Celebrating the friendship between composer and war poet, Ivor Gurney, and musician and first woman music critic, Marion Scott; written and performed by Jan Carey. It was to Scott, that Gurney sent his music and poetry from the trenches. The horror of the Great War, contrasted with his love for his native Gloucester, coloured his writings. Yet after being gassed at Passchendaele, Gurney's deterioration into madness showed that, despite their different backgrounds, Scott and Gurney forged a friendship that withstood war, illness and despair, as well as triumph, madness and joy.T1968975790Director Michael McCaffery. Performer Jan Carey. | |
| 11 Nov 21 | Aldeburgh Jubilee Hall, Aldeburgh :: V1392012056 listing details L488890241 |
T1705290008Company Hint of Lime Productions. Director Michael McCaffery. Performer Jan Carey. | |
| 10 Feb 19 to 24 Feb 19 | Trafalgar Theatre, West End :: V420 listing details L0553197629 |
| 10 Feb 19 to 3 Mar 19 | The King's Head Theatre, Inner London :: V235 listing details L838342550 |
| 1 Aug 18 to 27 Aug 18 | Pleasance, Edinburgh :: V1282 listing details L0399004838 |
