
flute.
The
evening, which is perfect for theatres, arts centres and festivals, reveals
Kipling as the great spokesman for his age, a time dominated by a sense of
imperial destiny, which was soon to be destroyed forever.
A rare
chance to revisit this extraordinary storyteller and poet one of the
most intriguing and controversial of all our great writers.
BOOKING INFORMATION
Choose your venue to purchase the required
tickets.
Aug 3, 2014, 20:30 hrs
Just So - The Extraordinary Life and Times of Rudyard
Kipling with Robert Powell
Oct 26, 2014, 19:30 hrs
Just So - The Extraordinary Life and Times of Rudyard
Kipling with Robert Powell
Clive Conway
ARAM , Vice Patron
Tutu Foundation UK
Clive Conway
Productions
32 Grove
St.Oxford. 0X2 7JT
01865 514830
From:
JOHN RADCLIFFE [mailto: [log in to unmask] ]
Sent: 14 February 2014 09:56
To: Clive
Conway
Cc: JohnLambert; JanMontefiiore;
JOHNWALKER
Subject: Just So with Robert
Powell
I edit the
Kipling Society web-site and John Lambert has passed me your note about the
show. We will be glad to put up a notice about it on our site at http://www.kipling.org.uk/ and to
publicise it to the Mailbase on line discussion group on Kipling. I am
not sure how many members we have over your way though.
It would be
helpful to have a little more in the way of description about the show. I
assume that Robert Powell is playing Kipling, but what form does your gallop
through his life and times take ?
And have you
any other pictures we could use ?
All best wishes,
John Radcliffe
On Line
Editor, The Kipling Society
