Thursday, 4 October 2012
Wednesday, 3 October 2012
Charles Dance, Tom Hollander, Edward Fox and Elizabeth McGovern join the line-up for Josephine Hart Poetry Week, October 8-12
Michael Grandage Company presents the Josephine Hart Poetry Week at the Arts theatre. Over five nights the work of some of the world’s greatest poets will be celebrated and brought alive with the help of Josephine’s words and the poems themselves read aloud by some of our finest actors.
Wednesday 10 October : World war poets
Hosted by : Richard Eyre
Readers : Charles Dance, Tom Hollander, Rosamund Pike
update 11 October 2012
Bond actress Rosamund Pike read a selection of poems by First World War poets at the Josephine Hart Poetry Week last night at the Arts Theatre, along with Charles Dance and Tom Hollander. “We’re offering people an experience that’s going to move them and change their feelings for a night,” said Pike, “and it’s all for a tenner.” Dance, celebrating his 66th birthday, said: “I like doing it, as I’m not particularly well-read. I learned a phenomenal amount.”
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/londoners-diary/pike-praises-power-of-poets-8207183.html
Tom Hollander was not there, but Rupert Evans
Bond actress Rosamund Pike read a selection of poems by First World War poets at the Josephine Hart Poetry Week last night at the Arts Theatre, along with Charles Dance and Tom Hollander. “We’re offering people an experience that’s going to move them and change their feelings for a night,” said Pike, “and it’s all for a tenner.” Dance, celebrating his 66th birthday, said: “I like doing it, as I’m not particularly well-read. I learned a phenomenal amount.”
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/londoners-diary/pike-praises-power-of-poets-8207183.html
Tom Hollander was not there, but Rupert Evans
Monday, 1 October 2012
Guests included Charles Dance, Maryam d’Abo, former EON publicist Jerry Juroe, Fiona Fullerton, Shirley Eaton, Samantha Bond, Vic Armstrong, Eunice Gayson, Madeline Smith, Martine Beswick, Caroline Munro, Shane Rimmer, John Glen, and Sir Ken Adam. Following the screening, guests relocated to The Naval and Military Club (In & Out) for a wonderful reception.
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